Social Sciences, asked by AkashB97121, 10 months ago

Linear and cyclic theory of social change

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Linear theories of social change see change proceeding in a uniform, recognizable direction. Acording to this theory, societies develop from simplier to more complex forms and from a concern with collective well-being to a concern with individual well-being.

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