Sociology, asked by srshjkml8238, 10 months ago

What is rational action in relation to value in sociology?

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Answered by anoushkanarang2222

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Action is rational in relation to a specific value. This action occurs when individuals use rational – that is effective means to achieve goals or ends that are defined in terms of subjective meaning.

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