Question

what did w.e.b. du bois mean by his concept of \double consciousness\? choose all that may apply. it refers to how black americans have a sense of identity partly informed by a culture of white supremacy. it refers to how the \veil\ helped black americans advance economically in society. it refers to how all americans experience a sense of division due to the legacy of slavery and racial discrimination. it refers to how black americans to have a \split identity\ due to being black and american. true or false 1 point durkheims, marxs, and webers main themes of analysis are equally androcentric to the degree that they cannot account for why the implications of modernity are different for women than they are for men. true false multiple answer 1 point which of the following is a basic assumption of the functionalist perspective? choose all that may apply. viewing social change as a positive and necessary element of society viewing crime as the result of the power struggles between different social groups viewing society as a relatively stable social order viewing social institutions (such as schools) as having both manifest and latent functions

Explanation:

1. Question 2: Durkheim, Marx, and Weber's analyses were not androcentric in the way described. Their work focused on broader social - structural and social - change issues rather than being centered around men to the exclusion of women's implications in modernity. So the statement is false.
2. Question 3: Functionalist perspective views social institutions as having both manifest and latent functions and sees society as a relatively stable social order. It does not view crime as the result of power struggles between different social groups (that's more of a conflict - theory view) and sees social change as a positive and necessary element of society. So the correct assumptions from the list for functionalist perspective are viewing society as a relatively stable social order and viewing social institutions as having both manifest and latent functions.

Answer:

1. False
2. Viewing society as a relatively stable social order, Viewing social institutions (such as schools) as having both manifest and latent functions