Question

which activity is one of the five functional requisites that functionalists believe a society must meet to survive? removing a sense of purpose yielding the needs of the group in favor of self - interest promoting creative chaos socializing new members question 5 (4 points) prison inmate, class president, embezzler, and physician are examples of _______. ascribed status social classes lack of status achieved status

Explanation:

First Question (Functional Requisites)

Functionalists' five functional requisites for society's survival include socializing new members (to transmit norms/values). Other options: removing purpose, favoring self - interest over group, promoting chaos go against functionalist ideas of social stability.

Achieved status is earned through effort/action (prison inmate via crime, class president via election, embezzler via actions, physician via education). Ascribed status is assigned at birth. Social classes are broader, and "lack of status" is incorrect.

Answer:

D. Socializing new members

Second Question (Status Types)