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1. Functionalism is a social science theory that talks about society as a complex system whose various parts work together to produce stability and that sociology should investigate their relationships.

2. Organic analogy is that the parts of society work together, just as the various parts of the human body do, for the benefit of society as a whole. Each element in the society ( for comparing the human body is  organs in society ) makes to the whole and it also relates to other parts of the body( other institutions in society )

3. According to functionalism moral consensus should be maintained for order and stability. People in a society share the same values. And that makes social equilibrium. For example, religious beliefs reaffirm people's adherence to core social values thereby contributing to the maintenance of social cohesion.

4. Manifest functions are those known to be intended by the participants in a specific type of social activity. Latent functions are consequences of that activity of which the participants are unaware. For example, according to Merton Hopi tribe rain dance performed, Hopi believe that this ceremony will bring the rain they need for their crops( a manifest function) but the rain dance, has the effect of promoting group cohesion of Hopi society( latent function)

5. Dysfunction is that aspects of social behaviour means focusing on features of social life that challenge the existing order of things. For example, it is mistaken to suppose that religion is always functional and that it only contributes to social cohesion. When religious groups disagree with one another the result can be major social conflict, causing widespread social disruption.

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1.What is Functionalism?
Functionalism holds that society is a complex system whose various parts work together to produce stability and that sociology.

2.What 'organic analogy' refers to? Do you find organic analogy to help in studying human societies?
The organic analogy is the parts of society work together, just as the various parts of the human body do, for the benefit of society as a whole.

Yes, I find. Because organic analogy is in a core position and plays a vital role.

3. What is the role of moral consensus in society according to Functionalism? Provide an example.
Social recently equilibrium is grounded in the moral consensus.

For example feminism, postmodernism Durkheim argued that religious beliefs reaffirm people's adherence to core social values, thereby contributing to the maintenance of social cohesion.

4. What is meant by manifest and latent function? Provide an example for each.
Explicit function refers to the expected function known to the participants of a particular type of social activity.

Example: Manifest functions are those known to , and intended by, the participants in a specific type of social activity.

Latent functions are consequences of that activity of which the participants are unaware. the rain dance by the Hopi effect of prompting group. latent functions of international social activities and institutions.

5. What is dysfunction? Provide an example.
The dysfunctional aspects of social behavior mean focusing on features of social life that challenge the order of things.

For example: When religious groups disagree with each other the result can be major social conflict, causing widespread social disruption.

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1.Functionlism is theory that foucs on relationships between differeent systems and insititutions contriuting to the banlance and stability of society.
2.Organic analogy means that people should compare the operation of society to a living system or organism.Because society changed a lot with passage of time,we can't use the same methodological rules to define different phenomenon in society.In addtion,the relationships in society is changing with society,so when we use the 'organic analogy' to analyse the society,it will be quite easy to find out the changing essence of relationship.

3.It means when most people share the same values in a socity,this society will keep stability.For example,suicidition is not permmited in most of countries by law-making.And suicidition is not seen as a moral action.

4.Manifest function is one type of functionism,and it means any function of an institution or other social phenomenon that is planned and intentional. latent function,it means that some potential effects that have happened but people didn't realize.For example when people celebrating the new year,manifest function is that these people can get together and have fun .At the same time,for latent function,the relationship and cohesion of people will be enhanced .
5.dysfunctions means some phenomenons of society have no or negative function to society,and it might reflect in a same thing from different aspect.For example,we emphasis that religion has the power of social cohesion ,but when religion itself has the prejudice of some fact,then there will be confilts in a society,and this is the dysfunction of religion

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1.Functionalism holds that society is a comples system whose various parts work together to produce stability and that sociology should investigate their relationships.

2. Functionalists, inculding Comte and Durkheim, have often used an organic analogy, comparing the operation of society to a living organism. They argue that the part of society work together, just as the various parts of the human body do, for the benefit of society as a whole.

Functionalism emphasizes the importance of moral consensus in maintaining order and stability.More consensus exists when most people in a society share the same values. Functionalists regard order and balance as the normal state of society, and this social equilibrium is grounded in the moral consensus among society's members.

2. It is a force that unites people's hearts and minds and maintains social stability, like a belief.

3. Manifest function are those known to, and intended by, the participants in a specific type of social acitvity. Latent functions are consequences of that activity of which the participants are unaware. Manifest functions is a social activity that can be manifested. Latent functions is a potential social view used to unite people's hearts.

5. In the face of different values, it will cause disputes between two groups of people. It's like a struggle between religious groups.

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Functionalism is a complex system where each structure works together in order to produce a stability.

2. What 'organic analogy'  refers to? Do you find  organic analogy to help in studying  human societies?

Organic analogy means comparing human society with living organisms. Comte and Durkheim implies that before understanding how society works as a whole, it is preferable to understand the importance of the structure that builds the society.

3. What is the role of moral consensus in society according to Functionalism? Provide an  example.

Moral consensus exists when the society shares the same values. This is important to maintain the order and stability in the society. For example, to first understand how the human heart works, we need to show how it relates to other parts of the body. After knowing each parts, we would then know each functions of the body that connects to the heart.

4. What is meant by manifest and latent function? Provide an example for each.

Manifest functions are those known to, and intended by, the participants in a specific type of social activity.

Latent functions are consequences of that activity of which participants are unaware.

Example of Manifest Function: Performing the rain dance by the Hopi tribe of Arizona and New Mexico.

Example of Latent Function:
This has the effect of promoting group cohesion of the Hopi Society.

5. What is dysfunction? Provide an example.

Dysfunction is part of a social behaviour that is featured in a social life that opposes the existing order of things.

Example: Religious groups opposes against each other that can cause a major conflict within the social community. This has led to war between the religious communities.

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1.Functionalism holds that society is a complex system whose various parts work together to produce stabillty and that sociology should investigate their relationships.
2.It's like a cog in the wheel that drives the progress and movement of society It's like a cog in the wheel that drives the progress and movement of society
3.Functionalism emphasizes the importance of moral consensus in maintaining order and stability. Moral consensus exists when most people in a society share the same values.For instance, Durkheim argued that religious beliefs reaffirm people's adherence to core social values, thereby contributing to the maintenance of social cohesion.
4.Manifest functions are those known to, and intended by, the participants in a specifio type of social activity. Latent functions are consequences of that activity of which the participants are unaware. For instance, Merton examined the rain dance performed by the Hopi tribe of Arizona and New Mexico.The Hopi believe that this ceremony will bring the rain they need for their crops (a manifest function). But the rain dance, Merton argued, also has the effect of promoting group cohesion of Hopi society (its latent function). A major part of sociological explanations, according to Merton, consists in uncovering the latent functions of intentional social activities and institutions.
5.Looking for dysfunctional aspects of social behavior means focusing on features of social life that challenge the established order. It is wrong, for example, to think that religion is always functional and only contributes to social cohesion. When religious groups disagree with each other, the result can be major social conflict, causing widespread social disorder. As a result, wars often occurought between religious communities - as can be seen in the struggles between Protestants and Catholics in Europe or between Sunni and hia Muslims in the Middle East.

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1.Functionalism:society is a complex system whose various parts work together to produce stability and that sociology should investigate their relationships.
2.Organic analogy is the parts of society work together ,just as the various of the human body do, for the benefit of society as a whole.
Yes,because the research of organic analogy is at the core level.
3.Social equilibrium is grounded in the moral consensus.For example,everyone know that it is illegal to rob a bank.
4.Manifests is that they know the result and influence of social activities.Latent function is unplanned impact.For example,it is a latent function to improve students' awareness of cooperation through group cooperation, while it is manifests function to discuss cooperation openly in class meetings.
5.Dysfunction means focusing on features of social life that challenge the existing order of things.For example,there was a difference of opinion with the team members during the group discussion

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1. Functionalism holds that society is a complex system whose parts work together to produce stability, and that sociology should study the relationships between them.

2. just like the parts of the human body, for the benefit of society as a whole.

3. people need to have shared values, such as Marxism, and always have a unifying belief.

4. manifests itself in the fact that they know the results of social activities, the underlying function is that they are not aware of the results of the activities. Like, people know that in northern China the taste will be heavier and in the south it will be lighter, but because the economy in the north used to be relatively less developed than in the south, they want to eat more rice and fewer dishes to fill their stomachs.

5. Dysfunction is a concept that assumes that the effects on the institutional or social elements contradict the original intent and work in a bad way. Just like the world wars that happened in the past, countries disagreed with each other on ideas but would solve their problems with war and whoever won would dominate everything.

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1.Functionalism holds that society is a complex system whose various parts work together to produce stability and that sociology should investigate their relationship.
2. 1）.comparing the operation of society to a living organism.
2）.They argue that the parts of society work together，just as the various parts of the human body do，for the benefit of society as a whole
3.have the same values and maintain social stability.For example：religious beliefs reafirm people’s adherence to core social values
4.1）.Explicit function refers to the expected function known to the participants of a particular type of social activity
2).Implicit function is when the participant is not aware of the outcome of the activity
5. Dysfunction is go against nature in your life.For example：Your opinion is at odds with everyone else in the activity

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1) Functionalism: is a theory that talks about society as a complex system whose various components work together to produce stability and that sociology should investigate their relationships.

2) Organic analogy is a comparison of the different factors in an operating society to the various parts of the body. It is claimed that different parts of society work together just like the different parts of a human body, which means that in order to study the function of society, we must look at all the components such as education and religion.

3) According to functionalism, moral consensus exists to maintain order and stability. A moral consensus is formed when people share and agree on the same values, which would then put society in equilibrium. An example could be political disagreement. Before the voting season, there is usually a moral consensus that is widely agreed upon as there is no big clash of opinions that surfaces. However, as seen many times before, opposing political parties often clash and argue during the election season, ruining any sense of peace.

4) Manifests functions are those known to and intended by the participants in a specific type of activity. For example, a rain dance is a ritual performed by the Hopi tribe in order to promote crop growth.
Latent functions are consequences of activities of which the participants are unaware. For example, the rain dance, in addition to being a ritual, also promotes team cohesion.

5) Dysfunction is centred around aspects of social behaviours that resists the natural order of things. For example, when social group disagrees with each other, it usually causes widespread social disruption

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1. functionalism is a sociological theory which states that everything in the society has a function for the sustenance and survival of the society.
2. organic analogy is the idea that society is like an organism or human body in which everything has its function.
3. Moral consensus enables peace and order in a given society.
4. Manifest function is the result of direct intent of every social activity example: we eat to survive as humans, food gives nourishment to the body and as a society even in social gatherings.   while latent function is the unintended effect of social activities. examples: Food in many societies represent cultures and reinforce norms. they help social bonds in social gatherings.
5.Dysfunctions are disruptions in societal and it threatens social stability. example crime
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1. Functionalism is a theory that argues the constituents of a society function in a systematic way that is having connection and relationships between them to build a structure of equilibrium and stability on society. It claims that sociologists should interpret the relations.
It pursues a benefit of society as a whole.
2. Organic analogy is a mechanism that society can be compared to a human body(society - body, constituents - organs). By organs(the elements) being activated together, it operates a human body(society) stably.
Yes. In reality, it is clear that institutions and individuals have strong connection and it is inevitable to live without each other. For example, if there are no citizens, then a country would not exist, and the opposite works in the same way.
3. To maintain order and stability on society. Individuals should share the same values not to break the equilibrium.
The Broken windows theory can be a good example that shows what happens if the stability on society breaks down. If someone commit a minor crime such as breaking a window, more people would do the same and consequently lead to a social anomie.
4. Manifest functions have an overt objective of human activities.
For instance, people work to earn money and to make a living.
Latent functions are effects on human activities that are unexpected and unaware of.
Such as, people can achieve self-realisation and satisfaction by working.
5. Dysfunction is a concept that argues the effects on institutions or social elements contradictory to the original intentions and working in an undesirable way.
For example, giving prior opportunities for entering universities to the minor ethnics can cause a reverse discrimination on the others.
In the US, some major ethnic groups lose their positions because of the affirmative action even they have better marks than the minority.

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1. What is Functionalism?

Functionalism is related to the religious beliefs and customs of society because there are some links between the different parts of society.

2. What does 'organic analogy'  refers to? Do you find an organic analogy to help in studying human societies?

An organic analogy is to treat society as an organism, distinguishing it from the internal organs of the human body.

3. What is the role of moral consensus in society according to Functionalism? Provide an example.

Social balance is based on moral consensus. For example, When people have a consistent belief, they will keep it and maintenance of social cohesion.

4. What is meant by manifest and latent function? Provide an example for each.

Manifest is they know the result of the social activity and the latent function is they did not realize the result of the activity. for example, the farmers planted some vegetables and when the harvest came, they had food, they know the result of harvest that is a manifest function. However, when they eat that food, the nutrition of vegetables supplements the substances they need in their bodies, which is a latent function.

5. What is dysfunction? Provide an example.

Dysfunctions are disruptions in society and its parts that threaten social stability. for example, crime and war.

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Q#1..each aspect of society is interdependent and contributes to society's stability and functioning as a whole
Q#2... society is like a human body (organic analogy ) Society was made up of various institutions that acted like the organs of the body: they all needed to be functioning properly for the body to function
Q#3..it allows society to continue and progress .because there are shared norms and values that mean all individuals have a common goal and have a vested interest in conforming and thus conflict is minimal.
Q#4..it  is related to wish fulfillment and suggested that dreams have two types of content: manifest content and latent content. The manifest content is the actual literal subject matter of the dream while the latent content is the underlying meaning of these symbols
Q#5..Manifest dysfunctions are anticipated disruptions of social life.Latent functions therefore have a tendancy to turn into dysfunction

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