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Who among the following has regarded competition as a initial, universal and basic process :
Park and Burgers
Hegel
Adam Smith
Margret Mead
- Option 1: Park and Burgess (correct answer)
- Park and Burgess were famous sociologists of the Chicago School.
- They considered competition as a fundamental, universal, and initial process in social interaction.
- According to them, all societies experience competition as a basic force before cooperation and conflict arise.
- Option 2: Hegel
- Hegel was a German philosopher focused on dialectics, not specifically on competition as a social process.
- He is more known for ideas about thesis-antithesis-synthesis.
- Option 3: Adam Smith
- Adam Smith is the father of economics.
- He emphasized competition in economics but not as a universal social process in the sociological sense.
- Option 4: Margaret Mead
- Mead was an anthropologist best known for her work on culture and gender.
- She didn’t specifically frame competition as universal or basic in social processes.
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