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Which of the following thinkers used the concept of “collective conscience” in understanding society:
Durkheim
Spencor
Auguste Comte
Merton
- Option 1: Durkheim
- Emile Durkheim, a founding figure in sociology, introduced the concept of "collective conscience."
- This refers to the set of shared beliefs and moral attitudes that operate as a unifying force within society.
- Correct Answer
- Option 2: Spencer
- Herbert Spencer was known for applying evolutionary theory to sociology and anthropology.
- He is best known for the idea of "social Darwinism" rather than collective conscience.
- Option 3: Auguste Comte
- Comte is considered the father of sociology.
- He coined the term "sociology" and emphasized a scientific approach to studying society.
- Option 4: Merton
- Robert K. Merton is famous for his theory of deviance and for coining terms like "role model" and "self-fulfilling prophecy."
- He focused on social functions rather than collective conscience.
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