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Who used methods of “indirect experiment and comparative analysis” in sociology:
Durkheim
Marx
Weber
Parsons
- Durkheim: Emile Durkheim often employed both indirect experiment and comparative analysis. He is a key figure in sociology, studying how societies maintain their integrity and coherence.
- Correct Answer: Option 1
- Marx: Karl Marx focused more on historical and dialectical materialism, analyzing social change through class struggle and economic factors.
- Weber: Max Weber used interpretive and historical methods in sociology, emphasizing the subjective meaning of human actions.
- Parsons: Talcott Parsons is known for his action theory and structural functionalism, focusing on social systems and their functioning.
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