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In order to function, a society must motivate the proper members for proper positions and do the required duties. Who hold this opinion about stratification
K. Davis
T. Parsons
P. Sorokin
R. Merton
- K. Davis: Kingsley Davis, along with Wilbert Moore, proposed the Davis-Moore thesis. They argue that social stratification is a necessary mechanism. It ensures the most qualified individuals fill society's most important roles. This aligns with the view stated.
- T. Parsons: Talcott Parsons focused on structural functionalism. He believed in different societal functions but not exclusively on stratification motivation.
- P. Sorokin: Pitirim Sorokin studied social mobility but didn't emphasize stratification in the same way as Davis.
- R. Merton: Robert Merton is known for role theory and deviance studies, not directly relating to stratification motivation.
Your Answer: Option 1 - K. Davis
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