The _____ approaches are macro-level, describing societies in broad, structural terms

a. structural-functional and social-conflict
b. structural-functional and symbolic-interaction
c. social-conflict and symbolic-interaction
d. gender-conflict and symbolic-interaction.


Answer: a

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