An upper-class man who is arrested for soliciting a prostitute may be sentenced to "john's school," whereas the prostitute is likely to be sentenced to jail time. which theoretical perspective best explains this? labeling conflict

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An upper-class man who is arrested for soliciting a prostitute may be sentenced to "john's school," whereas the prostitute is likely to be sentenced to jail time. which theoretical perspective best explains this? labeling conflict

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Cindy Farley · Answer 1

The answer is "conflict".

A theoretical perspective is an arrangement of presumptions about reality that illuminate the inquiries we solicit and the sorts of answers we reach at. Regularly, sociologists utilize different theoretical perspectives of view at the same time as they outline look into inquiries, plan and direct research, and investigate their outcomes.