Daniel Bell views postindustrial societies as consensual, because he believes that postindustrial societies are characterized by interest groups concerned with such national issues as health, education, and the environment working for the common good. Bell's view represents which sociological perspective?

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Hailie Benton

1 April, 08:37

Daniel Bell views postindustrial societies as consensual, because he believes that postindustrial societies are characterized by interest groups concerned with such national issues as health, education, and the environment working for the common good. Bell's view represents which sociological perspective?

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Tianna Mcneil · Answer 1

The answer is the functionalist perspective.

Explanation:

The functionalist perspective to sociology states that every component of society has a fundamental role in providing its stability. Functionalist sociologists often compare society to a human body whose many "organs" work together so that the systems can function properly.

This approach also views traditions, values and norms as the foundation of any society.