Organic solidarity is most likely to exist in which of the following types of societies?

Hunter-gatherer

Industrial

Agricultural

Feudal

its hunter-gather

The correct answer is B. Industrial

Explanation:

In sociology, "Organic Solidarity" was a concept proposed by Durkheim in which social cohesion emerges from differences in economy and usually based on the division of labor that makes individuals complement each other as each of them performs a specific job or task and each has different interest, this opposes mechanic solidarity in which cohesion is based on homogeneity, for example, people share a common culture, work, lifestyle. Considering Organic solidarity emerges from the division of labor and differences for Durkheim this is commonly linked to Industrial societies in which there are multiple differences among individuals while mechanic solidarity emerges in agricultural or similar societies in which individuals share common aspects. Therefore, organic solidarity is most likely to exist in industrial societies.