W11.1 Jin You Ri

 1. Summary

Social structure refers to a clear entity or group relationship to each other. The social structure can be divided into micro-social micro-structure and macro-social macro-structure. Some people believe that social structures develop naturally. This development can also be caused by conflicts between groups. It may be created by an economic system that emphasizes power struggles or cooperation among the establishment.


2. Interesting or New Items learned

It was interesting that the social structure could develop naturally. The social structure would have changed according to the needs of the members of society.


3.Question

What is the convenience of social structure for us

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  1. 한우진June 23, 2023 at 12:53 AM

    Infrastructure and services such as convenient transportation systems, rapid communication networks, and efficiency of public services provide convenience for individuals' daily lives. A stable economic system and adequate social protection provide economic stability for individuals and improve their quality of life. Values such as equal rights and opportunities, social recognition and respect, diversity and inclusion are respected, and an environment is provided where individuals can express and communicate comfortably in society. Laws and institutions that work efficiently protect individuals' rights and obligations, and maintain stability and fairness by coordinating social interactions and rules. Technological advances and innovations improve daily life and social activities, and provide convenient services and solutions for individuals. The convenience of social structure is an important factor that helps individuals participate and develop smoothly in society. Through this, individuals can lead richer lives and achieve prosperity and development in society as a whole.

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