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Which of the following best describes the initial and subsequent thinking in sociology with respect to cities or urbanization? Initially cities were posited to have no effect on individuals. Later sociologists argued that cities made individuals more anomic. Initially theorists argued that Urbanization fosters sentimental connections; later some argued that urbanization makes people more rational or utilitarian Some theorists argued that urbanization makes people more calculating, rational and isolated. Later, some argued that cities can be positive and allow sub-cultures to thrive and create new bonds based on elements like age or ethnicity. Theorists consistently argued that Urbanization had little impact on how individuals and society evolved Some initially argued that cities made people less interdependent. Others later argued that cities accelerated interdependency.

          Which of the following best describes the initial and subsequent thinking in sociology with respect to cities or urbanization?
Initially cities were posited to have no effect on individuals. Later sociologists argued that cities made individuals more anomic.
Initially theorists argued that Urbanization fosters sentimental connections; later some argued that urbanization makes people more rational or utilitarian
Some theorists argued that urbanization makes people more calculating, rational and isolated. Later, some argued that cities can be positive and allow sub-cultures to thrive and create new bonds based on elements like age or ethnicity.
Theorists consistently argued that Urbanization had little impact on how individuals and society evolved
Some initially argued that cities made people less interdependent. Others later argued that cities accelerated interdependency.

Which of the following best describes the initial and subsequent thinking in sociology with respect to cities or urbanization?
Initially cities were posited to have no effect on individuals. Later sociologists argued that cities made individuals more anomic.
Initially theorists argued that Urbanization fosters sentimental connections; later some argued that urbanization makes people more rational or utilitarian
Some theorists argued that urbanization makes people more calculating, rational and isolated. Later, some argued that cities can be positive and allow sub-cultures to thrive and create new bonds based on elements like age or ethnicity.
Theorists consistently argued that Urbanization had little impact on how individuals and society evolved
Some initially argued that cities made people less interdependent. Others later argued that cities accelerated interdependency.

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