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Which of the following is NOT true with regard to Durkheim's thought? Durkheim believes that morals exist outside of society and that social interactions confuse people and thus "muddy the waters" when it comes to understanding morals. Durkheim believes that morals are inherently social. People learn them through their engagement with others in society. Durkheim thinks that morals are important because they serve as key mechanisms for influencing people to become functional members of society. In modern societies, morals are increasingly conveyed through the modern division of labor rather than through group-based rituals that were more central to premodern societies.

          Which of the following is NOT true with regard to Durkheim's thought? 
Durkheim believes that morals exist outside of society and that social interactions confuse people and thus "muddy the waters" when it comes to understanding morals.
Durkheim believes that morals are inherently social. People learn them through their engagement with others in society.
Durkheim thinks that morals are important because they serve as key mechanisms for influencing people to become functional members of society.
In modern societies, morals are increasingly conveyed through the modern division of labor rather than through group-based rituals that were more central to premodern societies.

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