Social Structure : Stratification and Social Process in Society
Comparison between Co-operation and Accomodation :
1. Co-operation and accomodation can be considered separately. But they are the processes of association.
2. They do not represent dissociation.
3. Both co-operation and accomodation help in the formation of groups life, consensus, integration, assimilation and harmony in the society. They do not emerge in isolation.
4. Co-operation represents all relations among persons or groups which work together towards a common end. Whereas, accomodation and assimilation represent different stages or degrees in the co-operative process.
5. In accommodation barriers may break partially, social distance may be reduced and formal relations may also be established. Under these circumstances groups can work together through co-operation and thus accomodation takes place.
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(a) Varna, (b) Caste, (c) Class, (d) Unequal Distribution of Resources, (e) Social Stratification, (f) Wealth or Property.
(a) Power, (b) Psychological Gratification, (c) Gender Inequality, (d) Ethnicity, (e) Gender, (f) Sanskritization.
(a) Diffusion, (b) Accomodation, (c) Cooperation, (d) Social Process, (e) Conflict.
(a) Association Social Processes, (b) Dissociative Social Processes, (c) Heterogeneous Society, (d) Assimilation, (e) Interaction.
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