Critics of the structural-functional perspective on socialization argue that it:
A) ignores the fact that socialization may teach people to accept inequality.
B) does not acknowledge the role of socialization in establishing social order.
C) only focuses on the individual and does not address how socialization works for society.
D) places too much emphasis on how socialization reinforces inequality.

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Critics argue that the structural-functional perspective may overlook the fact that socialization can reinforce inequality, which goes against the functionalist perspective's belief that socialization maintains social order and stability.

Critics of the Structural-Functional Perspective on Socialization Argue That It