Three Major Theoretical Perspectives

A macro-level theory is described as a large-scale relationships and to answer fundamental questions. The theories tend to be abstract and difficult. A micro-level theory is described as they cover only very specific relationships between individuals and small groups. These theories tend to be dependent on their context and are more concrete, like set and stone. This also means that they are more scientifically testable.
The three major theoretical perspectives are structural functionalism, conflict theory, and symbolic interactionism. Structural functionalism is that it sees society as a structure with equivalent parts to meet the social needs of the individuals. Alfred Radcliffe-Brown liked
Comte’s and Durkheim’s approaches. Alfred contributed