People who focus on the forces in society that promote competition and change employ the
a. conflict perspective.
b. functionalist perspective.
c. interactionist perspective.
d. dysfunctionalist perspective.

a. conflict perspective.

Explanation:

The conflict perspective tells us about the social behavior of people and that it is better understood in terms or tension between competing groups. Although it must be taken into account that the conflict does not necessarily have to be violent, because it can be handled through negotiations. We have come to see conflict not as an exclusive phenomenon of the class relationship, but as a part of the everyday life of any society.

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