Question
What is the difference between ‘mechanical’ and ‘organic’ solidarity?
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Mechanical Solidarity
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Organic Solidarity
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It is found in primitive societies.
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It is found in modern societies.
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It is based on the similarity of its individual members.
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It is based on the heterogeneity of its members.
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It is found in societies with less population.
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It is found in the societies with large population and impersonal relationships.
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It is a group of people who are self sufficient and engaged in similar activities.
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The people in this group are not self sufficient but dependent on other groups for their survival.
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This kind of society is not very tolerant of differences and violation of norms.
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This kind of society is tolerant and interdependent on each other.
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It has repressive laws that prevent deviation or opposition from the norms of community.
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It has a restitutive law that corrects the wrong done by the criminals.
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The individual in this kind of society is totally submerged in the collectivity.
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In this society the individual is given some autonomy.
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