Social Problems Concept A situation confronting a
Description: Social Problems Concept A situation confronting a group or a section which inflicts injurious consequences that can be handled only collectively (Reinhardt, 1954) A social problem as a deviation from the social ideals remediable by group
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slide1. Social Problems<br>
slide2. Concept A situation confronting a group or a section which inflicts injurious consequences that can be handled only collectively (Reinhardt, 1954)
A social problem as a “ deviation from the social ideals remediable by group effort” (Walsh and Furfey, 1961)
A situation which is less than ideals, that is undesirable or abnormal
It is remediable by collective effort<br>
slide3. Characteristics of Social Problems All social problems are situations which have injurious consequences for society
All social problems are deviations from the “ideal” situation
All social problems have some common basis of origin
All social problems are social in origin
All social problems are interconnected
It affects all sections of the society
All social problems have to solve collectively
Social problems occur in all societies<br>
slide2. Concept A situation confronting a group or a section which inflicts injurious consequences that can be handled only collectively (Reinhardt, 1954)
A social problem as a “ deviation from the social ideals remediable by group effort” (Walsh and Furfey, 1961)
A situation which is less than ideals, that is undesirable or abnormal
It is remediable by collective effort<br>
slide3. Characteristics of Social Problems All social problems are situations which have injurious consequences for society
All social problems are deviations from the “ideal” situation
All social problems have some common basis of origin
All social problems are social in origin
All social problems are interconnected
It affects all sections of the society
All social problems have to solve collectively
Social problems occur in all societies<br>