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| - | =Part SBa_F0001: information=
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| - | ==Strengths==
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| - | The conflict theory looks for moral ends to remove this universality of one group taking power. It seeks to justify it on the grounds of ‘freedom for all’
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| - | There are several limitations of the social conflict theory:
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| - | *There is a lack of scientific research when dealing with interpersonal conflict so there may not be grounds to uphold the theory.
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| - | *Incorporation of the theory in different environments is difficult. For example, it is difficult to link family dynamics to class, work and labour.
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| - | *The theory is very negative. It states that humanitarian acts and civil rights movements were all acts in order to control society better, rather than to promote peace.
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| - | ==Further information==
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| - | *This book
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| - | *That book
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| - | *A paper
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