According to this theory, all human beings are born free and equal. Social Contract Theory true Organismic Theory false Functionalists Theory false None of the above false Single This theory considers society to be a unity similar to that which characterizes a biological organism. Social Contract Theory false Functionalists Theory false Organismic Theory true None of the above false Single ________ regard the individual as formed by society through the influence of such institutions as the family, school, and workplace. Interactionist false Functionalists true Culture and Personality false None of the above false Single He utilized his theory of ‘collective representation’ in explaining social phenomena such as religion and the concept of social solidarity. Auguste Comte false Emile Durkheim true Thomas Hobbes false None of the above false Single Known as the father of Sociology, who regarded the individual as a mere abstraction, Durkheim held that the individual was the recipient of group influence and social heritage. Emile Durkheim false Jean Jacques Rousseau false Auguste Comte true None of the above false Single For ___________, it is through the interaction of the people that the society is formed. Interactionist true Culture and Personality false Functionalists false None of the above false Single A social action theorist, who said that society is built up out of the interpretations of individuals. Auguste Comte false John Locke false Max Weber true None of the above false Single This view proposes that the relationship between society and individual is not one-sided. Interactionist view false Culture and Personality View true Functionalists View false None of the above false Single Viewed society as coming into being as a means of protection of human beings against the consequences of their own human nature. Thomas Hobbes true Emile Durkheim false Jean Jacques Rousseau false None of the above false Single Wrote that when equality and happiness of the early state was lost to war and other conflicts, civil society was formed. Jean Jacques Rousseau true John Locke false Thomas Hobbes false None of the above false Single