📊 Foundation of Sociological Theory
Q. Societies, where individuals were held together by the mechanical solidarity are characterised by
  • (A) high differentiation between individual and collective conscience
  • (B) no distinction between individual and collective conscience
  • (C) no conscience at all
  • (D) specialised division of labour and job opportunities
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✅ Correct Answer: (B) no distinction between individual and collective conscience

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