likevektsteori
Likevektsteori, or equilibrium theory, is a concept within social science that describes how societies or groups tend toward a state of balance and stability. It suggests that social systems are composed of interdependent parts, and when one part changes, other parts adjust to restore equilibrium. This adjustment process can be slow or rapid, and the resulting equilibrium may be temporary or more permanent.
Key figures associated with equilibrium theory include Talcott Parsons, who developed structural functionalism, a major framework
The theory posits that individuals and institutions act in ways that are predictable and contribute to the