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Spencer's theory of social evolution holds that all societies change from simple to complex through natural processes. This led him to appose all forms of governmental control of social life. Because of the logical similarities with Darwin's Theory of Evolution, Herbert Spencer's views on evolution of societies became known as social Darwinism.

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In the nineteenth century.

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Auguste Comte.

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As a scientist, the sociologist tries to be objective, to control his/her personal preferences and prejudices to perceive clearly rather than to Judge normatively.”

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(i) Business Administration

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