Pitrim Sorkinʹs principle of immanent change emphasizes that the most powerful cause of change is
A) external rather than internal.
B) from within the society.
C) located in the physical environment.
D) ideas and material conditions.

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Pitrim Sorokin's principle of immanent change suggests that the most powerful cause of change comes from within the society itself, rather than external factors.

Pitrim Sorkinʹs Principle of Immanent Change Emphasizes That the Most