New Urban Sociology Is a View That

New urban sociology is a view that:

A) urban changes are largely the result of decisions made by powerful capitalists and high-income groups.
B) individuals living in urban areas report better physical and emotional health compared to those living in rural areas.
C) whether they live in cities or suburbs, women generally experience fewer choices and more constraints than men.
D) cities serve more economic and social functions compared to rural regions.
E) urban residents differ in their types of interaction, lifestyles, and perceptions of urban life.