Who has suggested that 'social control can be introduced through exploitative and constructive methods':
Correct answer: D. Bernard
- A. Ross
- B. Hunt
- C. Maclver
- D. Bernard
Explanation
L. L. Bernard described social control as operating through exploitative methods, which impose control, and constructive methods, which guide behaviour through education and social development. Therefore the associated scholar is Bernard.
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