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The 62 pages that link to Functional psychology, each with the reason it gives.

• Social stratificationRelated: Functionalist accounts interpret unequal rewards as one way societies allocate demanding roles.

• Émile DurkheimRelated: Later functionalists adapted Durkheim’s focus on institutions and social cohesion.

• Modern architectureRelated: Modern architects treated practical purpose as a basis for design rather than copying historical forms.

• BauhausRelated: It helps explain the school’s emphasis on useful, producible designs.

• PsychologyRelated: It shifted attention from the contents of consciousness to what psychological processes do.

• Walter GropiusRelated: Gropius treated practical needs and production methods as generators of architectural form.

• The Feminine MystiqueRelated: Friedan criticizes social theories that treated prescribed gender roles as necessary and natural.

• Daniel DennettRelated: Its focus on what mental states do aligns with Dennett’s functional explanations of the mind.

• ProfessionalizationRelated: Functionalist accounts treated professional expertise and service as contributions to social needs.

• Prague SchoolRelated: The school asked how language structures serve communication, rather than describing forms alone.

• Ethnographic presentRelated: Functionalist accounts often emphasized a society's present organization over its historical formation.

• Prague Linguistic CircleRelated: The Circle analyzed linguistic forms in relation to communicative functions.

• Lúcio CostaRelated: The separation of Brasília’s urban functions reflects a central modernist planning principle.

• Mind (mental faculty)Related: It offers an account of mental states that does not require a particular biological substrate.

• Arne JacobsenRelated: Jacobsen's restrained forms served use without eliminating elegance or visual character.

• Melford SpiroRelated: Spiro assessed functional explanations of religion, including claims about its psychological benefits.