Societies with organic solidarity are more likely to use rehabilitative social sanctions than are those with mechanical solidarity. The reason for this is that the societies with organic solidarity .

a. see some physical punishments as having the potential to change behavior

b. focus more on individuals and their specific circumstances

c. have a stronger emphasis on sameness and wish to make people more similar

d. understand that many crimes are related to drug and alcohol addiction

B. Focus more on individuals and their specific circumstances

Explanation:

Organic solidarity is a theory developed by Emile Durkheim which explains that it is the individual efforts of people that lead to a thriving society. Individuals, although different with their peculiarities contribute to growth through a network of interdependence.

Mechanical solidarity on the other hand attributes social cohesion to the sameness of individuals. Organic solidarity employs restitutive sanctions, while Mechanical solidarity employs repressive sanctions.

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