sufficient condition
(noun) Something that, if present, guarantees an effect can occur.
(noun) Something that, if present, guarantees an effect can occur.
(noun) A research method that collects data from respondents through a series of questions by interview or questionnaire.
(noun) The theory that society is possible because of the shared meanings and social patterns created during social interactions.
(noun) A system in which the males of one group marry the females of another group.
(noun) A family structure in industrial societies in which both spouses work for wages and share domestic labor equally.
(noun) The interconnected relationship between individuals, groups, and institutions with shared behaviors, norms, and values that combine to form society.
1. (adjective) Relating to a classification, system, or taxonomy; 2. (adjective) Methodical, orderly, and purposeful.