Question 5 (1 point) Listen The triangle model reveals how power works invisibly through structures of power. True False Question 6 (1 point) Listen Hegemony refers to the process where dominant ideologies and social institutions function collaboratively to challenge the causes of social problems. True False

<p> <br />1. The statement in Question 5 discusses the triangle model in relation to power structures. The triangle model is a sociological concept used to understand how power operates within a society. It typically illustrates the interplay between different forms of power, often highlighting how power can be exerted in less visible or direct ways through established structures and systems. The statement suggests that the triangle model reveals the invisible workings of power through these structures, which aligns with sociological theories that examine the subtle and systemic aspects of power dynamics.<br /><br />2. Question 6 deals with the concept of hegemony. Hegemony, in sociological and political theory, refers to the dominance of one group over others, not just through force or coercion but also ideologically and culturally. This dominance is maintained by the permeation of societal norms and values that reflect the interests of the dominant group. The statement in the question, however, describes hegemony as a process where dominant ideologies and social institutions work together to challenge social problems. This is a misrepresentation of the concept. Hegemony, as theorized by Antonio Gramsci and others, is about maintaining dominance and control, not challenging social issues. Therefore, the statement incorrectly describes hegemony.<br /></p>