Sociological developments in chronological order:
Positivism (B): Early 19th-century concept by Auguste Comte, prioritizing scientific observation and empirical data.
Structural Functionalism (D): A framework emerging in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, focused on social stability and cohesion.
Social Conflict Theory (A): Gained prominence in the mid-20th century (Karl Marx), examining class struggles and societal inequalities.
Multicultural Perspective (C): A late 20th-century development, highlighting diversity, cultural awareness, and pluralism.