What is true about moral control in complex societies?

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It disappears entirely in large, industrialized cities.It alone cannot sustain social order in advanced societies.It is only possible through religious institutions.It is most effective when imposed externally on individuals.

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Moral control by itself is not adequate to uphold social order within complex societies. While it plays a role, additional mechanisms are necessary to maintain stability. It does not vanish in urban industrial contexts, nor is it solely dependent on religion or external enforcement.