Which of the following describes the main difference between the consensus theory of justice and the conflict theory of justice?
The consensus theory emphasizes reliability, while the conflict theory emphasizes efficiency.
The consensus theory assumes that society is diverse in its values, while the conflict theory assumes that society has shared values.
The consensus theory assumes that order is maintained through agreement, while the conflict theory assumes that order is maintained because powerful groups dominate weaker groups.
The consensus theory believes that organized society alienated humankind, while the conflict theory believes that organized society was created to protect private property.