Weber's six-point ideal type model

Max Weber's six-point ideal type model is a framework that sociologists use to analyze and understand social phenomena. The six points are: 1) Abstracted concepts, 2) Conceptual homogeneity, 3) Logical consistency, 4) Idealized conceptual coherence, 5) Breaches of logical consistency, and 6) Empirical non-correspondence. This model helps researchers develop idealized constructs to better understand complex social realities.