Are there always exceptions to any social regularity?

Q: What are collective regularities? Explain with an example?

A: Society is composed of different individuals who form a collectivity. There is scope for social inte...

Q: What are the key sectors of the economy?

A: Economy is a system of production, distribution and consumption of goods and services. It makes the ...

Q: What is the aim of secularization movement?

A: Secularism refers to the condition where there is almost no relevance of religion in political affai...

Q: Which was a main benefit of industrialization?

A: Industrialization refers to the process in which an economy is transformed to an economy based on th...

Q: What is the main focus of functionalism?

A: Functionalism is one of the main theories to studying social life adopted by sociology. Predictions ...

Q: What are the 4 principles of social stratification?

A: Society, across various historical timelines and geopolitical regions, ranks categories of people in...

Q: What is ethics?

A: Ethics is based on well-founded standards of right and wrong that prescribe what humans ought to do,...

Q: When does Discrimination occur?

A: Discrimination occurs when terms treat someone and conditions reject one on these grounds is also pr...

Q: How do the media contribute to gender role socialization?

A: Gender is the translation of biological distinction between men and women into social differences, i...

Q: What is the most important discipline in social science?

A: The social sciences are the major disciplines that study the social aspects of human life. There are...

Q: Explain how official reactions to a social movement can threaten ourfreedom

A: Social movement is a associative and collective organization of people which helps in the achievemen...

Q: What are popular assumptions, this may be from your own experiences or through portrayals of the reg...

A: For centuries, Appalachia was regarded as a unique area populated by people who were physically and ...

Q: Define the term Racial profiling?

A: State activity, vigilance is directed only at a race-based suspect or group of suspects, referred to...

Q: Discuss and explain any five challenges of teaching of integrated science

A: Teaching of integrated science requires high level of expertise and proficiency in teaching methods....

Q: How did Sinulog start out in Cebu before becoming one of the biggest festivals in the world?

A: Sinulog which originated from the Cebuano word 'sulog', meaning 'like water current movement' signif...

Q: Do you believe that gender is socially construed? Why or why not? Please explain thoroughly

A: Gender is a social construct created by society to assign certain roles and behaviors to individuals...

Q: what is sample ?

A: Sample can be define as a manageable and small version of a large group. It refers to a subset that ...

Q: What are the social pressures and expectations that women have?

A: Human sexual behavior and gender identity are formed and shaped through the learning of appropriate ...

Q: What were the causes of the french revolution

A: As Karl Marx said that revolution is the key to having change, thus he always supported conflict and...

Q: Define Partial Regression?

A: Partial regression plays a significant role in determining society's ethical aspects and the communi...

Q: Assess the view that aging of the population will have the significant effect on both family relatio...

A: Aging is the current demographic issue. The aging of the population is the increase in the populatio...

Q: What are the differences between good and bad sociological research?

A: Sociology, aiming for a critical investigation of the human's social world, is devoted to conducting...

Q: What was one of the earliest theories of collective behavior?

A: Gustave Le Bon formulated one of the earliest theories of collective behaviour in the year 1896. 

Q: How can we fix overpopulation?

A: Overpopulation denotes the moral values and ethics involve the judgmental characteristics present in...

Q: Give an example of ethnomethodology?

A: Ethnomethodology is the study of how social order emerges from and is maintained by social interacti...

Q: What are the 5 main agents of socialization?

A: Socialization is a process where an individual learns customs, norms, and values of his or her cultu...

Q: ANSWER THE FOLLOWING.  1. EXPLAIN THE TREE OF LIFE. (MUST BE COMPUTER-GENERATED)

A: The tree of life imposes several social problems on society's various spheres in its political spher...

Q: Define the term Authority?

A: The position which gives the power to rule over people of the society is called Authority.

Q: What moral lessons can you share about animal welfare during this covid 19 pandemic ?

A: The pandemic has altered the lives of every human being as well as animals. We can not ignore the st...

Q: What is an interlocking directorate?

A: Interlocking directorates is a business practice wherein a member of one company's board of director...

Q: how social change transforms society;include the four social revolutions, Gemeinschaftand Gesellscha...

A: Social change refers to the change and transformation experienced in social institutions, culture, s...

Q: How do we display our racial and ethnic group membership?

A: Racial or ethnic groups can identify with each other from other groups because of commonalities such...

Q: During this time of pandemic crisis, what do you think is the importance of having a physical activi...

A: According to the pandemic situation, the social activities should be filled by social and focused re...

Q: Social stratification found in every society. Discuss how cast and class system creating distance am...

A: Social stratification is a system by means of which a society is segmentalized or hierarchized into ...

Q: How did the political, economic, and religious systems of Native Ameri- cans, Europeans, and African...

A: In the 1500s, European explorers arrived in the "New World" - North America. They had never been to ...

Q: When did the gender pay gap start?

A: In area of labor reforms that have taken place over the last many decades, one of the many issues th...

Q: Can an individual, or small enterprise, really hope to compete?

A: Yes, an individual or small enterprise can really hope to compete.

Q: Define the term Microanalysis?

A: Introduction Microanalysis is not only a unique form of analysis but also a unique way of thinking a...

Q: How does mass media influence people's lives?

A: Mass media has a huge effect on many parts of human life, that includes voting, perspectives and bel...

Q: How might school systems e­ectively combat bullying?

A: Social combat bullying is very much defensible in personality shaping. It achieves the glimpse of sp...

Q: What are some examples of cultural universals?

A: Cultural universals ( which has been mentioned by anthropologists like George Murdock, Claude Levi-S...

Q: what are the advantages and disadvantages with this new distribution of power within families.

A: Families are changing in a variety of ways across the globe. Also, a number of family patterns have ...

Q: What is the difference between a primary group and a secondary group group of answer choices?

A: Fundamental to man's social life is group living and thus men engage in creating and recreating a co...

Q: How do functionalist view children and what is the families responsibility?

A: Functionalism is both a theoretical school and a practical principle that explains why social instit...

Q: what important concepts have you learned from the world of second languages, the nature of language ...

A: Language has an influence on the everyday lives of people of all races, creeds, and geographical reg...

Q: Explain how according to Goffman’s theory social interaction is a very perilous undertaking?

A: Erving Goffman is a significant proponent in the field of Symbolic Interactionism. He put forward th...

Q: Give an Example of a Spurious Causal Relationship?

A: When a third person enters into a bonding between the two persons and one of them remains unbothered...

Q: How is inequality maintained?

A: Social inequality comes into existence when one social entity or group gets more value and considera...

Q: How do sex and gender differ?

A: Sex and "gender," despite having different connotations, are often used interchangeably:

Q: Why a city is called Metropolitan?

A: City is an urban agglomeration which is home to many people associated both to political and economi...