Define how religion is a social institution

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A: The existence of diversities in cultures of groups and societies often involves the act of judging o...

Q: Enumerate concrete ways to help the missionaries in the world.

A: There are many missionaries in the world and their main focus to help the people who are suffering. 

Q: What role does politics play in the creation of Latino identity ?

A: Politicization plays a huge role in the creation of Latino identity in contemporary times. The Latin...

Q: Differentiate between Matrilocal and patrilocal?

A: Social organizations exhibit different forms of kinship systems, across historical time periods. Thi...

Q: Please, Answer This! Directions: Study the pictures below. Identify whether the message expressed ...

A: It's a bias.  

Q: What are the 5 major problems with the bureaucracies

A: As a technical term in sociology,''bureaucracy'' is associated with Max Weber. He gave it a precise ...

Q: What are the 3 social factors that seem to be strongly implicated in the etiology of materialism?

A: Materialism is the view among human beings that it is only matter or the material world and not the ...

Q: Define the term Social Social Stratification? Give an example?

A: Social stratification refers to a device through which a society ranks classes of humans in a hierar...

Q: How do the major sociological theories frame an understanding of sexuality?

A: Scholars recognise that sexuality continues to be an important and defining social location and that...

Q: How can social theory be used to address challenges in society?

A: Social theories are established after intense social research based on real issues and scenarios. Th...

Q: State some of the practical applications of the following social science approaches in our society: ...

A: Sociology is the scientific study of society. It studies the interaction between human and society. ...

Q: What is a significant symbol that shows cebuano culture that can bridge personal and cultural identi...

A: Culture is an essential part of every individual's life. It is the one that consists of values, norm...

Q: Explain Probability Sampling in Review?

A: Probability sampling can be explained as a technique of sampling in which the researcher selects sam...

Q: What is a bureaucratic leader?

A: Bureaucratic leader are those whose function based on official regulations fixed by higher authoriti...

Q: How is health care paid for in the United States and other nations?

A: In capitation, the medical services association gets a fixed installment each year per covered life ...

Q: Give an example of Personal and Property Crimes?

A: Personal crimes/Individual violations are wrongdoings that are executed against a person. Property c...

Q: What are the 4 types of mental illness?

A: Anxiety disorders  affect approximately 40 million American adults age 18 years and older each year....

Q: Is Efficiency important in Bureaucracies?

A: Bureaucracy is a form of government characterized by a clear hierarchy of authority, a hierarchical ...

Q: Was the transition from hunter-gatherers to living in state-level societies a positive or negative d...

A: The transition of society from primitive hunter-gathers organization to modern society with nation-s...

Q: Discuss The Knowledge Gap Theory's contribution to the decline of trust in the media

A: This theory was first proposed in 1970 by Philip J Tichenor, then Associate Professor of Journalism ...

Q: What are the Roadless Area Conservation Rule and the Bush Administration's attempt at its repeal?

A: Introduction Our National Forests' nearly 50 million acres of roadless land are a national treasure....

Q: What is emotional reflexivity?

A: While most theories of reflexivity have focused on how individuals use the information to control th...

Q: Explain The Significance of Religion in the United States?

A: Religion is a social-social arrangement of assigned practices and practices, ethics, convictions, pe...

Q: Define the term “Marginalized”?

A: Marginalization is a condition in which an individual possesses two gathering personalities at the s...

Q: The major components of social structure are culture,social class, social status, roles, groups, and...

A: Social structure posits the main limitation to the development of the Native Americans in every sect...

Q: State two (2) commandments that have been most rebelled against or most young people break/ violate ...

A: The ten commandments had been the rules that had been followed by Christians diligently for ages, ev...

Q: How has interaction with others, groups, organizations, and our institutions impacted your sense of ...

A: Social interaction is mainly defined as when we as individuals act and also react according to given...

Q: Define the term patriarchy?

A: Patriarchy is an ideology, social practice, or social system in which men enjoy the ultimate power a...

Q: Why is inequality bad for society?

A: Inequality is associated with social ills, economic dampening conditions.

Q: Consider the concept of the looking-glass self. How do you think others perceive you? Do you think m...

A: The Looking Glass Self was theorized by the American sociologist Charles Horton Cooley and it was pu...

Q: What are disadvantages of urbanization?

A: Urbanization defined as the increasing number of individuals that live in the urban areas, it is the...

Q: How do social sciences processes affect individuals?

A: If by social science processes, you are meaning the effect of Applied social sciences on individuals...

Q: What do you think of the advantages and disadvantages of Singapore’s educational meritocracy?

A: Singapore's education system emphasizes rote-learning and is still hanging on the outdated O'level s...

Q: What is your view on the history of community development?

A: In order to progress in society, we need to develop, that is progress in a positive way. Social chan...

Q: Why do we need sociological research?

A: Research today has become a part of sociology. Research in sociology is where the real action takes ...

Q: Sources wherein we find a dialogue between ethics and the various domains of aesthetic, culture, and...

A: The concepts of ethics, aesthetics, culture and religion are very much related to each other. All of...

Q: Write a research proposal on the topic effective way on how air pollution is reduced.

A: Introduction Air pollution is one of the most serious environmental problems, affecting people, live...

Q: Explain the Anime-ting in Filipino Youth Pop Culture.

A: The Filipino Youth Culture is largely influenced by the mass media and their influence regarding k-p...

Q: How does social structure influence your life?

A: Society is composed of individuals, and these individuals interact and take part in the communicatio...

Q: Cite ways on how we can be a blessing to others during this pandemic.

A: During this pandemic, we can be a blessing to many people by helping them to cope with the hard situ...

Q: CRIMINOLOGY: USING CHAPTER 11 Discussion Question  1. ENUMERATE THE VARIOS FORMS OF TERRORISM. 2. LI...

A: Terrorism and political crimes are both atrocities that are gripping social evils haunting almost ev...

Q: What is the relevance of Saint Paul's letter to the Galatians (in Galatians 3:26-29) in the mission ...

A: The Letter of Paul to the Galatians  follows his second letter to the Corinthians and precedes his l...

Q: Write True if the statement is correct; write false if it's is incorrect. 1. A network is composed o...

A: 1. A network is composed of people with whom one has a primary group relationship.    Answer: This s...

Q: What are modern values?

A: Moral ideas, universal conceptions or orientations toward the universe, or actually desires, beliefs...

Q: Goffman regarded everyday interaction as a series of attempts to con the other. Explain the statemen...

A: Erving Goffman was a sociologist who studied social interaction and asserted that people live their ...

Q: What is the imitation stage?

A: According to Sociologist George Herbert Mead, in the first stage in the development of role-taking, ...

Q: Explain the meaning of Security of tenure as one of the Basic workers' rights.

A: Employees have rights which is duly recognized by the Constitution and the laws. The employees enjoy...

Q: Please choose the correct answer

A: The correct answer is d. 

Q: What approach to urban analysis claims that “cities do not grow up at random but in response to adva...

A: The ecological approach to urban analysis claims the statement. 

Q: List two similarities and two differences between Islamic Theism and Christian Theism. With these tw...

A: There are quite a lot of similarities and differences between Islamic and Christian theism. Let us l...