Discuss how sociology is related to and differs from other social sciences. Explain the importance of a beginner's mind and culture shock in developing a sociological perspective.  Explain the difference between an everyday actor and a social analyst.

Q: Define cross-sectional study?

A: The concept of a cross-sectional study is a type of observational study that analyzes data from vari...

Q: 1 .As a student, how can you define a moral dilemma?

A: Different individuals have different perspectives about what constitutes a moral dilemma. It is a ph...

Q: How can we categorize Kinship systems?

A: Sociology as a discipline studies the classical categories of the society like the family, caste, cl...

Q: Compare and contrast the ways in which India and Pakistan, both containing numerous distinctive lang...

A: Nationalism is the people of a particular region adhering to the values and norms of the geography a...

Q: Disability is a cause of poverty. If you agree then why?

A: Society stratifies people into different groups depending on the socioeconomic status of the people....

Q: What are reliable weaknesses of participant observations?

A: Participant observation is a technique used while conducting social research where the researcher st...

Q: What are the three branches of the criminal justice system? What are the five stages of the criminal...

A: The criminal justice system involves the enforcement of legal measures that helps to defend, prosecu...

Q: So society is always changing, and the rates, intentionality, controversy, and importance of individ...

A: Social change, in the field of sociology, the alteration of mechanisms withinside the social structu...

Q: How do symbolic Interactionists explain deviance?

A: Symbolic interactionists concentrate on the social essence of deviance-related marks. Symbolist inte...

Q: 'The habit of thinking of people is an essential part of their culture'. How does the observation ex...

A: Research shows that societies ultimately form our thinking patterns through civilizations. Within a ...

Q: Discuss the ethical challenge of working and ethical responsibilities in Organization, explain: The...

A: Sociology as a discipline focuses on studying the social interactions and the factors that lead to c...

Q: How does religion help with grief?

A: Religion imposes several social problems on society's various spheres in its political sphere and so...

Q: Why is sociology called a social science?

A: Sociology is the knowledge of societies, social lifestyles, and groups presented in a systematic, ra...

Q: what are techniques of neutralization ?

A: Neutralization theory was built for explaining the point how criminal offenders start by breaking th...

Q: The habit of thinking of a people is an essential part of their culture. "how does this observation ...

A: The culture is continuing to the process of sociological phenomena. The operation of the political p...

Q: Define the term hypothesis?

A: A hypothesis is a statement written through an expectation or a prediction that will be put into tes...

Q: Would Pope Gelasius have shared their vision of the power of the bishops, and the papacy?

A: Pope Gelasius was the third Bishop of Rome during the 492 AD. He was s prolific author who mix match...

Q: Why might a person’s outward appearancenot necessarily be an indication of his orher ethnic backgrou...

A: Sociology as a discipline looks at the attributes or the identities that an individual is surrounded...

Q: How does culture provide orientations to life?

A: Culture refers to a social element that plays a crucial role in the formation and survival of any so...

Q: 'The habit of thinking of a people is an essential part of their culture". How does this observation...

A: Culture is a complex whole that includes beliefs, traditions, arts, literature, and all those things...

Q: Why you infer, were Jewish children immediately killed and men separated from women as well as famil...

A: Violence is seen in the history of many societies. Most of the present-day developing countries were...

Q: Why structural moral delimma is the most difficult to confront?

A: Background:  In common place knowledge dilemma is a situation of paradox in which among the alternat...

Q: What is Importance of medical sociology

A: Medical sociology, also known as health sociology, is the study of the causes and ultimate results c...

Q: 1.What is ethics and its importance  being a student, a daughter or son and as a citizen of this nat...

A: Being ethical is necessary Pre condition and it makes an individual a man with proper moral being. B...

Q: Write a paragraph on what is Sociology from your understanding

A: SOCIOLOGY is the study of life, change, and the causes and results of human behavior and the society...

Q: What are the impacts of population growth on resources?

A: Population increase is accountable for the degradation of nature and herbal assets. Population incre...

Q: Differentiate moral standards to non-moral standards? Cite some examples.

A: Moral standards mean the norms and actions that maintain the ethics of the society and are morally c...

Q: Explore the major differences between Race and Ethnicity

A: "Race" and "Ethnicity". These two words are somewhat interchangeably used but both have a distinct m...

Q: The habit of thinking of people is essential part of their culture and civilization. Explain this co...

A: Culture is the complex whole that includes knowledge, beliefs, arts, morals, law, custom, and any ot...

Q: What are the sanctions?

A: Sanctions are social regulation systems. In comparison, sociologists view sanctions as a form of ext...

Q: What are the varied stereotypes and personas that have been used and imposed in popular culture to m...

A: James Baldwin was an American novelist, essayist, civil rights activist, and a playwright. His essay...

Q: It is a ranking of social prestige and honor  a intelligence  b power  c. status d.class   A person ...

A: Social status can be defined as the social position that one holds. It is an attribute that an indiv...

Q: What role does religion play in your life and everyday decisions?

A: Religion has been a component and parcel of human lifestyles when you consider that time immemorial....

Q: Does prejudice and racism help cause minority group status? If so how?

A: Prejudice refers to a social attitude of disapproval and suspicion against others based on their mem...

Q: 1.Among the three levels of dilemma, what is the most difficult to confront? Explain

A: 1. Preconventional: Child's sense of morality is externally controlled.  2. Conventional: Individual...

Q: What are the key pressure points for migration to Russia and the Caucasus?

A: Migration is the process of developing human perspectives of every aspect of society or individuals ...

Q: Tertiary” deviance represents astep beyond “secondary” deviance. To the sociologist of devianc...

A: The dominant powerful group often constructs the meaning of deviance and decides what is to be defin...

Q: 1. True or False? Scientists change their ideas when new evidence disagrees with existing theories.

A: As you have posted multiple questions, we will solve the first one for you. If you want the specific...

Q: Who was the first professor of sociology?

A: sociology separated from ethical philosophy to turn out to be a specialized subject. While he isn't ...

Q: Why same sex marriage is not allowed in the philippines?

A: Sociology as an independent discipline studies the social interactions and the changing face of thes...

Q: Define the following terms. Political socialization-   Demographic factors-   Gender Gap-   P...

A: Political socialization is a process that takes a whole life to form ideas about politics and learn ...

Q: Define General Methodology

A: General Methodology is the main procedures or techniques that are used to "identify, select, process...

Q: Which are the levels of church involvement among women parishioners at different levels of social cl...

A: Church relativism is very much defensible. And to achieve the glimpse of specific political agendas ...

Q: What is an example of a Folkway norm?

A: A folkway norm is a simple, daily standard based on tradition, custom, and etiquette. Folklore viola...

Q: How does human behavior affect society?

A: Society is a web of social interactions, and these social interactions shape the social structures o...

Q: Explain what is meant by Collective behavior. What Sociologists meant by Collective behavior and why...

A: Collective behavior can be described as any action initiated by large group of people that are not r...

Q: What do functionalist and conflict theory have in common?

A: Emile Durkheim founded the functionalist sociological theory. The functionalist theory transformed i...

Q: Name two causes of hunger in the world today.

A: One purpose of global-wide starvation is the political condition. Another purpose for global starvat...

Q: Explain the micro theory?

A: A micro theory is a theory that has a focus on people in the form of groups or individuals and their...

Q: what is McDonaldization of society ?

A: The clever use of hamburger chain methods to symbolize contemporary society's prevailing culture in ...