Guide Questions: a) What do you see in the picture? b) How would it affect the individuals involved in the picture and their community?

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: How  people reconcile the need for technology and the dilemma/s it faces?

A: Technology plays very important role in peoples lives. Now in modern day scenario we cannot erase wa...

Q: What are reliable weaknesses of participant observations?

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

Q: directions arrange the following steps in data gathering into their correct sequence

A: The new method of assessing the performance task of learners will be implemented List of performance...

Q: Explain what sociologists mean by 'life course diversity'.

A: Individual's life span traverse through numerous transitions which at the first sight appear to be b...

Q: What are the Links between Theory and Research?

A: Social research refers to the systematic and organized sociological investigation conducted to under...

Q: What is the concept of subculture?

A: A subculture means a group of people in a culture that separates itself from their own culture, mean...

Q: What is ethnocentrism and Xenocentrism?

A: Ethnocentrism is the exercise wherein we generally tend to accept as true that our personal lifestyl...

Q: Discuss characteristics of modern patriarchy.

A: Patriarchy is the social system in which men dominate, make decisions, and hold primary power in lea...

Q: What is cultural diffusion and how does it spread the ideas

A: Cultural diffusion is the transmission between the groups of citizens of cultural values and social ...

Q: Discuss some Dialectics of Social Research?

A: Sociology as a discipline uses several scientific methods and statistical tools to carry out the res...

Q: What are cultural identity issues?

A: Nowadays, we individuals are very much familiar with the term identity of culture. We can state that...

Q: How did Christianity influence sports and physical education?

A: Background:  One of the prime beliefs of Christianity is that since God has endowed one with an able...

Q: Eating cabbage late at night causes health problems. discuss whether this  is a theory or hypothesis...

A: Sociological research is involved with producing systematic, dependable (or reliable) and legitimate...

Q: What is communication in a multicultural setting?

A: A multicultural setting represents a social setting comprising of individuals belonging to and pract...

Q: Cite one example on how the effects of segregation are still present in America today

A: The practice of racism compounds many concerns present in America even today. It explicitly and indi...

Q: Explain organizational culture?

A: Organizational culture is the culture that gathers values, expectations, and practices to guide and ...

Q: How do Paradigms play a fundamental role in science?

A: Sociology as an empirical discipline uses several methodologies and techniques to carry out research...

Q: Media theory

A: Mass media is communication- whether written, broadcast , or spoken- that reaches a large audience. ...

Q: Explain the racism campaign trending on social media in Pakistan?

A: Racism is simply defined as the belief, its mainly the belief among the individuals in the natural s...

Q: How does living in slums affect people's lives?

A: A slum refers to a type of residential area found in urban areas. It consists of closely packed hous...

Q: Does the battle to achieve food security rest more with the scientist or with the media

A: As the population increases, the need to feed more stomachs arises. As demographer Malthus says that...

Q: Explain Social Movements. Explain types of Social Movements.

A: Social movement is a collective action to resist a change in the society or bring a change in the so...

Q: Why is ethnicity important?

A: The idea of ethnicity is absolutely social because it connotes cultural practices and outlooks of a ...

Q: In a creative way,how will you present a venn diagram about Filipino culture and Japanese culture?

A: Culture is a way of life. It is learnt. Consists of appropriate behaviour, values, customs, norms an...

Q: To what extent does the authoritarian theory apply to the Ghanaian theory

A: Authoritarian theory mainly states that all the forms of communication and existing forms news and i...

Q: Why, according to Marx, would a worker’s wages have no increase in minimum wage ? The capitalist (bo...

A: Wages are the most important part of laborers' life. They are determined by the clever capitalist cl...

Q: Define the term interest convergence?

A: Derrick Bell developed interest convergence in critical race theory. This critical theory on race st...

Q: Prepare speech on : Human beings:Slaves or mastres of machines?

A: Sociology focuses on the social change process. This social process takes place due to the class str...

Q: Introduce medicalization and the importance of the concept to understanding health and medicine in s...

A: Medical sociology is mainly a sociological analysis of medical organisations and institutions. Where...

Q: Define the term agreement reality?

A: An agreement reality represents a consensual reality where reality exists based on the consensus amo...

Q: Define the terms Early Positivism Social Darwinism?

A: Sociologists have often differed in their approach to the systematic study of human societies and th...

Q: Question 1 What are some special problems that older adults face? Question 2 Social service programs...

A: The development of modern medicine and healthcare infrastructure coupled with the commendable techno...

Q: what about “grey areas” of racism, are the following examples of racist racial projects? Gerrymander...

A: Sociology as an empirical discipline uses several scientific methods and statistical tools to carry ...

Q: Explain how the absence of fathers is the cause of numeroussocial problems?

A: A social problem is any situation or conduct that has poor effects on massive numbers of humans and ...

Q: Who wrote "Assimilation in American Life"?

A: It is written by Milton M. Gordon. It is one of the maximum extensively noted books withinside the d...

Q: What is the importance of socialization?

A: Socialization refers to the process by which the societal norms, values, and ideologies are learned,...

Q: What are examples of cultural socialization? What is the nature of messages that parents communicate...

A: Cultural socialization is essentially a process of orientation to a set of cultural values, beliefs,...

Q: How did Garfinkel’s students create tense situations?

A: Harold Garfinkel was an ethnomethodologist and also was an American sociologist. His theory Ethnomet...

Q: In what way does stratification exist in the class system?

A: Social class is a social stratification system that divides people based on their economic strength....

Q: What is alienation?

A: Karl Marx describes alienation as a social phenomenon in which individuals are alienated from their ...

Q: What are the common viewpoints of society about modern science?

A: Modern science has made rapid strides of progress and in recent times and it has become an indispens...

Q: What are the 7 cultural universals?

A: The seven Universals of Culture are:

Q: What are two unintended consequences of urbanization? How do they deepen socioeconomic and racial in...

A: The process of urbanization refers to the spread and increase in cities and towns by replacing rural...

Q: Discuss four characteristics of modern patriarchy

A: Patriarchy is a social system where the control of society is in the hands of men. The system ensure...

Q: What are some examples of nonmaterial culture?

A: The meaning of culture has continuously changed throughout historical timeframes and regions. Social...

Q: Agree or disagree? Write a brief explanation. 1. Globalization helps to connect the world. 2. Global...

A: The forces of globalization taking place in the world have caused societies to go topsy turvy. The i...

Q: Explain the impact of conflict on social infrastructure with examples.

A: (This response is restricted to impact of social and community level conflicts and does not deal wit...

Q: What is Inductive and Deductive Reasoning?

A: Inductive and deductive reasoning are the sorts of logic, that are used withinside the subject of st...

Q: 1) Sourcing and Contextualization: Keeping in mind that this contract was written soon after slaves ...

A: Every society has several struggles in its past. The people were discriminated against on racial gro...