If our personalities are the products of our society, how do we gain and maintain a self?

Q: Discuss the sociological meaning of  Thorstein Veblen's "The theory of the leisure class: An economi...

A: Class is the most common form of social stratification found across societies of the world. Class is...

Q: Which section of the article best explains how various nations changed during the Industrial Revolut...

A: The steam engine was one of the most important inventions of the Industrial Revolution. Steam engine...

Q: What are the main criticisms of functionalism and conflict theory?

A: The sociological theories are the study of social patterns and behavior, social conflicts, and socia...

Q: I am currently working on a paper for my social work 101 course. I have completed my first paragraph...

A: The use of language is not very professional, write a few sentence about the meeting, Zoom app, use ...

Q: Contrast the “culture of  poverty” argument and structural  explanations for poverty.

A: The culture of poverty is a concept in social theory that asserts that the value of people experienc...

Q: What is the plural of Metropolis?

A: A metropolis is a large city or conurbation which is significant center for a country or region.

Q: What are the factors can be obstracticle to innovation and change??

A: Innovation and change is needed in every sphere of life however certain factors act as a hinderance ...

Q: Name three possible explanations for the gender pay gap.

A: The gender pay gap refers to the average difference between the remuneration for working men and wom...

Q: argue the case for the arts as an entitlement within a broad and balanced curriculum please include ...

A: Music, arts and design, drama and dance are included in the national curriculum and compulsory in al...

Q: How unequal is the global society that we live in?

A: Social stratification can thus be understood as the process of dividing people into strata or layers...

Q: Development is all about progress, up gradation and bringing continuous improvement in the lives of ...

A: Development is a hard time period to have the right definition. It may be described in special appro...

Q: What are the implications of the population to :   - individual;   - family;   - society and   - eco...

A: Population change affects in different ways.

Q: how do modernization theorist, dependency theorists, and other scholars explain the cause of these i...

A: Social inequality can be defined as a condition in which the resources that people need for survivin...

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A: Talcott Parson

Q: How do we become a critical thinker? In what ways can we relate critical thinking to day to day prac...

A: A person can develop critical thinking by: By balanced thinking. Mental and emotional moderation. E...

Q: Explain why both history and biography areessential for the sociological perspective.

A: Sociological Imagination

Q: Consider the value of numbers in research, treatment goals and outcomes. The use of numbers is a qua...

A: Use of quantitative research leads to number fetishism which leads unsability studies astray by focu...

Q: In what key ways did Weber's interpretation of modern  development differ from that  of Marx?

A: There are many variations in Marx’s and Weber’s interpretation of capitalism and their belief in soc...

Q: Discuss how gender messages from the family, peers, and the mass media teachus society’s gender map

A: Gender socialization is the method with the aid of using which we analyze our culture's gender-assoc...

Q: What are examples of cultural relativism?

A: When the person's beliefs and behavior accepted as a part of his own culture by other group or indiv...

Q: Race is complicated and its history can be disturbing, how do we reconcile this history with our mod...

A: Race is a complex concept and hence often difficult to clearly define it in biological terms. Both g...