Lucy Sprague Mitchell's thoughts on social studies and how they should be taught

Q: ater-life famil

A: Sociologists study various social institutions and one of them is family. Families as per…

Q: How is the conduct of social science research on sex and sexuality affected by politics? Give at…

A: Social science research entails a wide range of topics and research areas. Each social science has a…

Q: reflect on different models of policing and whichone do you think is more important community…

A: Policing refers to the activities that are carried out by police officials just with the sole…

Q: What factors/events contributed to the wide spread of socialism in the 20th century?

A: Socialism entails creating a platform of equality and freedom for the masses to enjoy the privileges…

Q: Explain the concept of civil society.

A: Society is a group of individuals who mainly live in one territory, share cultures, and also…

Q: Explain the role of government in an organized society. What do you think would happen if our…

A: A society consists of several parts and structures. Political sociology helps us understand the role…

Q: What is criminology

A: The history of criminology begins with an effort to modernize judicial and penal justice methods…

Q: What is legal basis? Why is it important?

A: The ability to stand in front of a judge and make your case is referred to as having legal standing.…

Q: What is the definition/description of the following? 1. Pueblo and Navajo

A: 1.Pueblo and Navajo Introduction: The Navajo and Apache are related tribes that have a common…

Q: Why is it important for managers to study history? O History can provide a conceptual framework for…

A: 1.) History is important for manger to study because if can provide mechanistic point of view of…

Q: w how intoler

A: Society is never equal it is stratified. Stratification is on the basis of caste, class, race,…

Q: To what extent are individuals punished or rewarded for positive deviance?

A: Sociologists define positive deviance (PD) as engaging in intentional behaviors that break the…

Q: A. B. C. Provide FOUR (4) reasons that some sociologists argue that sociology is a science. Identify…

A: The emergence of sociology as a discipline corresponds with twin revolution of industrial revolution…

Q: d with reading   1-Three Divisions in Sociological Inquiry •Theoretical Perspectives or Paradigms…

A: Sociology is the study of society and sociologists study various social institutions like family,…

Q: Answer this question. Describe the distinction between a individual problem and a social issue Can…

A: Society is a group of individuals who come together due to some common beliefs, or culture, or to…

Q: n sociology, explain why it takes all theoretical processes to come up with the knowledge to help…

A: Gerontology is a branch of study that studies how people age and the difficulties they face as they…

Q: A. The UST Arch of the Centuries is a visual landmark in the campus. As an art form, what function…

A: “Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…

Q: Make a speech about smoke free school campaign. With at least 3-5 paragraphs.

A: School is one of the significant agents of primary socialization. It has a major impact on the life…

Q: It is 6:00 on a Saturday. Leon and Dayna are driving home from work when Dayna says, “We haven’t…

A: Communication is the key to forming social relationships in society, as symbolic interactionists say…

Q: Why is there a need for inventions

A: Invention simply refers to the creation of things, objects, devices, or processes after carefully…

Q: You may have heard the news about the whistleblower's testimony in... You may have heard the news…

A: The terms manifest, latent, and dysfunctions were mainly used by Merton in the example of the Hopi…

Q: Max Weber’s ideal model of bureaucracy is no longer relevant in the Public Sector. Discuss the…

A: Max Weber is one of the classical sociologists of all time. His theories have been used by several…

Q: what is social studies? What is it all about?

A: Social studies is an education discipline, just like the natural sciences. Still, there is a vast…

Q: Social Darwinism was important because it justified all the following EXCEPT A. Laissez-faire…

A: Introduction: After World War II, social Darwinism gained attention. The phrase "survival of the…

Q: eated an acceptable image of how a woman/man should look, that we all feel like we should maintain…

A: When a child is born he or she is just like an animal. He or she becomes a social being only through…

Q: Explain how political decisions can affect the behavior of people in society? Mention and explain…

A: Political sociology is a significant interdisciplinary field of study. Through this field, we study…

Q: lity. Right and wrong dividual preferences

A: We are all human beings and live in a society with social interaction. Every individual is unique…

Q: Is greed an innate characteristic or a learned societal characteristic (nature versus nurture)?…

A: Disclaimer: Since you have posted a question with multiple sub-parts, we will solve the first three…

Q: Explain how housing policy in the United States both segregated American neighborhoods and…

A: The United States has a history of racial inequality and injustice. It can be traced back to the…

Q: D Question 16 The difference between multiculturalism and pluralism is that: O Whereas the latter…

A: Since you have asked multiple question, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…

Q: am, an 86-year-old woman in relatively poor health, has been living with her 55-year-old daughter…

A: Gerontology is a study of the aging process and their life course, whereas in sociology we study…

Q: How can you link basic needs to poverty?

A: Poverty has been a social problem throughout history, affecting people's socio-economic aspects by…

Q: How do society and culture shape the self? And how would it help you characterize yourself?

A: Sociology as the queen of all social sciences gives major focus on the study of society of past,…

Q: What is relevance of the concept of figuration?

A: The concept of figuration was proposed by eminent sociologist Norbert Elias to eliminate superfluous…

Q: Think about the excessive marketing of commodities that we encounter everywhere - on TV, the…

A: Karl Marx was a German philosopher born on 5 May 1818 – 14 March 1883 who was a politician,…

Q: These are strongly held norms, which epitomize the deeply held standards of what is right, and…

A: The four main theoretical perspectives in the field of sociology are symbolic interactionism theory,…

Q: Write a  Argumentative / Persuasive paragraph  ;   PARAGRAPH TITLE = " Cell phones should be banned…

A: Youth are budding future of the society. They are people full of creative energy and flow and this…

Q: age” and “front s

A: The most important work on self in symbolic interactionism is "Presentation of Self in Everyday…

Q: How does intersectionality influence Latinx health?

A: Sociologists are interested in studying various societies and their issues. Their main focus is on…

Q: Explain why all people of all ages and walks of life are valued in some way shape or form and there…

A: As the study of society, Sociology is interested and studies the composition of society. To study…

Q: How would you describe cultural diffusion?

A: Cultural diffusion refers to the spread of different cultures throughout the world. It also refers…

Q: Explain why staying active and social keeps a person in the position they are in which is good and…

A: Individuals lead their lives based on specific patterns, but some people who are more active and…

Q: (Reading) In her visit to private prisons in Australia, Baz Dreisinger is astonished at the…

A: Baz Dreisinger is an Academic Director at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice, of a interesting…

Q: major differences in the political viewpoints of moralistic, traditional, and individualistic…

A: In his book 'American Federalism: A View from the States', Daniel Elazar talks about three political…

Q: In what ways can positive deviance break folkways, mores, taboos, and laws?

A: Positive deviance is a type of deviance that is all about not following the norms established in the…

Q: Match the philosopher with order of the work: Leviathan, On Crimes and Punishment, Conflict-theory.…

A: Philosophers like John Locke, Hobbes, Beccaria, and Rousseau have made significant contributions to…

Q: write a reflection: "Inclusive, good quality education is a foundation for dynamic and equitable…

A: Education is the only powerful tool that helps all human beings to lead a safe and meaningful life.…

Q: give three pros of euthanasia and why?

A: Euthanasia, sometimes referred to as "mercy killing," is the act or practice of ending the lives of…

Q: List and Discuss the six major paradigm shifts each in Science, and pls can I have the reference?…

A: As a discipline science is interested in the natural world. But the natural world is diverse and…

Q: ontrol, domestic violence, terrorism) and describe how a researcher might approach that topic using…

A: Sociologists study various social problems using various paradigms like structural functionalism,…