Make a concept map of the Sociological and Psychological Theories on Gender:

Q: What is cultural stereotyping?

A: Generalizations become stereotypes when all members of a group are categorized as having the same ch...

Q: Who would have thought that the things you do for fun might actually be important?

A: According to the group situation, the social structure should be filled by social and focused respec...

Q: What is a librettist? a- The writer of an operas dialogueb- The writer of an opera c- The composer o...

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Q: What is the functionalist perspective on social institutions?

A: The sociological perspective is the fundamental insight that the social surrounding one sets human b...

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A: People of colours have been facing discrimination and racial prejudices since ages. They are discrim...

Q: Middle class families tend to be more concerned with what regarding their children?

A: Introduction Many middle-class families can use contingent rewards to monitor their children's compl...

Q: Explain Student Concerns Coded as “Academic” and “Nonacademic?

A: Student concerns are increasingly getting attention as societies are becoming increasingly child-cen...

Q: When child abuse/maltreatment is suspected, describe how educators and school staff must documentthe...

A: Social deviants are treated to be as an imputed part of society, in order for society to function pr...

Q: What are the advantages and disadvantages of unstructured interviews?

A: An unstructured interview is one in which no questions have been prepared ahead of time. Instead, th...

Q: define real culture.

A: Culture can be defined as the language , rules, beliefs, customs, knowledge, arts, and collective id...

Q: What is devil's advocacy decision making?

A: Devil's advocacy was first used by the Catholic church in the 1600's as part of the process of canon...

Q: Why do some researchers intent on focusing attention on the “agency?

A: Many researchers especially micro-sociological researchers intent on focusing the attention on the '...

Q: What happens if the superego is too strong?

A: The superego is the moral part of the character and gives the ethical principles by which the consci...

Q: Answer must be briefly or short term. Differentiate verification theory and falsification theory.

A: Introduction The term "falsification" refers to the refutation of claims, while "verification" refer...

Q: Social class subcultures in the middle class place greater emphasis on what?

A: Middle classes are positioned between the two extremes. They are economically not as endowed or adva...

Q: According to Harari, is there such a thing as an authentic ” culture?

A: Yuval Noah Harari, born in 1976 in Haifa, Israel is currently working as a lecturer at the departmen...

Q: How does white privilege create a hierarchy?

A: Privileges are advantages that are given allow some individuals or groups to benefit from or gain an...

Q: What are the factors of social stratification?

A: Social stratification is an isolating mechanism classifying and categorizing individuals based on sp...

Q: What is the difference between nature and nurture theories of human Behaviour?

A: In Sociology, we are looking at human behavior. Human behavior is the term we use that refers to all...

Q: According to Max Weber’s, what is theMention the concept of theideal bureaucracy?

A: Max Weber built an “Ideal Type”  version of bureaucracy. It is known as an ideal form of pure bureau...

Q: Q3: Explain how mass media promotes terrorism. Use examples to support your answers.

A: WIth increasing technological advancement, there is no disagreeing on the advancing role of the mass...

Q: What are 60 year olds called?

A: According to the Population Census of 2011, there are nearly 104 million people in India in the age ...

Q: What is the importance of socialization to the members of society?

A: Socialization is a process through which the normalized expectations, attitudes, behaviors, values, ...

Q: What makes a total institution?

A: Erving Goffman popularized the term "total institution" within the field of sociology. Total institu...

Q: What are the four characteristics of a group?

A: Groups are important in our human society. It is the group of people which give significance to the ...

Q: All of the following except ______ are examples of culture. A. Group of people  B. Values  C. Norms ...

A: A. Group of people

Q: What is the most important chapter of the research?

A: All parts of research are crucial as they constitute and make the research stand together as a whole...

Q: Give an example of each Organic and Mechanical Solidarity?

A:  Social solidarity  is very much defensible in personality shaping. It achieves the glimpse of speci...

Q: Taking the time to think about your listeners and their interests and needs before giving a speech i...

A: Speech is an effective mode of communication that helps to deliver ideas and perspectives in a conci...

Q: List the three major purposes of social research?

A: A method that is used by the researchers to know about individuals and their society so that they ca...

Q: How did females become a minority group?

A: The word "minority" does not always imply a numerical minority. Women do not constitute a statistica...

Q: the adoption and diffusion of technologies imply that technologies are not gifted but rather through...

A: The Industrial revolution giving way to modern science and technology, has impacted human thoughts a...

Q: What does Polygamy involve?

A: Polygamy refers to the form of marriage that implies a marital bond between one person on one side a...

Q: What are the two theories of population?

A: A populace is a particular gathering of people, regardless of whether that gathering includes a coun...

Q: How does white fragility work? How does it perpetuate systemic racism? How should it be addressed?

A: Introduction The word "racial fragility" refers to a wide variety of reactions by white people in re...

Q: What is the role of the structural-functionalist?

A: Structural functionalism looks at society through a macro-level orientation or a adopts a broad focu...

Q: Does working more days per year necessarily translate into higher productivity?

A: Introduction When it comes to the workday, less is more, but for many people, this can be difficult....

Q: Social scientists use a variety of paradigms to organize how they understand and inquire into social...

A: Sociology is the discipline that evaluates the human behaviour and roles of social institutions of s...

Q: What were the social problems in the country regarding the status of women?

A: Across the world, women's status in society is marred with many social challenges, especially in the...

Q: Is convenience sampling random?

A: A sample constitutes a segment of the population (total number of re-searchable objects). A sample i...

Q: list three major differences between socialism and capitalism.

A: Socialism is referred to as an economic system where there is ownership of government of goods and t...

Q: Just-world beliefs are the primary cause of social competition. T or F?

A: Just world belief is a cognitive bias or cognitive default which prompts us to think that if we do g...

Q: Which of Robert Park's steps in the assimilation process involves competing for goods and power?

A: Park's conflict theory of assimilation comprising of four stages is major theory in the understandin...

Q: Compare and contrast the different social change strategies toward the attainment of racial-ethnic e...

A: There has been a substantial rise in the share of America across ethnic and racial groups who feel t...

Q: What are the key concepts of symbolic Interactionism?

A: Symbolic Interaction works on the principle of defining as the focal point of human behavior.

Q: Describe the following indicator/sign of social change Infant Mortality Rates

A: Infant Mortality Rate is one of the several health indicators that are available for a geographic re...

Q: How do people develop morality?

A: Conscious, self-aware, and morally enriched social beings are created when a man is among other men....

Q: What is urbanization and development?

A: Urbanization- Albeit the two ideas are once in a while utilized reciprocally, urbanization ought to ...

Q: What were the main causes of urbanization?

A: Urbanization refers to a process where population comes to urban areas from rural areas, enabling to...

Q: what can you say about "The Role of Media and Information in Education in the New Normal brought abo...

A: Education is a very integral part of our society, a social institution that shapes individuals and t...