Relationship between society and culture (Conclusion)

Q: What values and assumptions are driving your answers?

A: "Values" are ideas about what is right and wrong, desirable and undesirable, normal and abnormal, pr...

Q: Differentiate between functionalism and conflict theory?

A: Functionalism and conflict theory are both sociological methods for the study of the society. The Fu...

Q: What is the reference group?

A: A reference group is a collection of people that we use as a standard of comparison for ourselves re...

Q: (f) Many people are touting the benefits of the so-called “Mediterranean” diet because itapparently ...

A: Method of Difference  

Q: What is “cultural lag”? Think of  a time when U.S. society has  grappled with the implications of a ...

A: The term cultural lag refers to the notion that culture takes time to catch up with technological in...

Q: impact of covid 19 pandemic on gender equility

A: The COVID19 pandemic has affected the lives of people around the world. The impact of the pandemic h...

Q: With the rise in selfies and Instagram photo filtering apps, do you think we have become a more self...

A: Social media–driven beauty trends have popularized a singular “Instagram Face” and made it impossibl...

Q: How many ethnic groups are in the world?

A: In sociology, an ethnic group is referred to the community of people who are spread across in the so...

Q: Define the term Residential segregation?

A: Residential segregation in the United States is the physical separation of two or more groups into d...

Q: Define Epistemology?

A: Epistemology term is derived from the Greek word "episteme," meaning knowledge. It is a philosophica...

Q: What ethical issues are involved in sociological research?

A: Sociological research involves conducting a sociological investigation using systematic, empirical, ...

Q: Clearly differentiate between sociology and psychology with explanations

A: Psychology is the science of behavior and mind. It includes the study of conscious and unconscious p...

Q: What are the three levels of analysis in sociology?

A: Sociologists research various layers of society through the micro-level, the meso level, and the mac...

Q: What is the difference between social aggregates and social groups?  Give examples that illustrate t...

A: Society is based on a series of social interactions that occur among groups of people. Without these...

Q: How do cultural humility, critical self-reflection, and critical reflectivity relate?

A: In sociological perspectives, the cultural humility of the society, the critical self-reflection of ...

Q: How are different kinship systems defined?

A: Kinship is a "system of social organization based on real or putative family ties".

Q: Morality is the first form of culture O True O False

A: Culture  is “the commonplace beliefs, social forms, and fabric developments of a racial, religious, ...

Q: Explain the reasons why Christianity is one of the fastest growing religion in the World.

A: Christianity is a major religious group of the world. The number of population belonging to Christia...

Q: Define the term an illusion of unanimity?

A: Members understand falsely that everybody is of the same opinion with the institution’s decision; si...

Q: Define socialization? Explain the role of informal agencies in socialization of the children in push...

A: Socialization is a process where the individual is inculcated with the beliefs, values of their part...

Q: How globalization affects communication. Cite specific instances as a student.

A: The globalization is the process of improvement of the society in every aspects of it like the polit...

Q: What is the role of religion in social change?

A: Changes in the structure and functions of a society may be referred to as social change. Historical ...

Q: Differentiate between Dependent variables and Independent variables?

A: Each sociological research is conducted following a methodology or a scientific investigation. Analy...

Q: What can you say about traditional society?

A: The transition experienced by the traditional society in the wake of the French revolution and indus...

Q: What is cultural diffusion?

A: Culture is an essential part of society that forms a necessary element for the creation of individua...

Q: How do intellectual revolutions transform societies? Explain.

A: The term "Intellectual Revolution" is used to refer to Greek speculation about the "nature" in the p...

Q: What does the Conversion to a religious a cult usually involve?

A: Cult is a term that doesn’t refer to religion at all, but is applied to a social movement. “The word...

Q: Which of the following is an example of parallel structure? A. The risk takers ,the doers the makers...

A:  B. Men and women obscure labor

Q: Violence refers to any physical force exerted on a person by another free agent for the purpose of c...

A: Social scientists have often tried to arguably locate the motive and causes of violence. Research ha...

Q: How the international organizations help its members?

A: The role of international organizations is helping to set the international agenda, mediating politi...

Q: How earthquake vibrations generated?

A: Earthquakes are vibrations of the Earth produced by the release of energy during a sudden rupture of...

Q: (c) The mere presence of guns in circulation can lead to higher murder rates. The data areclear on t...

A:  Mill’s Method of Agreement

Q: What are the consequences of everyday class consciousness?

A: Karl Marx used the term class consciousness. It represents the ideologies, value-systems, position i...

Q: What are the limitations of symbolic Interactionism?

A: George Herbert Mead founded symbolic interaction as a school of thought, and its expansion took plac...

Q: What cultural belief is affiliated with suffering preceding death?

A: The Catholic belief is affiliated with suffering before death.

Q: What are the 4 economic theories?

A: Since the 1930s, four macroeconomic theories have been proposed: Keynesian economics, monetarism, th...

Q: What did Second wave feminism fight for?

A: Feminism is a political ideology that believes that men and women should be treated as equals. Femin...

Q: Where is gender inequality most common?

A: Gender is a socio-cultural and psychological difference based on ideas of masculinity and femininity...

Q: What is the importance of gender studies in the society?

A: Gender studies enable individuals from all gender groups to address gender-related nuances, problema...

Q: Define the term Ethnicity?

A: Ethnicity is a concept that is completely social in meaning as it means cultural practices and outlo...

Q: How Americans Age 18 and Over Identify with Religion

A: Younger Americans are less likely than older adults to attend church, believe in God, or say religio...

Q: How does COVID 19 affect in a life of people?

A: COVID-19 or we can say the harmful coronavirus affected the individuals of the society all over the ...

Q: Economic Growth Economic Development Definition Scope Term

A: ECONOMIC GROWTH DEFINATION Economic growth is an increase in the production of goods and services...

Q: How do maps influence our perception of the world?

A: Maps present information about the world in a simple, visual way. They teach about the world by show...

Q: What are the disadvantage and advantage of intertextuality to the learners?

A: The concept of intertextuality entails the interrelation among the texts generating a better underst...

Q: How is social order maintained?

A: Social order is a sociological concept that assumes that an orderly society is the one in which all ...

Q: Give examples of qualitative methods:

A: Qualitative research is defined as a market research method that focuses on obtaining data through o...

Q: EXPLAIN IN 10 SENTENCES WHY CERTAIN SECTORS OF SOCIETY ARE MORE VULNERABLE TO DISASTER THAN OTHERS

A: Vulnerability in this context can be defined as the diminished capacity of an individual or group to...

Q: Why does the minority group suffer prejudice and discrimination by the dominant group?

A: Minority group is defined as a group of people who are discriminated and singled out from their home...

Q: How do you think we can reduce school shootings?How about school violence of any sort?

A: Make positive that your faculty(school) has a plan for dealing with faculty shootings and any differ...