Sociological investigation that concentrates on large scale analysis of human population is called ___________.     Macrosociology     Social research     Microsociology     Survey ____________ are opportunities that people have to provide themselves with positive life conditions to becomes successful.     Social Stratification     Social Mobility     Life chances     Prestige   Second stage of Law of Human Development is ___________.     Human Evolution     Metaphysical Stage     Positivist Stage     Theology

Q: Write a note on Weber’s Types of Authority

A: Authority refers to accepted power that is, power that people agree to follow. People listen to auth...

Q: What is Global Stratification?

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

Q: Native American Societies:Question 5 The tiyospaye was essential to the continuation of tribal life ...

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

Q: What is the significance of gender and society?

A: In any society, gender is an essential and defining consideration. It is a way of looking at how soc...

Q: Contrast the social lives and well-being of persons who live alone versus those who live with a spou...

A: Social lives and wellbeing of those who live alone versus those living with a spouse, have been inve...

Q: Our world today is full of chaos, fears and uncertainty and our faith in God is the shaken, can you ...

A: It cannot be denied that recent circumstances and calamities had made people weak both physically an...

Q: What does a global citizen do?

A: Globalization is a process that involves large-scale interaction between people, governments, and or...

Q: What is Symbolic Interactionism?

A: Symbol Interactionism is a theory that helps us to understand how a specific group of individuals in...

Q: Explain how crime and deviance have changed over time including an example. Why do you think crime a...

A: Criminal activity had largely been transformed eight years later, by the 1960s, suggesting a reformu...

Q: How is sexuality related to other social inequalities?

A: The sexes' roles in biological reproduction differ greatly due to the visible differences between th...

Q: Describe in detail how Marianne and Max Weber’s approaches to sociology differed.

A: Max and Marianne Weber argued that the 'original' household had been a patriarchal one rooted in for...

Q: How is sociological imagination fundamental to feminist thought?

A: A hotly debated topic in the twenty-first century is what feminism entails. Sometimes, in reaction t...

Q: Is gender equality a concern for men?

A: Gender equality is a practice which advocated the equal treatments of all genders in political, soci...

Q: What are three reasons  parents decide to homeschool  their children?

A: Homeschooling or home education is when school-aged children are educated at home or any place other...

Q: Which two native cultural groups lived a more nomadic lifestyle

A: A nomad is a person with no settled home, moving from place to place as a way of obtaining food, fin...

Q: Summarize violence against women: rape, murder, and violence in the home.

A: Rape is one of the most underreported crimes. The Uniform Crime Report is an annual report that “inc...

Q: Explain how people decide when they are old anddiscuss changes in perceptions of the elderly.

A: Old age or being elderly falls under the category of age-specific classification. Falling under the ...

Q: What is the strength of labeling theory?

A: Labeling theory refers to a theory of social behavior which states that the behavior of human beings...

Q: How does a survey questionnaire solicit data about the respondent?

A: A Questionnaire is a structured set of questions that are used to collect large samples for data col...

Q: What are 2 ways to test reliability?

A: Reliability is the consistency of a degree of a concept. There are 3 elements researchers commonly u...

Q: Explain the evaluation research?

A: Evaluation studies, additionally called program evaluation, refer to investigate reason in place of ...

Q: What are the requirements to get a US visa fiance?

A: If you are a U.S. citizen who wants to bring your foreign fiancé(e) to the United States in order to...

Q: What is the purpose of retirement?

A: The reason for a retirement plan is to offer a monetary balance so humans can depart their full-time...

Q: Write a note on Social Foundations of Deviance

A: There are three social foundations of deviance: structural functionalism, symbolic interaction and s...

Q: The groups in which we participate exert tremendous influence on us. Explain how?

A: A social group can be defined as a sum of interacting individuals who are conscious of their group m...

Q: Write a note on the Application of Jean Piaget Theory in Cognitive Development

A: Jean Piaget's theory of cognitive development suggests that children move through four different sta...

Q: What are the two issues addressed by Symbolic interaction theory ?

A: Symbolic interactionism is a micro-level theory that focuses on the relationships among individuals ...

Q: Why does deviance sometimes seem to be dysfunctionalfor society?

A: Deviance, in a sociological context, describes actions or behaviors that violate informal social nor...

Q: Identify different distinct statutes/functions that a person occupies as a member of a society and a...

A: Status’ is the location that a person is predicted to preserve in a set or a community, and the beha...

Q: Define the term folkways?

A: Folkways are behaviors that are learned and shared by a social group that we often refer to as “cust...

Q: Identify your 5 strengths and 5 weaknesses

A: Strengths I think I am very adaptable, I can dwell and mix in any situation I have the capability t...

Q: On what does the conflict paradigm focus?

A: Conflict principle seems at society as opposition for restricted assets. This attitude is a macro-de...

Q: What are the 2 kinds of Religious Corporation? And explain

A: A religious corporation is a type of religious non-profit organization, which has been incorporated ...

Q: What are some differences in worldviews across ethnicity, race, gender, socioeconomic status, and im...

A: The opinion of ethnicity, race, gender, socio-economic status, and immigration may vary depending on...

Q: Take note of the different types of media and their social impacts. What are some types of media com...

A: Different types of media are- Print Media Broadcasting Media Internet Media Print media includes n...

Q: Explain how technology, social institutions, population, and the environment can bring about social ...

A: Technology  Improving technology has made our lives easier. It can create change in the other three ...

Q: According to Weber, what are the necessary conditions for democratic  systems to be effective?

A: Max Weber is a crucial and significant figure in classical sociology. He introduced interpretive soc...

Q: Why does automation lead to worker alienation?

A: Automation Production process monitored and controlled by machines with only minimal supervision fro...

Q: Why are Estate systems of stratification most common inagricultural societies?

A: Social stratification is the process of dividing people into strata or layers on the basis of presen...

Q: What was the Major Factor in the lives of early Hunter-gatherers?

A: The hunter-gatherers refer to a nomadic group of people who led their lives by collecting food from ...

Q: do you think individuals are encouraged to take on leadership roles in troubled communities? why or ...

A: Community leadership benefits from being embedded into social networks, shared vision and decision m...

Q: The Asch findings have consistently revealed a group size effect. Explain with an example?

A: Asch  found that group size influenced whether subjects conformed. The bigger the majority group (no...

Q: Life on the Plains provided both unique difficulties and opportunities for women.  For many women, r...

A: The status of women depicts the social, economic and mental condition in a nation. Women have been r...

Q: Why is race socialization important in contemporary society?

A: Racial socialization refers to the process by which race-related messages about the meaning of race ...

Q: How is sociological criticism done?

A: Sociological criticism is literary criticism directed to understanding (or placing) literature in it...

Q: What does the photo signify and In what ways does it signify? (In 3 to 5 sentence only please)

A: Population refers to the total number of beings living in a particular area. Population helps us get...

Q: Mechanical solidarity exists in _________.     Rural societies     Class conflict     Ur...

A: 1. Rural societies 2. Questionnaire 3. Horticulture society 4. Max Weber 5. Pure Science

Q: How are macro and micro analyses  of society connected?

A: Society is created of human interactions and involves each generalized and specific view interconnec...

Q: Write a note on the Application of Jean Piaget Theory in Cognitive Development

A: Jean Piaget's theory of cognitive development suggests that children move through four different sta...

Q: How is the controlled experiment performed?

A: Sociological research is concerned with generating systematic, reliable and valid knowledge through ...