What is semiology?

Q: Describe the concept of social integration studied by Durkheim and the concept of alienation by Karl...

A: Karl Marx and Emile Durkheim are two of the classical sociologists whose work laid the foundation fo...

Q: US Government Stories: Real, Fake, or Just Framed News by the Media?  Post your reflections on how t...

A: The prime source of political news is the mass media. The focus of political coverage is on the pres...

Q: What is the importance of research ethics in writing our own research proposal?

A: Research ethics are the specific guidelines that we have to follow when we are doing research. Witho...

Q: What are examples of financial abuse?

A: Financial abuses are mostly common against senior citizens or elders. It mainly states about when mo...

Q: challenges facing health systems in developing world and recommendations used to address them

A: When we talk about developing world common notion prevails in our mind that these countries lag behi...

Q: What is meant by the term status inconsistency?

A: Social status can be defined as the social position that one holds. It is an attribute that an indiv...

Q: Define the terms Early Positivism Social Darwinism?

A: Sociologists have often differed in their approach to the systematic study of human societies and th...

Q: Define emancipate

A: Emancipation is any attempt to procure social rights, and financial, political rights, or equality, ...

Q: According the discussion on the Nacirema, this culture shares many of the same rituals as individual...

A: Nacirema’s are the North American group living in the territory between the Canadian cree, the Yaqui...

Q: Direction: Answer the following questions. 1. How folk and social dances entered the time light? 2...

A: Sociology studies the social change process that happens in society. It focuses on the factors that ...

Q: What are the varied stereotypes and personas that have been used and imposed in popular culture to m...

A: According to James Baldwin stereotype parallels with soothsayers the localized factor of controlling...

Q: Breifly describe the concept of social intergration studied by Durkhiem and the concept of alienatio...

A: According to Durkheim, people’s beliefs, norms, and values make up collective attention and behaving...

Q: Babies cry. Lucy is a baby.  Therefore, Lucy cries. Is this statement inductive or deductive explain

A: Sociology as an empirical discipline uses several scientific methods and statistical tools to carry ...

Q: The notion that language influences the way members of a culture see the world, thereby shaping that...

A: The notion that language influences the way members of culture see the world, thereby shaping that s...

Q: Prepare speech on :Looking ahead can keep you from falling behind.

A: In sociology, falling behind theory plays a huge role in determining the behavior pattern and the na...

Q: Discuss the Scientific method in Sociological research?

A: Sociology refers to the social science branch that is based mainly on three perspectives. Sociology ...

Q: Identify the field register of the following words given.

A: The given sheet is one including jargons. These mean commonly used words which are mostly specific t...

Q: Using the ideas of Andre Gunder Franks’ Dependency theory and that of David Slater’s spatial theory ...

A: Dependency theory by Andre Gunder Frank is a body of social science theory. It mainly states that th...

Q: What is social construction of reality examples?

A: The concept of the social construction of reality was introduced by Peter Berger and Thomas Luckman ...

Q: Why might a person’s outward appearancenot necessarily be an indication of his orher ethnic backgrou...

A: Sociology as a discipline looks at the attributes or the identities that an individual is surrounded...

Q: What is the meaning of minority and majority?

A: Society is premised on the universal phenomenon of inequality in which groups are divided into strat...

Q: Define the terms y, the terms ethnicity, race, minority, and dominant group?

A: Following are the definition, explanation of the above terms:

Q: Well-functioning or optimally functioning families are likely to be A) structured in enmeshed ways B...

A: The well-functioning own circle of relatives has the form of stability that could adapt or even welc...

Q: Define construct validity?

A: Reliability and validity are essential components of any sound research. Both are essentially concer...

Q: When you look at your list of friends/connections/followers, how much diversity is there in terms of...

A: Connections with the friends  are the interaction between individuals within the boundaries of socie...

Q: Reflect on your understanding of sociology as a science . Based on this new knowledge, can you say h...

A: It has been stated by Emile Durkheim and Auguste Compte that Sociology uses and also applies scienti...

Q: who is Max Weber ?

A: Max Weber was a Sociologist from Germany who belongs to the era of the 19th-century and was also one...

Q: Explain the life cycle of a female in India.  Be sure to discuss life as a young girl and life as an...

A: In India, the birth of a girl child is not looked at with any degree of enthusiasm or celebration an...

Q: What is the collective behaviors values and beliefs of a particular group?

A: Instability, disequilibrium, and unpredictability frequently signify the social life of humans and g...

Q: What is creolization?

A: Creoles are cultures that arose from contact among the American, European, and West African indigeno...

Q: Explain the causes and consequences of global poverty?

A: Global poverty is the worst case in which the world is suffering at present. The poorest in the worl...

Q: In conflict theoretical perspectives, there is a conflict between those who are empowered and those ...

A: Karl Marx laid the foundational work for conflict perspective in sociology. This sociological perspe...

Q: What are the social institutions?

A: Social establishments are mounted units of norms and subsystems that aid every society's survival. E...

Q: 4.Which one of the following classes is most likely to foster students' creativity? Question 4 optio...

A: Creativity is a crucial skill to be acquired by people especially by young children as it gives them...

Q: What Are The Purposes of Social Research?

A: Sociological research is a systematic study that examines specific social issues. It is similar to t...

Q: Disability is not a cause of poverty: why ?

A: Society stratifies people into different groups depending on the socioeconomic status of the people....

Q: Who wrote "Assimilation in American Life"?

A: It is written by Milton M. Gordon. It is one of the maximum extensively noted books withinside the d...

Q: Does prejudice and racism help cause minority group status? If so how?

A: Prejudice refers to a social attitude of disapproval and suspicion against others based on their mem...

Q: When groups become large, why  does their intensity decrease but  their stability increase?

A: A social group refers to a group that includes two or more people who either have similar characteri...

Q: What is the SOCIOLOGICAL approach to research?

A: Sociology as a discipline uses several scientific methods and statistical tools to carry out the res...

Q: Kindly define ALL the following Sociological terms:  An ethnic group- Different types of family – Sl...

A: Sociology has many theoretical terms. Without having basic knowledge about the terms of basic sociol...

Q: What are the 7 cultural universals?

A: The seven Universals of Culture are:

Q: How do societal perceptions about a social issue at a given point in time influence whether homosexu...

A: Societal perception about homosexuals vary from society to society. Some societies approve same sex ...

Q: Which are the Elements of Social Theory?

A: Social theory refers to the explanation, arguments, ideas, speculations, and hypotheses concerning a...

Q: Human trafficking

A: Human trafficking is crime against humanity. The  crime as it is known today is not a new phenomenon...

Q: 1.Among the three levels of dilemma, what is the most difficult to confront? Explain

A: 1. Preconventional: Child's sense of morality is externally controlled.  2. Conventional: Individual...

Q: What is the social self?

A: The ideology of social self gathers information about the individual's behavior in a particular patt...

Q: A higher-level question that helps to foster creativity asks students torespond in which one of the ...

A: To foster creativity : To recall information learned several years ago.

Q: How do Networks form with all the spontaneity of other forms of human interaction?

A: Humans, unlike other living organisms, use both verbal and non-verbal communication to create and ma...

Q: What is an example of a functionalist perspective?

A: Society is a web of social interactions that different actors in society perform. These interactions...