What is the difference between the macrosociological and the microsociological levels of analysis?

Q: How are knowledge and research connected to culture and power, and what challenges to the Enlightenm...

A: Knowledge is shaped by culture. Culture influence the knowledge and behavior of individuals. Culture...

Q: Explain the transition from rigid to fluid competitive relations

A: A Competitive Relationship is a shape of polyamory, particularly a shape of hierarchal polyamory, wh...

Q: What is low status consistency?

A: The low-status consistency is defined by the communities which are unemployed. The ramifications of ...

Q: What is Social Mobility?

A: The ideology of the social mobility gathers information about the individual's behavior in a particu...

Q: Distinguish between developmental models and evolutionary models. Use Auguste Comte  to illustrate y...

A: Development is a process of change coupled with growth. There are various developmental models.  1. ...

Q: Explain how a European-based racist ideology was developed to support the slave system?

A: The concept of "racism" is basically socially a construct rather than a physical one. Race refers to...

Q: How could social media be used to perpetuate gender stereotypes in an African society and in what wa...

A: Some theories of gender link biology and behavioral differences to explain inequality between men an...

Q: Discuss four (4) ways in which social media could be used to perpetuate gender stereotypes in an Afr...

A: Media is regarded as the fourth pillar of society, with time the power of media has reached enormous...

Q: Illustrate the theoretical principles on which scientific research is based?

A: Basic research is research on basic principles and motives for the incidence of a selected occasion ...

Q: How did Garfinkel’s students create tense situations?

A: Harold Garfinkel was an ethnomethodologist and also was an American sociologist. His theory Ethnomet...

Q: How do you define feminism?

A: Feminist ideology focuses upon rights and roles of women.  There are three branches of feminism: lib...

Q: Why has life expectancy increased?

A: Life expectancy will increase globally as the death toll falls from fundamental diseases. The variet...

Q: Informational Essay Assessment Name: Class: Date: Question #1 Read the prompt. Air, food, water, and...

A: Introduction:  Air, water , food , shelter are basic necessities of life. But they are needed only f...

Q: What is aversive racism?

A: Racism is a social stratification method in which individuals, groups, or communities of people are ...

Q: Describe the relationship between religion and the US class structure. How did sociologists view it ...

A: Religion, Karl Marx opined, is the abstract theory of the world and that the oppressed class express...

Q: Question 1 What are some special problems that older adults face? Question 2 Social service programs...

A: The development of modern medicine and healthcare infrastructure coupled with the commendable techno...

Q: What were some of the major accomplishments Ramses II did

A: Sociology as major accomplishments of Ramses II is due to the diverse nature of every aspect of soci...

Q: 6 Discuss what symbolic interactionists study and explain dramaturgyand ethnomethodology

A: Human beings, according to symbolic interactionists are social agents who actively engage language a...

Q: Ethics does not apply to which of the following group? O a. Students O b. Employees O C. Infant chil...

A: Ethics or moral standards are necessary for human beings. People who don't posses ethics are seen as...

Q: What Is Culture?

A: Society is a place where social interactions take place. The actors who perform these interactions a...

Q: Talking about Talcott Parsons in class and The Structure of Social Action. What is the relationship ...

A: Utility is an idea of essential goodness or resourcefulness in an action. Now, unit act is one parti...

Q: What  incidents in our every day life shows the “bystander” approach? Thank you

A: Bystander effect refers to the phenomenon in which many people are present but very few are ready to...

Q: Discuss gender similarities and differences in terms of physical, cognitive and social factors. How ...

A: The gender similarity hypothesis mostly across all social sciences view that the two genders- male a...

Q: How are societies economically organized?

A: In various cases, societies vary, but they all have to produce, sell, and use products and services....

Q: Explain what is the advantage and disadvantage of globalization?

A: Sociologists define globalization as an evolving phenomenon that entails interconnected shifts in so...

Q: What are the consequences of residential segregation—for example, for education? For employment?

A: 20th-century urban sociology witnessed growing attention being devoted to residential segregation by...

Q: Explain Participant Observation?

A: Participant observation is a technique used in social research. It's a field-based technique where t...

Q: An expected social behavior from members of a society is called a. Norms O b. Attitude O c Informati...

A: We all have to behave in a certain way in our society. We have basic guidelines as to how to behave ...

Q: What skills does sociology give?

A: Sociology, the youngest of all social sciences, is a humanistic science dealing with the objective i...

Q: Explain the collective behavior of Pakistani society representing on TV Channels?

A: People in a society are stratified into different groups basing on their caste, culture, religion, r...

Q: What is Interactionism theory?

A: There are three fundamental ideal models in sociology are: the functionalist view, the conflict pers...

Q: What are the features of Industrial Societies?

A: Societies are like mini-groups on-campus that deliver collectively college students with comparable ...

Q: What is dialectical materialism? Discuss its intellectual origins and Marx's conception of history. ...

A: The conflict theorist claims that the constant conflict is the source of revolution and progression ...

Q: What are some consequences of white-collar crime?

A: Corporate crime or white-collar crime can be defined as an organized form of crime committed at an o...

Q: Racism is the perception and treatment of a racial or ethnic group. True or false?

A: Race is a complex concept that is understood by referring to anatomical characteristics like skin, h...

Q: define counterculture.

A: A counterculture is a culture where values and norms of behavior of an individual vary specifically ...

Q: What are ethical strengths of NPO?

A: Non Profit Organisations (NPO) are expected to be driven by a need to fulfill a social purpose rathe...

Q: what is dependent variable ?

A: Sociological research refers to the efficient inquiry of individuals, organizations, or attributes e...

Q: What was the concept of new feminism?

A: Feminism perspectives and gender significance in community are the interaction between the individua...

Q: Briefly describe changes in family structure in the United States since 1960.

A: Family, one of the most significant social institutions, transmits cultural norms and values to soci...

Q: Laud Humphreys’ study of “tearoom” encounters and Stanley Milgram’s study of obedience raise ethical...

A: In sociology, Laud Humphrey plays a huge role in determining the behavior pattern and Stanley Milgra...

Q: What is the concept of Verstehen?

A: The concept of Verstehen was popularized by Max Weber, a classical sociologist. Verstehen is a Germa...

Q: Test variable requires which two conditions?

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

Q: What are some of the main reasons there is a large gap in educational attainment between Hispanics a...

A: No society is equal in the true sense since differentiation in some form or the other is always pres...

Q: What are the stages of innovation for the mobile phone as a form of mass media and has it reached it...

A: Mass media includes TV, Internet, Cell phones. Where the information reaches the mass audiences with...

Q: Find the rates of diabetes and/or childhood obesity of two different county  (high income, and one l...

A: To Find Rates of diabetes and/or childhood obesity of two different counties(one high income  and on...

Q: Durkheim argues that the appropriate concern for sociology is social facts.  What does this mean?  M...

A: Emile Durkheim was responsible for carving a niche for sociology as an independent discipline. He tr...

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

A: Andre Gunder Frank in his Dependency theory states that it is Developed countries who take away the ...

Q: What makes a sustainable society?

A: A sustainable society is one that has found out to stay inside the barriers installed via way of mea...

Q: An essay of atleast 300 words on importance of study to environmental science

A: Environmental science imposes several social problems on society's various spheres in its political ...