What is the digital divide and how does it relate to social exclusion?

Q: What characteristics differentiate those older adults who are emotionally and physically well  from ...

A: The advent of modern medicine coupled with the diffusion of technological innovations across societi...

Q: Explain and give examples: “I am a rationalist, because…..” • Use the ideas of Plato for Rational...

A: Plato's rationalism lies in another aspect of his theory of Forms. Though the common sense position ...

Q: 1. Compose at least five (5) Moral Dilemma that you can see with our current situation today (such a...

A: A person regards herself as having moral reasons to do each of two actions, but doing both actions i...

Q: Explain and give examples: Culture embraces material objects that are significant to a particular gr...

A: The culture plays a very significant role in determining the ethical aspects of the society as well ...

Q: Why did Karl Marx call religion “the opium of the people”?

A: The everyday understanding of the word religion as a collection of beliefs in Gods is different from...

Q: What are the main causes of diversity?

A: Diversity is defined as the particular geography having differences in the social categories like th...

Q: Why are the elderly abused?

A: Elder abuse is a single or repeated act, or lack of appropriate action, occurring within any relatio...

Q: Gives the comparison and contrast in each aspect of the Society the Economic, Educational, Social an...

A: Society is the amalgamation of people and the various institutions, structures, and systems within. ...

Q: What is direct and indirect characterization? give some examples.

A: sociology as a discipline analyses the societal social interactions from a vast majority of perspect...

Q: Q.2 In your opinion, which of the media is more effective, Print media, Electronic media or social m...

A: In today's generation, Social Media is more effective compared to other types of media.

Q: What are the differences between prejudice, discrimination, and racism?

A: Sociology is the essential know-how of societies and a systematic have a look at of human social exi...

Q: Refute some of the myths about contemporary marriage and divorce

A: Their is a myth that people who are married are happier than those who got divorced. Even if the mar...

Q: In the Jim Crow era African Americans attended segregated schools because they had no choice Today s...

A: College should not be race or ethnic specific while conducting admission of its student. They should...

Q: What does Modernization theory explain?

A: The modernization theory developed based on Weber's ideas when he tried to explain how rationality p...

Q: What was the Durkheim’s major contribution?

A: Émile Durkheim, who came to fame in the late 19th and early 20th century, was a French sociologist. ...

Q: How does Macrotheory deal with large, aggregate entities of society or even whole society?

A: The theoretical approaches adopted in sociology to study human social life involve two levels of ana...

Q: Define the term Triads?

A: The concepts of dyads and triads can closely be linked to the concepts of social groups. Groups can ...

Q: What are the main theories of social change?

A: The process of social change often indicates structural and functional variations within society. Hi...

Q: What are the negative impacts of overpopulation?

A: Overpopulation refers to the increase of the population in a particular geography, which is not sust...

Q: what do retreatists do?

A: The Retreat phenomena is basically the social structure can also be termed as social pioneering from...

Q: illustrates how strain between cultural goals and structurally available means can produce deviance.

A: Robert K Merton developed the Strain theory or Deviance theory in 1940. This theory stated how devia...

Q: Give examples of: “I am a rationalist, because…..” • Use the ideas of Kant

A: Rational beings, according to Kant, are called persons because their [rational] nature marks them ou...

Q: What analyses of social stratification do sociological theorists provide?

A: There is no society past or present that is completely egalitarian in nature. From the simplest to t...

Q: Define the Policy. Write the policy implementation approaches with respect to education prospective.

A: The policy is defined as a set of guidelines and the directions taken by an organization to implemen...

Q: How do symbolic interactionist approaches to studying family  differ from functionalist  approaches?...

A: Functionalists view the family unit as a construct that fulfills important functions and keeps socie...

Q: How is society created?

A: Man is a social being leading a group life and thereby forming a society. Societies are sustained th...

Q: Was it appropriate to study a sample, or should all elements have been studied? Remember, it’s not a...

A: A sample provides the base of the research work, But for knowing the whole research topic and work, ...

Q: Are ancient and medieval revolutions different than and/or unique from modern revolutions? Put anoth...

A: The ancient and medieval revolutions are basically different from modern revolutions. It happens in ...

Q: Define the term Rational Objectivity?

A: Objectivity represents an external reality that has materialized itself and imparting its influence ...

Q: What is the role of Normative organization?

A: Within the sphere of the society, the individuals  tend to follow the facilities from the historical...

Q: Define different forms of power and authority and the organization of bureaucracies

A: The rise of modern organizations was systematically studied and interpreted by the eminent sociologi...

Q: What Is Social Change?

A: Social change is a way through which human interactions and relationships change the cultural and so...

Q: Explain Aging and the Life Course?

A: The term aging in a society is prevalent in the sociological aspects of the community's urban and ru...

Q: Explain the Symbolic Interaction Theory?

A: The symbolic interaction theory was informed by the classical sociologists Max Weber and George Simm...

Q: State True or False: Parochial schools have decreased in enrollment as interest in religion has wane...

A: Parochial school is a particular kind of a school which follows a certain religious rules towards ed...

Q: What is Construct validity?

A: Construct validity is a term associated with social research. There are three criteria of a study, i...

Q: What are the 7 areas of sociology?

A: Sociological research refers to an organized and scientific study of specific social phenomena. It c...

Q: 1.Why does culture is the attributes and observation of a particular group of people which includes ...

A: Culture encompass all the facets of human experience that extend beyond our physical fact. It refers...

Q: Define the term Anonymity of the research project?

A: Anonymity is a situation where participants are not sure of the identities of particular samples. Be...

Q: Give three examples of mala prohibita offenses.

A: Mala Prohibita is a Latin phrase which literally translates to wrong prohibition used in reference t...

Q: What behaviors indicate that a child is developing cognition?

A: Cognition refers to a range of mental processes relating to the acquisition, storage, manipulation, ...

Q: Explain briefly at least three (3) duties of the Filipino people that are almost always practiced...

A: The Filipino people exercised certain common duties which are accompanied by the common "Tao" in ord...

Q: What did Pierre Bourdieu (Marxist) say about high culture?

A: High culture encompasses the cultural objects of aesthetic value, which a society collectively estee...

Q: Define the term Resocialization?

A: Resocialization is the learning of new norms and values that occurs when they join a new group or wh...

Q: State your reasons for choosing a school

A: A school is a place of trust where the parents of children feels safe for their kids in order to rai...

Q: In what ways did religious beliefs and practices in Mesopotamia and Aryan India (of the Vedic period...

A: Within society's sphere of religion,  individuals tend to follow the facilities from society's relig...

Q: In the U.S., research finds individuals tend to believe is/are the least important variable/s influe...

A: According to the above mentioned question, that is , in the U.S., research finds individuals tend to...

Q: What is racial formation?

A: The race is defined as categorizing people basing on their biological traits like color and the faci...

Q: Explain structural-functionalism?

A: Sociology is based on different perspectives. A sociological perspective refers to an idea or a pers...

Q: dominant world societies in the early modern period built:  socially stable and technologically inn...

A: The European attitude of curiosity and adventure drove them to explore and to harness science, techn...