What is the model minority myth? How does it compare to how Blacks and Hispanics are stereotyped?

Q: Is hysteria a bad word?

A: Hysteria is a pejorative term used colloquially to mean ungovernable emotional excess and can refer ...

Q: What is a totem?

A: The term totem is associated with the religious or spiritual realm. A totem is an object or a  spiri...

Q: Define the term Racial Stereotypes?

A: Race can be both socially and culturally defined depending on how you look at it. Those who make att...

Q: DEFINE SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND SOCIETY. ANp EXPLAIN THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SCIENCE AND TECH NOLOG...

A: Science can be defined as the process of acquiring or applying knowledge through observation, identi...

Q: What is Reference Sources?

A: Any research or project work for any particular topics requires some reference. References are conte...

Q: Write a brief note Covid 19 in reference to Pakistan?

A: Pakistan reported its first 2 confirmed cases, on 26th February 2020 linked to travel history of Ira...

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: Define mechanical solidarity?

A: Social Solidarity means social unity, which is a result of social interdependence and harmony. A soc...

Q: Does technology actually improve quality of life?

A: In this age of information we live in, technology is so closely associated with our lives, instigati...

Q: Based on the justification-suppression model, explain why individuals act on their prejudicial belie...

A: The Justification-suppression model invented by Crandall and Eshleman means that genuine prejudices ...

Q: What are the 4 economic theories?

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

Q: Cite some instances in which qualitative research made a contribution to a certain field.

A: Qualitative research is a research paradigm where reality is treated as subjective and intrinsic to ...

Q: Define the term bilateral kinship?

A: Kinship is an anthropological concept which describes a network of social relationships. Kinship tie...

Q: Why are Paradigms often difficult to recognize?

A: Paradigm is often defined as a way of looking at the universe, or an "analytical lens" like a pair o...

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: How can we reduce human population?

A: We cannot have a sustainable planet without stabilizing population. As human populations grow, human...

Q: Define the term Pornography?

A: The term pornography originated in ancient Greece from the words that meant prostitution and to writ...

Q: Explain the similarities and differences between Mead’s theory of the Self and DuBois’ analyses of T...

A: The child becomes a self-aware individual having a separate identity once he becomes socialized. Ide...

Q: Explain quantitative social research?

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

Q: What are the characteristics of the sociological research method?

A: Following are the vital characteristics of sociological research

Q: Write a comprehensive note on components of culture?

A: Culture is a combination of many elements that create a unique way of living for different people. 

Q: Discuss the main strengths of  experiments.

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

Q: 1 Identify problems and issue of Pakistan and select any five issue and provide relevant solution t...

A: Pakistan as a country is one of the most urbanized countries in the South Asia. However, there are m...

Q: What are the 3 main areas of gender inequality in the world?

A: Gender inequality is the social process by which men and women are not treated as equals.

Q: How does education transmit culture through canalization?

A: The canalization principle describes the reduction of phenotypic sensitivity or variation in some ge...

Q: Describe the Rules and regulations in a bureaucracy?

A: A bureaucratic structure is designed to administer large-scale and systematic coordination between m...

Q: How does scientific theory deal with the logical aspect of science?

A: Scientific theory in the study of social sciences refers to the use of scientific method to prove a ...

Q: who is Charles Horton Cooley ?

A: Cooley is known in sociology for his contribution to the development of the interactionist perspecti...

Q: what is graying of America ?

A: Historically, there is and has been no society without the presence of old people. But they constitu...

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

A: Method of Difference  

Q: How did the glass ceiling begin?

A: Glass ceiling was as a concept was originated back in the 1970s by quoting Gay Bryant, the former ed...

Q: What is gender stratification in sociology?

A: Stratification is a categorizing, ranking, and classifying mechanism based on specific criteria. Gen...

Q: Describe another technique to ensure whether the sociological measurements are reliable or not?

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

Q: What is an empires

A: An empire is a state or group of states under the authority of a single ruler, or in some cases, a s...

Q: Give an example of the concept of the gendered institution?

A: Gender refers to the social constructions that are associated with different biological sexes. This ...

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 is gender inequality theory?

A: Gender inequality refers to the social, political, and economic inequalities present in a society wh...

Q: How earthquake vibrations generated?

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

Q: What ethical issues are involved in sociological research?

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

Q: When does resocialization take place?

A: The number one socialization obtained in formative years is simply a part of the lifelong socializat...

Q: What are the six models of the church?

A:  Avery Dulles has carefully studied the writings of contemporary Protestant and Catholic ecclesiolog...

Q: Is Wage discrimination is rarely overt? Explain why?

A: For decades, women have been discriminated against in the modern workplace. Harassed and underpaid, ...

Q: Why are stepfamilies at greater risk of poverty?

A: Food insecurity—the lack of consistent access to adequate amounts of food—remains a reality for many...

Q: How is race both a reality and a myth?

A: The concept of race can be taken as referring to physical attributes like skin, hair, or eye color a...

Q: Explain the structural strain theory?

A: American sociologist Robert K. Merton developed strain theory, a concept connected to both the funct...

Q: Relationship between society and culture (Conclusion)

A: A society is a group of people who are involved in continuous social interaction or a large group th...

Q: How are different kinship systems defined?

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

Q: Explain the target 5.c: Adopt and strengthen policies and enforceable legislation for gender equalit...

A: Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 5.c.1 seeks to measure government efforts to track budg...

Q: Describe the relationships of science, technology and society.

A: Science is defined as the process of carrying out organized, systematic inquiries where-in it involv...

Q: Illustrate the Strengths and Weaknesses of Functionalism?

A: Functionalism focuses on social solidarity. The functional perspective sees society as a unified str...