Why do we need to understand cultural relativism in our society?

Q: What is component lifestyles?

A: INTRODUCTION Choosing products and services that suit one's varied needs and desires rather than con...

Q: What happens to society if people start living much longer, healthier lives?

A: The society represents a group of individuals living in a defined territorial region sharing a commo...

Q: What is sexual liberalism?

A: Based on sociocultural views of sexuality, Guerra and Gouveia  defined sexual liberalism as a group ...

Q: What are the elements of dramaturgy?

A: Erving Goffman developed the dramaturgical perspective in sociology. His work Presentation of Self i...

Q: What institutions enforce informal social control?

A: Informal/Casual social control, or the responses of people and gatherings that achieve adjustment to...

Q: Why are both Macrosociology and Microsociology necessary to understand social life?

A: Akin to all other disciplines, theories are an indispensable part of the discipline of sociology. Th...

Q: Question-based on, "Cultural norms".   I have tried it but confused about it.   Thanks for any help.

A: Culture is primarily of two types - material culture and non-material culture. As William Ogburn say...

Q: What are the 5 social structures?

A: Social structures refer to the patterns following which our society is organised. They are constitut...

Q: What are the advantages and disadvantages of structured interviews?

A: A structured interview is one where the interviewer asks each participant the same set of questions ...

Q: How does Tradition offer some clear advantages to human inquiry?

A: Human inquiry/request is participative, experiential, political, and activity situated. Thusly, it t...

Q: How do smaller retail stores manage to survive andcompete against larger retail malls?

A: Every small and local business owner knows that their competition isn’t limited to fellow small busi...

Q: Is someone who is the child of an Asian mother and an African American father Asian or Black?

A: Proceed to Step 2.

Q: What is Malthusian theory?

A: The Malthusian theory states that the production of food will be unable to keep up with the growing ...

Q: What is cultural secularization?

A: Secularization by itself means 'cultural' secularization, unless stated otherwise. Let us see what i...

Q: Using a Venn diagram, Compare and Contrast Ethnocentrism to Cultural Relativism WILL DE ETHNOCENTRIS...

A: Culture is a way of life. It gives us a sense of identity and recognition in our society. It consist...

Q: what are agents of socialization ?

A: People, groups, or organizations significantly impact our self-concept and behavior and the values a...

Q: Compare the "brain drain" and "brain gain." Are these comparable processes? Do they affect different...

A: Proceed to Step 2.

Q: Define the term poverty line?

A: The traditional hunting-gathering societies are dependent on the available natural resources for sus...

Q: how does the bisexual identity link to postmodernism?

A: Postmodernism is the sociological transformation, where the societies have shifted towards ideologie...

Q: Explain a totalitarian state?

A: Society is a place where people from different socio-economic and cultural backgrounds come into con...

Q: Compare and contrast core, peripheral, and semiperipheral nations.

A: The core includes the country's powers and the world, in different words, the advanced or 1st world ...

Q: what is convergence theory ?

A: Social change in sociology is a vast concept as it consists of human relationships and interactions ...

Q: What is the role of self in socialization process?

A: Please proceed to step 2. 

Q: What are valid weaknesses of participant observations?

A: Participant observation is a form of research method used by a researcher to gain qualitative data, ...

Q: Give examples of how language reflects and empresses thinking, perceptions, and experience

A: Language represents a medium facilitating social interaction. Symbolic interactionists argue that la...

Q: How can Racial and Ethnic Equality be obtained?

A: Inequality and differentiation among the more powerful dominant groups and the minority groups are p...

Q: What motivates people to work hard?

A: The traditional society was of the agricultural mode of production. The majority of the people in th...

Q: Who came up with the "Race Relations Cycle"?

A: The race-relations cycle discusses the recurrences of native Americans' behavior toward immigrants. 

Q: What is Social Differentiation?

A: Social differentiation is how an institutional activity is split into two or more distinct instituti...

Q: How do Marxists view popular culture?

A: Popular culture is considered as those set of practices, beliefs and objects which embodies the most...

Q: As a sociologist armed with a sociological imagination, how would you propose to deal with the probl...

A: Sociological imagination became immensely popular since it was introduced for the first time in 1959...

Q: what is achieved statuses ?

A: The definition of social status was put forward by Max Weber. Max Weber believed that the groups in ...

Q: What is the Tension between Reliability and Validity?

A: Reliability- Unwavering quality with regards to explore, the dependability of a strategy alludes to ...

Q: Define the term Calculability?

A: Calculability is a very important term that has been useful in the advancement of society and safegu...

Q: what are the central features of  deterrence and rational choice perspectives on crime ?

A: This theory which was introduced by Hobbes, Bentham, and Beccaria has three main features Celerity ...

Q: What role do peer groups and media play in socialization now, and what part might these agents play ...

A: Peer groups and the mass media have always played an integral role, constituting a step in themselve...

Q: What are the representative weaknesses of unstructured interviews?

A: Unstructured interviews are a type of interview which a researcher conducts in order to gain data on...

Q: Explain the Conflict Theory?

A: Conflict theory depicts mainly the ethical and political perspectives of the society as whole. The c...

Q: Is Wage discrimination rarely overt? Explain with an example?

A: Wage discrimination takes place since generation based on class and gender.

Q: QUestion-based on, "approach".   I have tried it but no correct so far.

A: Introduction In anthropological research, emic and etic  refer to two kinds of field research done a...

Q: Define the term feminization of poverty?

A: In humanism/sociology, feminization is the move in sexual orientation jobs and sex jobs in the gener...

Q: What are the 5 social classes?

A: Social stratification exists in all societies. On one hand, it is harmful but on the other benefits ...

Q: Soccer is a sport that first began in England but this culture tradition has spread around the world...

A: Sociology of sports pointed out of medieval revolutions of culture, and its policy is different from...

Q: What are the key ideas of liberal feminism? What are criticisms of  this perspective?

A: As per social politics, liberal feminism play a significant role in determining society's ethical as...

Q: How do sociologists differ from other scholars in their approach to studying religion?

A: Sociology is a branch of social science that is based mainly on three perspectives. They are- Struct...

Q: Define Independent variable?

A: Use of variables in research facilitates the process of goal setting and helps to achieve our resear...

Q: Define and distinguish the different forms of racism?

A: Racism refers to a practice that leads to discrimination based on race or racial identity. Racism pr...

Q: Name some of the criticisms of the medical model of health and illness.

A: Health is defined as a state of complete physical, emotional, and social well-being, rather than sim...

Q: Does China still have a one child policy?

A: The One Child Policy of China was to alleviate poverty and to curb the booming population of China w...

Q: What are the five basic theoretical approaches to the study of religion in anthropology? Briefly des...

A: Religion is one of the 5 basic institutions of social life. Let us see what are theoretical approach...