3. Choose a new technology that interests you and analyze it from a sociological point of view. What do you think this technology might contribute to society? What might be some negative effects of the technology? Have you noticed any resistance to it, and if so, on what grounds?

Q: Discuss the significance of rural sociology to the rural economy in general and the agriculture sect...

A: The fundamental Indian rural culture/society is entreated with issues, like reliance on farming, nee...

Q: Question: What is a social group? Explain the types of formal organizations with a special note on  ...

A: A social group is an association of two or more individuals where the members interact regularly, ha...

Q: Which of the following is true regarding cross-cultural comparisons of advertising? a. Korean ads ar...

A: Yung Kyun Choi and Gordon E. Miracle had conducted a research paper on this topic which is available...

Q: QUESTION 52 According to "The New Jim Crow" by Michelle Alexander, the demographic of people incarce...

A: In the New Jim Crow by Michelle Alexander, she analyzes how incarceration instead of being an instit...

Q: True or False: Petechiae are more common in hangingsthan strangulation deaths. ___________

A: The statement is true. 

Q: Environmental racism refers to a set of environmental policies and practices that disadvantage a gro...

A: It was African civil rights leader Benjamin Chavis who coined the term ''environmental racism'' in 1...

Q: Why should we use the interdisciplinary approach in studying Globalization?

A: Before we go on to understand the need for an interdisciplinary approach to make sense of globalizat...

Q: Describe six characteristics that shape one’s everyday experiences at work.

A: Everyday life is a day-by-day life or routine life that includes the manners by which individuals no...

Q: What are the Possible Root Causes of Corruption

A: Corruption: It is derived from the Latin word “corruptus,” which means “corrupted” and, in felony te...

Q: Write a brief note on founding fathers of sociology

A: Sociology: It is described as a scientific study of human behavior and society. It attempts to colle...

Q: What are the positive and negative effects brought by inventions,  innovations, and technological ad...

A: Since the post industrial revolution era, the world has seen continuous advancements and development...

Q: How would functionalist, conflict, interactionist, and feminist theorists explain a polygamous famil...

A: Sociology is an independent discipline that focuses on the several social issues that are present in...

Q: Criminal Justice What is cultural deviance theory?

A: The sociologists Clifford Shaw and Henry Mckay theorized the Cultural Deviance Theory. The theory ca...

Q: 6. On the first day of basic training in the army, a recruit has his civilian clothesreplaced by arm...

A: Sociology is an independent discipline that focuses on the social interactions that human groups car...

Q: How do you think the current residents of an area being gentrified can be protected from rising rent...

A: The social and spatial transformation of declining urban areas is a common reformation process, whic...

Q: QUESTION 30 In "Prisons for Our Bodies, Closets for Our Minds," Patricia Hill Collins (the author) a...

A: There are several key points that are brought out by Patricia Hill Collins in her phenomenal piece "...

Q: Is inequality good or bad?

A: People in society are stratified into different groups based on socio-economic and cultural position...

Q: Even though the gap is narrowing educationally and economically between blacks and whites, blacks ar...

A: Racial discrimination and oppression are still present in our society. We have been following the ol...

Q: What are the advocacies for the poor people?

A: Advocacy is defined as any action that speaks in favor of, recommends, argues for a cause, supports ...

Q: Subject: Ethics How can we apply the moral principles of ignorance in our daily lives?

A: Since people are biased by their own situations, the 'social contract' is not agreed upon equally up...

Q: Contrast a family of orientation and a family of procreation.

A: Family refers to a primary social institution that also acts as a significant agent of socialization...

Q: What are limited participation festivals? Identify limited participation festival and explain how it...

A: Festivals in most places across all countries, especially after the advent of Globalization and the ...

Q: 2. Do you think taking a sociology course can help correct people’s stereotypes? Why or why not?

A: Sociology is all about analyzing the society, its institutions, societal structures, societal intera...

Q: Why does the social construction of race defy the traditional notion of race as a biological categor...

A: Introduction Today's scientific agreement is that race may be a social construct with very little bi...

Q: How did the development of new technologies fuel the development of European empires?

A: With the advent of industrialization, a mechanized mode of production has been introduced. Several t...

Q: In this lesson, you will think about violence as a social problem. But what about violence as the so...

A: Although non-violent means aren't the only legitimate solutions to a social problem, violence cannot...

Q: How do functionalist theorists and symbolic interactionists differ in their perspectives on health a...

A: The functionalist approach believed that health and good health care care is very significant and no...

Q: Please determine if the following statement is true or false: "Injunctive norms refer to people’s pe...

A: Option B, i.e., True is the correct answer to the question mentioned above.

Q: What makes life meaningful?

A: Introduction Living a meaningful life entails being at peace with yourself, your surroundings, and y...

Q: Evaluate Noddings thinking on care in education.

A: Nel Noddings is known for her contribution towards the Ethics of Care, however, she is more signific...

Q: What are post industrial societies and how they are distinguished from industrial societies?

A: The post-industrial society also known as the post-modern society marks the next stage of societal d...

Q: In recent decades, continuing to work beyond the age of 65 has:     not changed.     increas...

A: According to the above mentioned question of today's generation that the working age limits of every...

Q: According to the philosophy of Thales of Miletus humans are rational; the cosmos is not O A. O B. th...

A: Thales is one of the seven wise men as canonized in the literature of the ancient Greek period. He i...

Q: What is the “postindustrial society”?

A: Daniel Bell popularized the term postindustrial in 1973 in his book The Coming of Post-Industrial So...

Q: Which among the given factors has the most important part in the development of a person? Why?

A: Introduction Factors in Personal Development Place, location, location are the three most important ...

Q: Explain organisation according to Louis A. Allen

A: Organization, according to Louis A. Allen, is the process of identifying and grouping work to be per...

Q: What makes us who we are? Is it the genes we are born or the environment which we grow up?

A: The environment in which we grow up is responsibe for whatever we are in right now. 

Q: True or False: Hardware comprises the physical components of the computer.__________

A: The statement is true.

Q: Sexual Scripts refer to   Select one: a. None of these. b. Sets of explicit rules that specify t...

A: Option D  is the correct answer to the above-mentioned question.

Q: Discuss grandparenting challenges faced by middle-aged adults.

A: In the past adulthood, many human beings found that their relationships with their siblings, adult c...

Q: Compare and contrast functionalism and conflict theory. Note the distinctive features of each as wel...

A: Introduction Functionalism and conflict theory are both meta-theories that attempt to understand how...

Q: 18. Modernization theory reflects the ______________________ perspective.

A: Modernization is a conceptual framework that articulated a casual set of assumptions regarding the c...

Q: What is the difference between the macrosociological and the microsociological leve of analysis? O M...

A: According to the above- mentioned question, from the sociological perspectives of the society , the ...

Q: What specific maxim do you think that can be universal?

A: Introduction An action's moral status must be assessed by assessing its maxim. A maxim is a law that...

Q: 8. According to the Peter principle, a. all bureaucracies are notoriously inefficient. b. if somethi...

A: The answer to the given question is stated below:    

Q: Is the image of the typical American worker as a blue-collar worker true? Substantiate your answer w...

A: The agricultural mode of production dominates the traditional societies. Due to this, most people ar...

Q: What are the causes of income inequality in society? Can inequality beeliminated or at least control...

A: Income inequality and social differentiation among the dominant and the minority groups are predomin...

Q: How do you think you could contribute to making your community more happy and sustainable?

A: A community is a group of individuals living in the same geographical area. The members of a communi...

Q: Which non governmental organisations release data about the religious persecution in south east Asia...

A: Religious persecution occurs when an individual or a group of individuals is harassed, ill treated, ...

Q: Is tradition the opposite of modernity?

A: Yes, according to a binary outlook, tradition is the opposite of modernity.