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Q: How do racial and ethnic classifications continue to change in the United States?

A: America represents a melting pot of races and ethnicity. The cultural diversities induced by the var...

Q: 1.Early women sociologist 2. Early men sociologist

A: In the 18th and 9th centuries, sociology was developed to research and understand the changes brough...

Q: How is gender inequality present in the workplace?

A: Gender inequality in the workplace is an evil visible in organizational practices, processes, and st...

Q: Which factor plays a larger part in the prevalence of racist attitudes: education level or geography...

A: Racism is the belief that humans may be divided into separate and exclusive biological entities call...

Q: Who might be more likely to conform in a bureaucracy, those with power or those wanting more power?

A: A bureaucracy refers to a group of members who belong to an organization responsible for making and ...

Q: Select some deviance with which you are personallyfamiliar. (It does not have to be your own—it can ...

A: Sociological theories of crime and deviance emphasize the social influences and processes in produci...

Q: Explain sociology theory.

A: A sociological theory is a supposition, assumption or statement that intends to explain, analyze a s...

Q: What is an ethnic group?

A: The world population is divided into numerous categories based on their social identity and cultural...

Q: directions arrange the following steps in data gathering into their correct sequence

A: The new method of assessing the performance task of learners will be implemented List of performance...

Q: Provide arguments for and against the idea that culture,language, and consciousness are uniquely hum...

A: Culture includes material objects and non material aspects. It is tangible and intangible. It is the...

Q: Define the terms y, the terms ethnicity, race, minority, and dominant group?

A: Following are the definition, explanation of the above terms:

Q: Explain the term Class Conflict with an example?

A: Class is the categorization of people into different hierarchical groups basing on the economic hold...

Q: define sect.

A: Sect means a group of people who have a specific set of religious or political beliefs. 

Q: 1.What is ethics and its importance  being a student, a daughter or son and as a citizen of this nat...

A: Being ethical is necessary Pre condition and it makes an individual a man with proper moral being. B...

Q: How does education transmit culture through social control?

A: Education plays a vital role in the transmission and diffusion of culture, norms, values, and ideolo...

Q: What will happen to a person having experiencing too much realiance on particular technology?

A: Reliance can be termed as the stratification of society, which involves the differentiation between ...

Q: What are the impacts of population growth on resources?

A: Population increase is accountable for the degradation of nature and herbal assets. Population incre...

Q: Explain The Extent of Social Mobility

A: Sociology as a discipline has its evolution from the European thought process. Many of the scholars ...

Q: What is the proposal social theory?

A: A proposal social theory gives an effort to describe the process to carry forward a particular resea...

Q: Describe women's movement?

A: Women's movement refers to a social movement advocating the liberation of women. The women's movemen...

Q: What is reasoning in simple words?

A: The mercy of reasoning improvement of individuals is due to the diverse nature of every aspect of so...

Q: Tertiary” deviance represents a step beyond “secondary” deviance. To the sociologist of devian...

A: Social deviance refers to an action that goes against the stipulated value system in a society. It d...

Q: Define the concept of social process. Explain the types of social relationships i.e. Association an...

A: Definition of Social Processes: These are repetitive or recurring instances of interactions which se...

Q: Why saying No is important? Explain along with the ways and techniques one can apply to say no asser...

A: Most often we prefer to say 'Yes' and not 'No' for something. It is for the positive outcomes that o...

Q: What are responsibility and limits, quality of life, longevity and meaning, greatest good for greate...

A: Sociology as an empirical discipline studies several social interactions that take place within soci...

Q: How could they be a hindrance to the civil rights struggles even today?

A: Civil Rights Movements was the grassroots level struggles that the African American community faced ...

Q: define Thomas theorem

A: Thomas theorem, one of the most influential theories of sociology, was propounded by the American so...

Q: Applying everything you learned about digital society and citizenship as well as with the disembodie...

A: Firstly we will talk about the following concepts as to what they mean. Digital society precisely st...

Q: When groups become large, why  does their intensity decrease but  their stability increase?

A: A social group refers to a group that includes two or more people who either have similar characteri...

Q: There are candidates who campaigns online, as a voter does it influence you of whom to vote?

A: Within the sphere of society, the candidates tend to follow the facilities from society's family is ...

Q: ‘The habit of thinking of a people is an essential part of their culture.’ How does this observation...

A: Research across disciplines indicates that cultures ultimately shape our thought habits across civil...

Q: List some of the new Reproductive Technologies?

A: Reproductive technologies in the workplace is the interaction between the individuals within the bou...

Q: negative stereotypes about aboriginals

A: Negative stereotypes are associated with prejudice and discrimination. Stereotypes of indigenous peo...

Q: How is it possible that humans can be unaware of their prejudices?

A: Prejudice is a negative feeling or attitude towards members of a group. Prejudice can have a strong ...

Q: Write a short note on Reflections on the Nature and Nurture of Sex, Gender, and Sexuality

A: Sex refers to the biological traits that an individual has. Sexual difference conventionally means t...

Q: What is sociology?

A: Sociology, social science that researches human societies, the approaches, and the interactions that...

Q: Summarize various cultural influences of African peoples within the region and globally.

A: Culture is the combination of various sets of beliefs and values. It will have unique ritual practic...

Q: Explain the four types of statuses

A: A status is simply a position in society or in a group. Every society and every group occupies many ...

Q: To what extent are social media platforms an important partof your daily interactions? Do you use a ...

A: Nowadays, we individuals are very much familiar with the term western culture. We can state that cul...

Q: Make a reaction paper about the article "Stress and Filipino" by Michael L. Tan

A: Michael L. Tan is a writer, also a renowed  Filipino medical anthropologist, he is currently a profe...

Q: What do youth subcultures provide for young people?

A: Sociologists often understand youth subcultures as a group within another culture, made up of young ...

Q: Who investigates elder financial abuse?

A: It has been stated that  Two-thirds of financial crimes against the elderly population or peoples ar...

Q: Explain organizational ritualism?

A: Ritualism in organizations, particularly in bureaucracies, a type of conduct in which individuals ob...

Q: Citing examples, describe the social-economic forces that lead to the development of sociological th...

A: social forces: The French Revolution, rise of socialism, feminism are the social forces that lead to...

Q: Why do women continue to earn less than men, even when laws prohibiting gender discrimination have b...

A: Gender discrimination: a state of affairs wherein a person is dealt with much less properly due to t...

Q: List the common errors of human inquiry?

A: Some of the casual mistakes of human inquiry encompass misguided observations, overgeneralization, s...

Q: How do shared meanings and social patterns develop in the course of social interactions?

A: Social interaction involves the exchange of shared symbols among social actors that leads to the est...

Q: The habit of thinking of people is an essential part of their culture'.How does this observation exp...

A: Culture is a term that includes several characteristics of a particular group of people. These inclu...

Q: does social inequality justify the need for a revolution

A: Social inequality can be defined as a condition in which the resources that people need for survivin...

Q: Name three possible explanations for the gender pay gap.

A: The gender pay gap or wage gap refers to the unequal and non-uniform distribution of wages based on ...