How does hatred affect the group? Why is this specific group feared by others? Explain why or why not fear towards this group is justified.

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A: Sexuality or sexual identity defines individuals sexual attitudes, affections, feelings and desires....

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A: Matriarchy refer to as the social system in which females hold the primary position of power in role...

Q: Considering the macro- and micro-level approachesin sociology, which one do you think better explain...

A: Sociology is the social science branch based mainly on three perspectives. Sociology is primarily ba...

Q: In what way does Language shape people’s perceptions of groups and events in society?

A: Sociology of language is the investigation of the relations between language and society. It is firm...

Q: Define the term capitalism?

A: Capitalism is the economic system where private individuals acquire the means of production and fina...

Q: Write an analysis about the article  “COVID-19 and Religious Ethics”

A: The COVID-19 pandemic has literally changed our perceptions about our environment and surroundings. ...

Q: What is the functionalist perspective on social institutions?

A: Sociology is based on different perspectives. A sociological perspective is an idea or a view based ...

Q: How can Interaction occur in Cyberspace?

A: Post the introduction of computer systems and cyber networks, our daily social interactions have sig...

Q: Is social studies a discipline.Discuss

A: Social studies is taught in kindergarten through grade 12 in schools across the nation. As a field o...

Q: what is self ?

A: George Herbert Mead was a sociologist, psychologist and also an American philosopher.  He is one of ...

Q: What is gender stratification?

A: Gender and Sex is not the same thing. Sex is the biological differences between male and female. It ...

Q: What's the opposite of machismo?

A: Machismo is viewed in the mainstream society as a negative concept that promotes domestic violence. ...

Q: How is sex related to social change?

A: Social change is an idea a significant number of us underestimate or don't even comprehend. No gener...

Q: Find a artifact or object such as a image and then write a couple paragraphs relating to this prompt...

A: Bias is formed when prejudiced and preconceived notions play a role in analyzing and formulating opi...

Q: What is causing the rise of bankruptcy?

A: Bankruptcy happens when an individual cannot repay their existing debts. It is mainly imposed by the...

Q: We observe incidents of disrespect of the Holy Quran nowadays. How can we create faith and belief in...

A: In the wordings of ethical apartheid of Holy Quran, the society to define gender biases was highly i...

Q: Critically assess the role sport has played in shaping national identities in Paraguay. What were th...

A:  People of Paraguay are fond of sports, their most popular sport is football. The other popular spor...

Q: Identify three examples of cultural universals.

A: Cultural Universals can be described as being anything common which is present or exist in every hum...

Q: “People act the way they do because that is their way of life, their culture. They think and speak i...

A: Culture is a way of life among individuals, it gives us a sense of identity. Culture consists of nor...

Q: Explain charismatic authority?

A: Max Weber was a German Sociologist and also a Political Economist. He was born in Erfurt, Western Ge...

Q: Discuss the major forces in the environment for European University of Lefke

A: Forces of environment can influence many beliefs as socialization is a process of involvement of dif...

Q: Are prisons a deterrent againts crime?

A: Every day, it seems that the news media in the world records another attack or an act of terror that...

Q: Research the term secularism and briefly describe what you understand by the term. *one fifty words)

A: Secularism means, indifference to or rejection or exclusion of religion and religious considerations...

Q: What did progressive educational theorists like John Dewey believe was most important in a student's...

A: Education life in sociology as the significant accomplishment of gender identity is due to every asp...

Q: What is the nurture (sociological) view?

A: We are "nurtured" to behave in certain ways. It is the mentoring and care that a person receives in ...

Q: What does it mean when we say that the law is universal?

A: The sociology/human science of law is regularly depicted as a sub-control of social science or an in...

Q: How can Global economic change also introduce more tolerant values to cultures?

A: Introduction Scholars project that the cultural transmission model outlined above to better grasp th...

Q: Why Is There Inequality?

A: Social inequality occurs due to an unequal distribution of wealth and other resources among differen...

Q: What are examples of cultural factors?

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

Q: How do you get rid of ethnocentrism?

A: Ethnocentrism can be defined as a behavioral process in which an individual uses his own culture or ...

Q: how fan cultures can be considered toxic

A: Mass media and social networking has brought the world into one platform. Although this has its adva...

Q: When does Gender segregation also occur?

A: Gender refers to when the biological traits of a person is analyzed from a social perspective. Each ...

Q: According to Karl Marx, what  are the diferences between the   two classes that make up a  capitalis...

A: In sociology, social class  plays a massive role in determining the behavior pattern, and communicat...

Q: 1. What are the sociology studies of? (5 example and meaning of it) 2. Give the 5 expressed by soc...

A: Sociology, a social science that studies human societies, their interactions, and the processes that...

Q: Is all crime deviant? Is all deviance criminal? Why?

A: Is all crime deviant? Any discussion of deviance is incomplete without mentioning crime, which is de...

Q: define medicalization.

A: Medicalization is a social practice in which a human illness or circumstance is historically describ...

Q: How does education transmit culture through imitation?

A: Education refers to the formal education and the informal & tacit ways we educate ourselves. Eit...

Q: What is the concept of health and disease?

A: Health and disease are cardinal concepts of the biomedical sciences and technologies. Though the mod...

Q: Give an example of ethnomethodology?

A: Ethnomethodology refers to the study of how through the process of social interaction, social order ...

Q: What are some examples of cultural diversity?

A: Cultural diversity can be defined as the variety of linguistic, ethnic and other different types of ...

Q: Give a real life experience that uses person's reasons and emotions.

A: Reason is the analysis of a situation based on cause and effect relation this takes into account rat...

Q: In what sense was the United States becoming, in the language of the Kerner Commission report, “two ...

A: The general public of the United States depends on Western culture and has been creating since some ...

Q: How does an individual interact with each other in society?

A: Society is a collective unit of individual members, the members are always codependent on each other...

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

A: Macro theories/Full-scale speculations are enormous scope hypotheses – what postmodernists call fant...

Q: Do you think there is a difference between what people would say in person and what they would say i...

A: Facebook today, along with other social media platforms, is an important means of social connectivit...

Q: What is the difference between cultural ethnocentrism and cultural relativism?

A: We know, that there are varied cultures in society. People we meet and interact with might belong to...

Q: Explain adult (secondary) and anticipatory socializations in the context of an immigrant experience....

A: Society in which people live has a structure of roles and responsibilities. There is also some ideal...

Q: Sometimes norms are implicit. Why?

A: Implicit Norms are also an impossible subject of discussion for a group, society members to communic...

Q: What specific events led to the growth of public high schools? What did educational theorists believ...

A: Education has historically been a local concern in the United States, with schools run by locally el...

Q: Answer the Activity 1

A: Asian theatre is a vibrant and rich tradition which is unique and different from the western form of...