what is social structure ?

Q: Should cultural appropriation be accepted in today's globalizing world?

A: Cultural appropriation is the presentation of any idea or artifact related to one particular culture...

Q: Compare and contrast Classic Greek tragedy and the Elizabethans tragedy

A: Proceed to the next step

Q: what sociology have to do with emotions?

A: Auguste Comte, the Father of Sociology, formulated the word sociology by joining "logos" (which is a...

Q: Do you agree with Coser that the presence conflict is actually a sign of a society's good health? Ou...

A: In order to devise a theory of social conflict, Coser explores the ideas set forth by Georg Simmel i...

Q: How does industrialization affect the environment?

A: Industrial revolution was one of the most significant political revolution which swept the western n...

Q: How does the new ecological paradigm differ from the human  exceptionalism paradigm?

A: Sociology is an independent discipline that studies several social interactions that take place in s...

Q: Social stratification found in every society. Discuss how cast and class system creating distance am...

A: It is true that stratification is found in every society in one form or the other. It can be either ...

Q: What are the social factors that influence language use?

A: Language is based on the communication maintenance organization on the preferred provider organizati...

Q: What is the advantage and disadvantage of population growth?

A: It includes the investigation of the size, construction, and appropriation of these populaces, and s...

Q: Given this complexity, how do sociologists conceptualize social class?

A: A social class, also known as a class, has the same socio-economic status as a group of people in a ...

Q: Why might self reports not be valid?

A: Self report or self assessment is an account by the person first hand of his own behavior or his own...

Q: Describe the main characteristics of primary and secondary groups.

A: Primary group can be defined as a small group which has personal, close and intimate relationship th...

Q: Define the term social structure?

A: In sociology, social structure refers to the differentiated,  stable arrangement of institutions whe...

Q: Analyze the extent of social mobility in the United States

A: Social mobility refers to a person's or a group's progression or transition from one social status t...

Q: Given the history of union-management relations, why doyou think mediation tends to be so successful...

A: Unions have historically been the major avenue for workers to advance their workplace grievances thr...

Q: What is another word for social structure?

A: Society is dynamic by its very nature. There is the existence of people who interact with each other...

Q: Explain Validity and Social Desirability?

A: Validity and social desirability are the data collected in society to compare the situations in the ...

Q: define cult.

A: A cult means a social group that follows a specific set of cultures and beliefs. 

Q: you will describe the various theoretical explanations of social problems and the relationship of so...

A: Behaviour or a condition that has negative consequences for many people and requires immediate atten...

Q: Does poverty play an important part in juvenile delinquency?

A: Poverty/Destitution is a state or condition where an individual or local area does not have the mone...

Q: What was the impact of the use of fossil fuels during the Industrial Revolution?

A: Industrial revolution was one of the most significant political revolution which mainly emerged in t...

Q: Types of Sampling Designs?

A: The concept of sampling is used in conducting research both in quantitative and qualitative research...

Q: How can birth rates be reduced?

A: The birth rate is defined as the rate at which children are born; it is a demographic measure.

Q: How do Racial and ethnic prejudices depend heavily on selective observation for their persistence?

A: Selective observation crops from intrinsic bias and a preconceived mind itself. Our thinking and per...

Q: Q. 4. Are a community’s expectations from schools realistic ? Justify

A: Yes, a community's expectations from schools are realistic.

Q: Differentiate between Overt and Covert participation?

A: Participation are the ways and means individuals and groups to express opinions or influence social ...

Q: What do the symbols stand for?

A: A symbol is anything that stands for, or represents, something else. In a story, a character, an act...

Q: What does social loafing mean?

A: Social loafing refers to the concept that people are prone to exert less effort when working collect...

Q: Why do we continue traditions?

A: Traditions refer to the customs, rituals, beliefs, ideologies, philosophies, norms, mores, etc., tha...

Q: The causes of price hike in the market

A: There are various reasons which cause inflation in the market. It invariably spells disaster for the...

Q: What are the 4 types of feminism?

A: Feminism is one of the maximum essential and famous movements and philosophies withinside the world,...

Q: What is a skewed sample?

A: Within the sphere of skewed sample society of digital education tends to follow the facilities from ...

Q: What analyses of social stratification do sociological theorists provide?

A: Social stratification is the division of people in society into distinct groups with each group havi...

Q: Subject: Ethics and Social Rsrponsibilities Q 2 Why human rights are important? Give examples of any...

A: Introduction Human rights are fundamental freedoms that we all enjoy simply because we are human. Th...

Q: What is a cultural hybrid?

A: The attempt to preserve a sense of harmony among the traditions, beliefs, and customs of two or more...

Q: What is Social protection? Discuss the Contemporary social protection nets in Pakistan. Briefly dis...

A: Pakistan is the country located in the South Asia, it is the worlds fifth most populous country and ...

Q: How can the incidence of deviant behavior be changed?

A: Introduction Simply put, deviance is the breaking of a law. Indeed, one of the positive contribution...

Q: What is the main disadvantage of a market economy quizlet?

A: Market economy consists of individuals and business setting which answers the economic questions for...

Q: Think about the degree of residential segregation in the neighborhood in which you grew up. How raci...

A: Racial forms of discrimination happens when an individual belonging to a certain race, has different...

Q: Why is language important to culture?

A: Language is system of signs and symbols. They are used as medium of communication and to effectively...

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

A: Religion is an institution that guides the spiritual life of the individual. Every religion has its ...

Q: How do you think your culture would exist if there were no such thing as a social norm? Do you think...

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

Q: Do Sociologists use percentages and rates?

A: Yes, Sociologists do use percentages and rates in their studies.

Q: How do we construct social reality? 500. words pls.

A: Peter Berger was an Austrian American Sociologist. He was also a protestant theologian. He is an ins...

Q: How does American culture view death?

A: American culture views death, unlike any other culture.

Q: What is an example of cultural change?

A: Before understanding cultural change let us look at the idea of culture-  Culture means the learned ...

Q: Describe Research Ethics?

A: proceed to the next step

Q: What is the negative effect of social media?

A: Since social media is still a modern technology, little research has been done to determine the long...

Q: What is man's greatest invention?

A: The man's greatest invention is the wheel.

Q: define false class consciousness.

A: False class consciousness is a state where people fail to recognize the social evils like oppression...