Why do you think as a researcher it is ethically important in sociological research to keep subjects’ anonymity? In your opinion which kind of researches it becomes extremely important? Give example.

Q: Distinguish between macrosociology and microsociology

A: Introduction Though they are often framed as opposing approaches, macro and micro sociology are actu...

Q: Subject: Maths

A: In sociology, sequence analysis refers to a category of methods to linear, mostly longitudinal data ...

Q: What are 3 warning signs of an unhealthy relationship?

A: Some of the warning signs of toxic relationship are You never turn to each other for emotional sup...

Q: What is the formal curriculum? And how does it pass on culture?

A: Introduction Curriculum design dimensions will include elements, methods, forms, and conceptions or ...

Q: What are the differences between classical and contemporary approaches to understanding religion?

A: In my opinion, the difference between classical and contemporary theories are less than the differen...

Q: What is Religiosity?

A: In a society, different forms of social institutions hold immense value among social groups and thei...

Q: What did Merton conclude about the behaviour of criminals and non criminals?

A: Sociologist Robert King Merton believed that culture would promote deviance to a large degree. Peopl...

Q: What are some major problems in U.S. elementary and secondary schools?

A: The elementary (K–8) and secondary (9–12) education system today faces many issues and problems of i...

Q: Can family structure affect juvenile delinquency when it comes down to support?

A: Family, the primary social group, is constituted by two or more people related through bloodline, ma...

Q: Q.01: The task of the government institutions is to protect the rights of their citizens. However, w...

A: Sociology deals with the society to define urgent duty aspects of the culture was highly influenced ...

Q: What are the negative impacts of population change?

A: Introduction Population growth can be seen as a positive stumbling block to a country's economic dev...

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: When it comes to female murderers poison is the way to go- female murderers are much more agile than...

A: Introduction The given instance in the story prods us to ponder whether men and women murderers ough...

Q: What are the basic features of social movements?

A: Social movements are organized groups with the common goal of bringing about or resisting a social c...

Q: Why do you think that the gender gap in pay exists allover the world?

A: Gender gap perspectives in the current community are the relevance between the individuals within th...

Q: Subject: Ethics and Social Rsrponsibilities Q3 Suppose if you accidently poison your neighbor’s dog....

A: This act is good ... and why this is good we can understand by the following terms... Neighbor Poiso...

Q: define status symbols.

A: Status symbols have high symbolic meanings to them and are driving forces to the socio-economic inte...

Q: Define informed consent?

A: Giving full permission to something even after knowing its consequences is called informed consent. 

Q: Is prejudice declining in our society?

A: The concept of prejudice has been an omnipresent social issue in societies of all timelines and geog...

Q: what is social structure ?

A: Social structure: It is the distinctive, solid association of establishments whereby human beings in...

Q: wriite types of social mobility.

A: Social mobility refers to the movement of the individual's status from one social status to another....

Q: What does each of the learning style models and instruments measure?

A: In the learning communication social practice, there is no need to use the verbal affairs between th...

Q: How does functionalism apply to the globalization ofcapitalism?

A: Functionalism talks about the interrelation of the structures and institutions of the society, their...

Q: 1. Traditional and complementary medicine in Pakistan 2. Spa economy in Pakistan how this pandemic h...

A: The modern science of society in Pakistan and its policy are different from current courses of worki...

Q: How can a person be Resocialized?

A: Resocialization refers to the process through which an individual’s beliefs, norms and values are re...

Q: Explain Social institutions channel and direct human sexuality?

A: Human sexuality is a product of social institutions through socialization processes and role specifi...

Q: Sociology Question

A: America is the most developed country in the world, with its capitalist structure where private prop...

Q: What is the role of Cultural relativism?

A: Cultural relativism refers to the ability to know a culture in its own way and not to make judgement...

Q: Create your own poem about the  relationship/connection of a man to nature, with four verses in each...

A: When Adam and Eve were gifted the garden of Eden The relationship of man and nature came to be known...

Q: What is the sociological imagination, according to C. Wright Mills?

A: The concept of sociological imagination, established by C. Wright Mills gave a structure for underst...

Q: How is relative deprivation related to crime?

A: Relative deprivation refers to inequality: the idea that people are deprived (materially or in other...

Q: What are the problems in slum areas?

A: To better understand the living conditions in slums, it’s essential to look at the health hazards th...

Q: What is ethnocentrism and why is it bad?

A: Before understanding ethnocentrism and its negative impacts let us dive into an understanding of cul...

Q: Donna Fernandes' enthusiasm appeals to the _____ component of others' attitudes.   a. cogniti...

A: Enthusiasm is understood as an intense emotional expression of eagerness or appreciation for somethi...

Q: Q. Please explain the significance of social groups in lives and discuss the different types of soci...

A:  For the manipulative methods, social groups lead to vivid ethical conditions in society. Group situ...

Q: Why didn’t hitler go for the kill at Dunkirk

A: Following the termination of WWI, the league of Nations was developed to stop countries and great po...

Q: Q.1 Can social institutions be involved in promoting the development of all learners?

A: Social institutions is intended or as Functionalist mention operates in society to  meet a social ne...

Q: Why does automation lead to worker alienation?

A: Alienation refers to the state of feeling disenchanted or isolated from one’s milieu, work, results,...

Q: Define spurious relationship?

A: Spurious is a word used to explain statistical relationships among  2 variables that would, before e...

Q: How does industrial capitalism affect social change?

A: The advent of industrial mass production necessitated drastic changes in manufacturing technology an...

Q: 7 Compare cult, sect, church, and ecclesia; discussthe conflict between religion and culture

A: Religions organise themselves their institutions, practitioners, and structures in a various ways. F...

Q: What is the goal of Macrosociology?

A: Macrosociology is a wide scope way to deal with sociology, stressing the examination of social frame...

Q: Is technology a subculture?

A: A group of people within a parent culture can stand apart from the parent culture and maintain some ...

Q: What counter arguments do you think you will hear from those passing by in the street who oppose wom...

A: Women's suffrage refers to the legal right of women to vote in national and local elections. One of ...

Q: Select an example of a "private trouble" and explain how and why it may reflect a structural problem...

A: Private trouble are issues which impact a single individual and determined by his life experiences a...

Q: The basic problem underlying the views of the socialDarwinist is the fundamental normative assumptio...

A: True, The fundamental belief that survival of the fittest means survival of the best is a fundamenta...

Q: What is thee functionalist view of the family? Include 4 specific functions/roles.

A: Family is the most basic social unit of social institution in our society. Family is the primary uni...

Q: what is social mobility?

A: Social mobility can be define as a shift or movement in people's social status from one status to an...

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

A: Memory and oral transmission were honed to an almost unheard-of level in ancient times when writing ...

Q: Driving your Winnebago recreational vehicle (fully loaded 2001 Chieftain model) with Jeep Cherokee i...

A: American has its rich history of stereotyping people. Many people migrated to the American context i...