Social Pathological Analysis

There are various theoretical perspectives that can be applied to the astronomical percentage of young, male, Hispanic High School dropouts that inevitably end up in low-skill and low-paying jobs. The social pathology theory attributes such an unimaginable figure to the multitude of personal flaws that this ethnic group holds. Over the years, many Hispanic immigrants have migrated to America in search of a “better” way of life which equated to a large majority illegally entering the country in pursuit of our jobs. The manner in which they came to this country was not one of natural colonization, but was instead the systematic destruction of our country by bad and weak people. Also, the educational sphere in Hispanic regions is not equal to
If any individual is not willing to put the effort into the formable years of high school, then one should accept an occupation that requires very little skill and pay. The snowball effect comes into play because a student’s high school career leads to a college career which leads to an occupational one. At the basic level, Hispanic males are simply not trying in school which then leads to university rejection, and soon the vast majority of jobs that require secondary education will also reject them. As one can see, this model is on a micro-level which directly correlates with the definition and the analysis of various social conditions. The social pathology theory plainly connects social problems to the pathology of a body and treats them as a disease, one that is definitely incurable. A human body produces life and a relentless disease proves for many problems that must be identified immediately in order for the body to continue growing safely. At a micro-level analysis, one is going to focus on the cultural and ethnic components which can yield a lot of racial stereotypes and false
I believe that a person centered analysis will yield a large amount of racial stereotypes and prejudices and try to associate that with the rest of a very large society. Instead, the social conflict approach takes into account a very damaged system, which has been noted in the new millennium. A system is how something is ran and what different variables can contribute to the collapse or the ascension of its running and placement within our lives. A system is all encompassing which is why I argue that one must look to the bigger problem to focus on the smaller ones instead of examining a few personal accounts and generalizing the rest of the population with those