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    Sexism In Sociology

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    From a sociological perspective‚ it is important to understand the struggles that women have and still do face in our society. These struggles are engrained from stereotypes‚ seeing women as inferior to men. Early on‚ society defined the expectations of male and females. Men worked and were the breadwinners. They held powerful jobs in society‚ such as doctors‚ lawyers‚ and politicians. Women‚ on the other hand‚ were expected to stay home‚ raise children. If they did work‚ it was a stereotypically

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    The interpretation that was given from the following research shows several different ways that discrimination plays a part between socioeconomic classes. The discrimination comes from‚ not only the government‚ but also the society. There are also examples of this in other countries. The more the society speaks on the topic‚ the more the discrimination will disappear. Most of the discrimination occurs towards the lower class members. Some things are not as clear as others. Not being able to live

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    Q. "Religion is a force for social change in modern industrial societies"‚ evaluate this view. Ans. Various opinions from contributors Religion has contributed a lot to the social‚ cultural and economic development of most first world societies. Religion has also been used as an economic tool to exploit the gullibility of the commoners in favor of the elite. Religion has been used as a tool to maintain political dominance of the world order. Religion is now and has always been the cheapest

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    Sociology Education

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    Education is the main agent of secondary socialisation. How do schools prepare us for social life? Whatever the view on education‚ it is clear that schools are one of the most important agents of secondary socialisation. Peer groups and teachers have a major impact upon the socialisation of schoolchildren. In the case of the former‚ such groups exert "peer pressure" which influence students to conform to various norms and values. Sociologists often see the relationship between society and education

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    Racism And Sociology

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    Introduction Research and analysis clearly illustrate the concept that issues related to racism have created an immense impact on various activities undertaken by individuals in diverse communities as well as the social structure in the different nation across the globe. Racism has been ascertained to entail the labeling of diverse group categories‚ related cognitive structures‚ beliefs‚ feelings‚ and identity. The factors have also been explained and expressed in the lines of behavior and interaction

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    The role and importance of Sociology Through the study of Sociology we hope that students will become informed and active citizens who are fully aware of the complex nature of social life and differentiation in society. The study of Sociology allows students to: Be confident about their own personal identity  Learn to express their beliefs and values with conviction Appreciate the role they play in society and how they can influence the lives of others Develop an appreciation of different

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    Sociology and Internet

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    Background Due to the rapid advancement of the information technology‚ the World Wide Web (WWW) has now become a multifunctional tool. People can get lots of things done through the Internet‚ chatting with friends through MSN‚ shopping on Amarzon.com‚ settling the credit card bill‚ making new friends through the Facebook‚ reading newspaper on appledaily.com‚ etc. Besides‚ when we want to search for information‚ we can simply “Google” it‚ and we get what we want. It is no doubt that the Internet

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    The social world consists of drastic changes over centuries. The social world we now live in today is also continuously changing over improvements in technology. These technological advancements were the result of rationalization5 modern society. Rationalization was a major theme in most of Max Weber’s writings‚ especially the Spirit of Capitalism: The Protestant Ethic. Max Weber explained the major shift that occurred from a traditional society to modern society. The rationalization that was to

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    Sociology in the Workplace

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    1. Identify and explain the four (4) ways in which marginal jobs deviate from the norms expected of work. Then explain which members of the labor force have the highest likelihood of working in marginal job and why. According to the text‚ norms that are expected out of work are: (1) the job content should be legal; (2) the job should be institutionally regular; (3) the job should be relatively stable; (4) the job should provide adequate pay with sufficient hours of work every week to make a living

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    Sociology- Gangs

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    A gang is “an association of three or more individuals‚ whose purpose in part is to engage in criminal activity and which uses violence or intimidation to further its criminal objectives” (National Institute of Justice). Gangs are organized as structured social groups‚ being more complex than they might first seem. When criminals come together as a group‚ trouble is bound to occur‚ and these gangs become a powerful force that must be combated. Gangs are well known‚ but how do gangs operate? Why do

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