Start Discovering Solved Questions and Your Course Assignments
TextBooks Included
Active Tutors
Asked Questions
Answered Questions
Why is obesity high in some states and not in others? Is overeating the only effect of rising obesity rates, or what other social factors could contribute to them?
What implications have these movements had on today's culture? Then, hypothesize what current social movements could transform the future of the world.
The future of world is uncertain; there're those who predict the wonderful world where technology and creativity give a good quality of life for most people
Briefly describe the various family patterns affected by ideological structures of familial, patriarchy, and matriarchy.
Describe the historical role of colonialism in understanding the current socio-political climate regarding class, race, racism, and the resulting family patterns which emerged in nations that were c
Wright Mills invented the term sociological imagination. In your own words, what is the sociological imagination? Select an article from a news magazine (such as Time or Newsweek) that describes con
Explain the sociological concept of deviance. Briefly explain each of the approaches to explaining deviance (functionalist perspective, interactionist perspective, conflict perspective), telling whi
Discuss how Zimbardo's findings in Stanford Prison Study apply to similar, real life events happening today.
Describe the various family patterns and structures which are economic based focusing upon the functioning of the family comparing large extended families which are nomadic, agrarian, or rural with
Locate an article that you feel addresses one of the three ways that we can think about social change.
Summarize in your own words what the textbook (Robert S. Feldman) says about one of the following topics: forming loving relationships, choosing a career, or having children. Be sure to integrate a
Illustrate out human rights. In your opinion, what are the rights that all people should have? How has contemporary feminism changed the debate on human rights?
Suppose that you were assigned opposite gender at birth, but that your race, religion, ethnicity, and social class background remain the same.
Social promotion is promoting of the student from one grade to next even if he or she is failing courses. The rationale for social promotion is that moving students to next grade prevents them from
Please help me recognize some factors which have affected women's flexibility in the workplace during history. Do you believe that flexibility in the workplace is the social and structural issue?
How has your home community (pick any Indian city, town, or neighborhood where you grew up) changed since you were a child? Have there been important changes in community's economic base and in its
Describe the appropriateness of theoretical framework and choice of methodology in light of identified gaps. Evaluate how well the choice of methodology and research design is supported by the metho
Recognize a subculture that you're part of (or if you cannot identify one in your own experience, explain a friend or relative's subculture). Please respond to the following questions with your thou
Situate a scholarly resource which talks about the Social Security Act of 1935 the how this 1935 Social Security act encouraged individual initiative and saving, in hopes of reducing inefficiency, l
Write down the example of a conflict theory perspective on crime. Write down the example of Symbolic Interactionism as a theoretical perspective on education.
For journalists, Mexico is the most dangerous place in the Latin America according to United Nations. More information can be found at the link below. Please comment.
How does one choose an appropriate dispute resolution process? What are the ethical and practical issues that complicate the employ of alternative dispute resolution tools?
Compare natural disasters and man-made disasters: their social implications, public reaction, media reaction, and government response.
Review the website on 'The Farm'. It is an alternative form of living as the sustainable community. Describe the pros and cons of communal living. Do you think you would enjoy living in commune? Why
This is the interesting and rather provocative query that manages to condense three very significant aspects of Native American culture that also happen to tie into the land.