Category: sociology

Description Outline the first three steps of the scientific method, using and citing the textbook as your source. Now, think of a broad topic that interests you and which would make good sociological study (i.e. diversity and inclusion on college campuses). Next, consider and address each of these components: A) develop a research question about your topic B) do some research and write down two titles of original research articles and/or books about your topic, then C) formulate a hypothesis … Continue reading “CSUN Scientific Method & Unethical Research Sociology Discussion”

Description For this assignment, you’ll need to find one sexual health artifact – that is, a human-made object relating in some way to men’s or women’s sexual health. Note that the objects could relate to reproduction (either facilitating or preventing it) or to sexual health more generally. Here are a few examples, but there are numerous others you could examine – the packaging of any sort of contraception (for women or men), any product related to pre-conception or pregnancy, a … Continue reading “SYD 3800 FSU Sociology of Sex and Gender Discussion Board”

Description Write two paragraphs answering the following questions: What is the strongest point made by the World Systems Theory? (What does the theory explains very well?)  Identify and explain one weakness of the World Systems Theory.  (What does the theory does not explain well?) After submitting your answers, please reply to at least three (3) of our classmates’ posts, pointing out their good points as well as any limitation you see in their arguments.  Your original answer to the questions … Continue reading “World System Theory Discussion”

Description https://b-ok.cc/book/5868153/ce13ba .  Also, read chapter 4 pg 154-196. 

Description You will submit a weekly reflection . Each reflection should be about 500 words about your project paper or the readings, questions of the readings; comparing the ideas; and real relevant events.

Description 1)  Identify an instance in which a primary claim by claimsmakers was converted into a secondary claim by the media. You can refer back to the example in the Outsider Claimsmakers lecture (lecture 4) in the interview between activist DeRay McKesson and CNN’s Wolf Blitzer or the example in The Role of the Media lecture (lecture 9) in the coverage of Ebola focusing on what researchers/medical practitioners were stating versus how the media was presenting it. What is the … Continue reading “UCLA Primary Claim & Protest in America Discussion”

Description ——You don’t have to answer every question below, but you do need to answer 5 questions. Basically, answer the ones that are most appealing to you and comment/respond to your classmates 6 different students. 1. After watching these videos, what do you think about death penalty? 2. Do you believe people who commit violent acts, like bank robberies, deserve trial by jury? 3. For countries that do not have the money to implement costly financial court systems as do … Continue reading “Houston Community College System Sociology Death Penalty Question”

Description Why is a federal minimum wage of only $7.25/hour a social problem? Can individuals or families live on that wage? Should a living wage be made federal law? Why or why not? What are the larger social, political and economic forces that limit raising the minimum wage? Post one original post and respond to at least one other student. Cite your sources.  

Description According to your text, what social factors are critical in the causation of juvenile delinquency? Section B You have just been appointed as a presidential adviser on urban problems. The president informs you that he wants to initiate a demonstration project in a major city aimed at showing that government can do something to reduce poverty, crime, and drug abuse. The area he has chosen for development is a large inner-city neighborhood with more than one hundred thousand residents. … Continue reading “NHCC Sociological Theories and Juvenile Delinquency Discussion”

Description Questionnaire Design Steps Choose a topic and dependent variable. Start with a simple question that you want to know the answer to: “What do Cuyamaca students (or millennials, women, Americans, etc) think about _____________?” Think of what questions you could ask in order to find out what people think about your dependent variable. Think of a number of different ways you could have people give their answers. Construct at least two measures of the dependent variable (two questions). Be … Continue reading “Survey Design Hypertensive Status Questions”