Provide a brief summary of your understanding of symbolic interactionism, analyzing, in turn, the three premises of this theoretical position as articulated by Herbert Blumer. Connect this to Goffman’s dramatically approach; how do the roles, scripts, costumes, and impression management that we use reflect a form of symbolic (social) interaction. Finally, give an example of […]
Which strategies or solutions would you propose toward reducing if not eliminating segregation, discrimination, and prejudice in our educational school systems?
Each question below only needs to be a minimum of a paragraph. When answering the two questions below use the links below the questions that will lead you to articles that will help you answer the questions below. 1. How would you sociologically explain the articles? (Think of the following perspectives: Functionalism, Conflict, Symbolic interactionism, […]
What is the importance of theories and theorizing in the field of sociology? What are the origins and the guiding principles of your chosen perspectives?
This CR requires that you demonstrate your knowledge of sociological theories. There are multiple theories, theorists, and perspectives that are important in the field of sociology. Three of the most important sociological theories are (1) Structural Functionalism, (2) Conflict Theory, and (3) Symbolic Interactionism. In this CR, choose two from these three that appeal to […]
Discuss the three major sociological theories as related to pandemics, and more specifically the Covid-19/Corona Virus.
For this project you will be applying and discussing the three major sociological theories as related to pandemics, and more specifically the Covid-19/Corona Virus. As you will see, the three major sociological paradigms offer much to understanding different aspects of any “natural disaster”. Identifying and using these three major sociological theories – structural functionalism, conflict […]
Prepare a factsheet in which you explain the main sociological theoretical perspectives on crime and deviance.
Task B: Factsheet Prepare a factsheet in which you explain the main sociological theoretical perspectives on crime and deviance. You should include all of the following theories: Functionalism, Symbolic Interactionism, Marxism, and New Right. You should also include images/graphical content to reinforce key points [AC 2.1, 2.2, 4.1] 500 words
Explain the negative racial stereotypes and their effects.
Negative racial stereotypes and their effects Identify a sociologically relevant topic or problem of your choosing. For your final project, you must link that topic or problem to the wide range of tools of sociological thought you have learned this semester in a presentation (e.g., PowerPoint) or written review. Your project must substantially fulfill the […]
What method would allow you to collect data to study this issue and how would you conduct this data collection.
Find a social issue in our society today that interests you. 1. Describe the issue and your interest 2. What theory would be most appropriate to look at this issue and why 3. What method would allow you to collect data to study this issue and how would you conduct this data collection. HInt: If […]
Analyze the reasons for deviant behaviors from a sociological perspective.
Portfolio Goal Analyze the reasons for deviant behaviors from a sociological perspective. Write a one-page (250-word) paper. Portfolio Details Write an essay response to the following questions: Based on your personal experience or people you know, give an example of a behavior considered criminal in everyday life but encouraged in a particular group’s setting. Using […]
Using symbolic interactionism, explain the behavior and the discrepancy of norms in different settings.
Please use marijuana as the subject of the paper. Portfolio Goal Analyze the reasons for deviant behaviors from a sociological perspective. Write a one-page (250-word) paper. Portfolio Details Write an essay response to the following questions: Based on your personal experience or people you know, give an example of a behavior considered criminal in everyday […]