In this discussion, reflect upon and discuss the following question: Watch the video about Swinging (i.e., the Lifestyle). Here is the question: Do you think Swinging is a viable option for married couples who want to “explore” outside of their marriage without actually “cheating” on his/her/their partner?
1) Choose four media episodes/shows (22 -60 mins). (you can alternate NEW journal articles for shows, books, other sources.) a) they should be the same show/series, but don’t have to be if you have a reason. b) create your code sheet (use the attached sheet as a model) c) qualitative (themes) or quantitative (words/actions) d) […]
What common patterns and consequences can be noted in the settlement and resulting conflicts in Acadia when it is compared with other early settlements and other inter-colonial conflicts?
1) In what major ways do systematic reviews differ from scoping reviews? When would you use each and why? (1/2 page) 2) Ethnography has objectivist roots but has shifted considerably to be a more subjectivistic endeavor. a) Create a research question for an objectivistic ethnography. b) Create a research question for a subjectivistic ethnography. (2 […]
Describe the most important elements of cultural knowledge that Anne Moody learned from her family and community as a child.
The essay question: Analyze the current presidential debate from a structural functionalist perspective. Then analyze it from a conflict perspective, noting important points of contrast.
Paper details: This is the essay Find a news article from the past two weeks about something you find sociologically interesting. Explain the topic and why you think it is “sociologically” interesting. Pose a research question related to the article and explain how a sociologist could investigate it.
Show that you are able to demonstrate ethics that gain trust, inspire others to greatness, and fulfill the duty of care for followers. To do this, use your StrengthFinder results, and supplemental information from the Clifton text, to evaluate, describe, and articulate your current strengths. Based on the StrengthFinder results they will write a reflection […]
You have explored a community problem from the perspective of prevention. Now, you will consider this problem through the lens of advocacy. Are there public policies that could change? Are there resources that could be enlisted? As you address the community problem you have chosen to explore for your social change portfolio, consider how advocacy […]
Usually, when you hear people talk about community policing they talk about things like the “Shop with a Cop” programs or having officers out on foot patrol. But, community policing involves a lot of components and is not just really a “feel good” program. Explain the components of true community policing and how that contrasts […]
