What are your personal view on moral issue of adultery consider the various the moral argumentation this issue when formulating your answer?

Compare and contrast non-Western and European painting. For example, explain the attitude of traditional Chinese painters towards space, the picture surface, ambiguity and inscriptions. How does this differ from paintings done by Western European painters? Select two works of art as examples in your response

To understand how reflected appraisals have influenced your self-concept, try this exercise and write a response containing the results with sources from the readings to clarify what you found. First, list five words that describe how you see yourself. Examples are “responsible,” “ambitious,” “introverted,” “clumsy,” “funny,” “intelligent,” “shy,” and “athletic.” Next, identify the particular people who have been and are especially significant in your life. Try to list at least five people who matter to you. Now, think about how these special people communicated to you about the traits you listed in the first step. How did they express their appraisals of what you defined as important parts of yourself? Can you trace how you see yourself to the appraisals reflected by particular others in your life?

What is hypothesis testing? Give an example to support your answer

Explain why we perform literature review?

What are examples from your own life of your language shaping your worldview and how does the Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis influence your understanding of this relationship?

During the first half of the class, we've covered the sociological imagination in some detail. Also, we've covered some of the most important structural forces at work in each of our lives: race (Week 3); class (Week4); and gender and sexuality (Week 5). In this CAP assignment, I'd like you to think about how biography, social structure, and history have intersected in your life and culminated in the person you are today. Give me a sense of the biographical experiences that make up who you are, perhaps highlighting key individual moments in yours life. Additionally, show how these biographical experiences were nested within a certain social context (i.e. structure) and historical period. Most importantly: write critically and creatively and use your sociological imagination. For some guidance for how this all comes together, see my (informal) illustration in the Week #2 Lecture Notes and note how I analyze biography, social structure, and history.

shoert answer :

Note one criticism often make of Erik Erikson's "Stages of Development" theory.

Explain how a family's social class position shapes the process of socialization.

According to Erving Goffman, what three key traits define a total institution?

Having read the case study 'Charles Martin in Uganda: What to do when a Manager goes native' what are the key issues related to HRM (Human Resource Management) and Motivation? (culturally speaking)

   In the Milgram's 1963 study on obedience :

   1. What form of deception (active or passive) was used? Specifically, what did the deception involve?

2. Were the participants debriefed? If so, what did that debriefing involve?

3. How would you feel if you had been deceived as the actual participants in your article were deceived. Would debriefing make a difference in how you might feel?

4. Are there any viable alternatives to the deception used that would still produce the same or highly similar findings?

different theoretical perspectives that sociologists classifies these into two broad categories: macrosociology and microsociology. Within these two categories are many different theoretical perspectives. In a sense, each paints a different picture of society and how it operates.

Which of the theoretical approaches do you think best reflects your own view (at least at this point in the term) of how our social world works? Why? Please use a brief, concrete example of something recently in the news to explain.

***pls note i am re asking some questions as the answers i was provided for the 80 questions i asked only 39 were correct.**

Carefully read the " Interpretation" section of the instructions before answering questions
does the proposed Conclusion follows or Conclusion does not follow the information.

Information: In a certain city where school attendance laws are strictly enforced, it was found that only 15 percent of the students had a perfect attendance
record during a single school semester. Among those who sold newspapers, however, 25 percent had a perfect attendance record during the same semester.

Proposed conclusion: Students who sold newspapers were more likely to have perfect attendance records during the semester than students who did not.

Information: In a certain city where school attendance laws are strictly enforced, it was found that only 15 percent of the students had a perfect
attendance record during a single school semester. Among those who sold newspapers, however, 25 percent had a perfect attendance record during the same semester.

Proposed conclusion: Strict enforcement of school attendance laws in this city did not prevent 85 percent of the students from being absent sometime during the semester.

Information: In a certain city where school attendance laws are strictly enforced, it was found that only 15 percent of the students had a perfect attendance record during a single school semester. Among those who sold newspapers, however, 25 percent had a perfect attendance record during the same semester.

Proposed conclusion: If truants were given jobs selling newspapers, their school attendance would improve.

Information: In a certain city where school attendance laws are strictly enforced, it was found that only 15 percent of the students had a perfect attendance record during a single school semester. Among those who sold newspapers, however, 25 percent had a perfect attendance record during the same semester.

Proposed conclusion: The low rate of perfect attendance by students in that school system was due mainly to illness or injury.

Information: When I go to bed at night, I usually fall asleep quite promptly. But about twice a month I drink coffee during the evening, and whenever I do, I lie awake and toss for hours.

Proposed conclusion: My problem is mostly psychological: I expect that the coffee will keep me awake and therefore it does.

Information: When I go to bed at night, I usually fall asleep quite promptly. But about twice a month I drink coffee during the evening, and whenever I do, I lie awake and toss for hours.

Proposed conclusion: I don't fall asleep promptly at night after drinking coffee because the caffeine in it overstimulates my nervous system.

Information: When I go to bed at night, I usually fall asleep quite promptly. But about twice a month I drink coffee during the evening, and whenever I do, I lie awake and toss for hours.

Proposed conclusion: On nights when I want to fall asleep promptly, I'd better not drink coffee in the evening.

Plato's apology

1. Give an analysis

2. The anaylsis has to be thorough and supported with textual evidence

3. Given as an arguement

Explain importance of gender in moral reasoning. Support your explanation with some modern times example(s).