18 Jun The authors of your book point out that ‘race is a social concept, not a scientific one,’ and specifically define race as ‘a group of people who share a set of characteristics (usually phys

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  The authors of your book point out that "race is a social concept, not a scientific one," and specifically define race as "a group of people who share a set of characteristics (usually physical characteristics) deemed by society to be socially significant."  (215, 216)....

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18 Jun Reflect on your experiences as the therapist during the mock therapy session. Discuss challenges encountered, successful interventions utilized, and areas for improvement (include timestamp

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Watch your recorded session 1 and assess yourself in the below areas, be sure to include timestamps as necessary. APA format is required- 5 points. Answer the below questions in 2-3 pages (5 points).  Reflect on your experiences as the therapist during...

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14 Jun Write about a fad, fashion trend, riot, or panic about which you are familiar.? (You do not have to have experienced it yourself; it is okay to just know?? about this example.)?

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Write about a fad, fashion trend, riot, or panic about which you are familiar.  (You do not have to have experienced it yourself; it is okay to just “know” about this example.)  Use either contagion theories, emergent norm theories, or value-added theory in order to...

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13 Jun What are the major differences between the Modernization theories on global stratification and the World Systems/Dependency Theories on global inequalities? ? Apply one of these

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What are the major differences between the Modernization theories on global stratification and the World Systems/Dependency Theories on global inequalities?   Apply one of these theories to a current news story.  Discuss how the theory helps to better understand the particular current event example. ...

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12 Jun Telescoping fishing rods have revolutionized the fishing world, offering a blend of convenience, portability, and performance. These rods are designed to collapse into a compact form, mak

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 Telescoping fishing rods have revolutionized the fishing world, offering a blend of convenience, portability, and performance. These rods are designed to collapse into a compact form, making them easy to transport and store.  https://fishingbaba.com/rods/best-telescoping-fishing-rods/5BestTelescopingFishingRodsFor2024.pdf ...

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08 Jun The purpose of this assignment is to have you evaluate sociological research design.?You will do this by identifying flaws and proposing solutions to those flaws in validity, reliability

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Purpose of the Assignment: The purpose of this assignment is to have you evaluate sociological research design. You will do this by identifying flaws and proposing solutions to those flaws in validity, reliability, and generalizability found in the research methodology of the provided...

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06 Jun What does the statement mean that communication within and between cells is an electrochemical process? 2. Are research results on the brain more compelling to you than

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  Select One topic below to write your initial discussion post. (minimum of 250 words; your reply to a peer should be a minimum of 75 words...

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05 Jun Think of and describe a group that could be considered a subculture (or counterculture).(If you choose to write about a counterculture, be sure to identify it as such.) Why sh

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  Think of and describe a group that could be considered a subculture (or counterculture).  (If you choose to write about a counterculture, be sure to identify it as such.)    Why should this group be considered a subcultural group?  Identify some of the beliefs, norms (folkways, mores, and laws), and...

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05 Jun The Cultural Iceberg’ model, developed by Weaver (1986) building on Edward T. Hall’s theory. This graphic represents a ‘cultural iceberg’, a model developed based on anthropolog

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  The ‘Cultural Iceberg’ model, developed by Weaver (1986) building on Edward T. Hall's theory. This graphic represents a "cultural iceberg", a model developed based on anthropologist Edward T. Hall's theory of culture. Imagine that this iceberg represents our culture(s) - there are "surface" or...

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05 Jun Review Goffman’sideas in the chapter about social interaction and the presentation of self. How have social media sites such asFacebook,Instagram,SnapChat,and others, affected t

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Review Goffman's ideas in the chapter about social interaction and the presentation of self.  How have social media sites such as Facebook, Instagram, SnapChat, and others, affected the presentation of self?  Might our virtual presence change the way Goffman described our front and back stage selves?  In what ways might Cooley and Mead...

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