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Difference between voluntary and non voluntary
how possible science can explain natural occuring
why qualitative method
David
using hypothetical examples from contemporary society discuss sociological imaginations
Using Social Identity Theory, explain how group membership influences individual behavior and intergroup dynamics.
Provide examples of how in-group favoritism and out-group bias manifest in real-world scenarios, such as in schools, workplaces, or communities. What strategies can be employed to mitigate negative intergroup behaviors rooted in social identity?
of course group membership can contribute in influencing an individual behaviour this is because when ever an individual associate with other group members he or she try to adopt their behaviour in one way or the other because human beings are very dynamic
Faiza
introduction to sociology
Sociology is the scientific study of the society.
It's about studying man in groups at the complex form.
Prince
start new n questions too
Good evening everyone
JOE
what does secularization means
Munashe
summarize halerambos & holbon
the Three stages of Auguste Comte
what are agents of socialization
definition of sociology of education
Nuhu
definition of sociology of education
Emmaunella
shared beliefs, values, and practices
AI-Robot
What are the two type of scientific method
what are the scientific method of sociology
Man
the process wherein people come to understand societal norms and expectations, to accept society's beliefs, and to be aware of societal values
AI-Robot
scientific method in doing research
ogunniran
defimition of sickness in afica
Anita
list and explain the terms that found in society
list and explain the terms that found in society
Mukhtar
what are the agents of socialization
Antonio
Family
Peer group
Institution
Abdulwajud
I mean the definition
Antonio
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Prof.Richley CrapoProfessor
Utah State University
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Prof. Richley Crapo, Cultural Anthropology. (Utah State University), http://ocw.usu.edu/Anthropology/Cultural_Anthropology/ (Accessed 28 Mar, 2014). License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA
