Sociology

A common misconception is that because the human genome has been mapped as of June 26, 2000, all ...

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"Modern globalized culture allows people to be eclectic about preferences in music, but at the same ...

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What is the Sapir-Whorf thesis? Explain whether you agree or disagree with it, using examples.

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What is consumerism and how has it shaped your life?

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List and explain the three main human survival tools that make culture possible.

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How does culture give meaning to concrete experience?

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Explain what a subculture is and provide an example of one, explaining how it fits the ...

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Explain the differences among folkways, mores, taboos, and laws. Give one example of each.

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Define cultural capital and give examples from your own experience.

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According to sociological research, what three important lessons has virtual culture taught to ...

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Variable is to a concept as hypothesis is to an observation.

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The right to privacy is an ethical consideration when doing research on human subjects.

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Sociologists engage in participant observation when they attempt to objectively observe a social ...

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Knowledge based on established authority or tradition can be considered scientific because it has ...

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In 1998, the medical journal The Lancet published an article linking vaccines to autism. When it was ...

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Correlation between two variables does not necessarily imply causation.

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A testable hypothesis is a product of the process of induction.

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A major advantage of big data is, given the billions of Internet users, it is representative of the ...

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Who bears the primary ethical responsibility in university-based academic research?

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Which term refers to the process whereby individuals are assigned to research groups by chance?

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Which term refers to knowledge based on customary assumptions that may or may not be accurate?

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Which term refers to a sample into which respondents are chosen at random?

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Which research method places the most emphasis on understanding the members of a group from their ...

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Which principle of ethical research was violated in the Canadian government's research into health ...

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Which outcome results from the process of randomization?

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