The South Korean government is investing millions to create ...

[rosent76]

The South Korean government is investing millions to create robots that can teach students English. Sociologists would be least likely to ask
 
  a. what are the intended and unintended consequences of using robots to teach students a language?
  b. who benefits from this arrangement and at whose expense?
  c. what will interaction between students and robots be like?
  d. why teach students English when their native language is Korean?

Question 2

A person living in Germany is more likely to conserve water while showering that a person living in the United States? Sociologists would be most likely to ask
 
  a. is Germany a poor society because it has to worry about water?
  b. why would anyone want to live in a society that conserves water?
  c. what does this difference suggest about U.S. and Germany societies?
  d. who cares if the United States wastes water?

[otokexnaru]

Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C

[rosent76]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it

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