This assignment is about summarizing and responding to readings related to a chosen social issue. This assignment requires the use of two sources from assigned course readings to write a summary-response on the issue of health and wealth. Assignment Directions This week, you have 1 assignment to complete. Select the button below to access detailed…

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This assignment requires an essay discussing the impact of spirituality and religion on systems of oppression, social determinants of health, and mental health, as well as the role of faith communities in social justice and advocacy, potential contributions to oppression and historical trauma, In an essay (1,000-1,250 words), explain how spirituality and religion impact each…

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understanding the concept of social construction and its application to race, ethnicity, and gender roles in society. DQ1: Describe what sociologists mean by the social construction of race and ethnicity. What’s the difference between those two terms? DQ2: Describe the process for social construction of gender roles in a society. Give some examples to support…

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Research Questions about Support for or Against Capital Punishment In Chapters 1 and 2 of your textbook, you learned about the four types of social research: exploratory, descriiptive, explanatory, and evaluative. In this activity, you will formulate four research questions about support for or against capital punishment—one question per research purpose (exploratory, descriiptive, explanatory, and…

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This assignment prompt asks students to reflect on how their perception of social phenomena has been impacted by theoretical perspectives studied in the course, and to consider how their personal biases have been challenged and what new information they have learned. Students are also asked to select Discussion 1: Bourdieu’s notion of habitus explains how…

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students to use ideas from Bauman, Foucault, Governmentality Studies, or Economic Theology to analyze a discourse, practice, or institution that shapes modern life. Using some ideas drawn from either Bauman, Foucault, Governmentality Studies or Economic Theology… …analyse any discourse, practice or institution which shapes modern life. 1500 words approx: Deadline Dec 15th. N.B. Read and…

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This assignment focuses on the changing landscape of retirement and the varied needs of older workers, including the factors that influence their labor force participation, reasons for delaying retirement, flexible work options available, and the benefits of hiring and supporting older workers for both employers For a variety of reasons, the transition from work to…

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answering a series of questions related to social welfare policies, barriers to service, theoretical perspectives, the dialectical process, social problems, professional intervention, bureaucracy, and acquired knowledge. answer questions 1) Based on your research of the 1864 Poor Laws: 1. Identify three current social welfare policies that can be traced directly to the Poor Laws. Validate…

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Population, Urbanization, Collective Behavior, Deviance, and Social Change in [Name of Society] -) This assignment is a continuation of last week’s assignment. Last week’s assignment will be located in the drag & drop box and will be titled Document 1120x. Provide 2 academic sources for this assignment. No abstract page is needed for this assignment.…

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students to watch the film “Welcome to North Korea” and identify examples of vocabulary related to culture, as well as core concepts presented in the film. http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/welcome-to-north-korea/ Chapter 3 Culture Today we will watch the film Welcome to North Korea in order to explore the concepts presented in Chapter 3 on culture. As you watch…

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