Sociological Perspectives
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This course explores foundational and contemporary theories within sociology, offering students a critical understanding of how individuals, groups, and institutions interact within society. Through examination of key sociological paradigms such as functionalism, conflict theory, symbolic interactionism, feminism, and postmodernism students will analyze social structures, cultural norms, and collective behavior. The course emphasizes the application of these perspectives to real-world issues, fostering skills in critical thinking and social analysis essential for interpreting complex social phenomena.
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Sociological Odyssey Contemporary Readings in Introductory Sociology 4th Edition by Patricia
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Chapter 1: Sociological Odyssey: Contemporary Readings in
Introductory Sociology
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Q1) For Milkie, the author of the article on the beauty images of adolescent girls, the significance of teen magazines is that
A) reading these magazines helps girls to conform to the norm of adolescent femininity.
B) these magazines give girls advice on "fitting in."
C) these magazines helps girls understand the opinions of others in their culture.
D) all of the above
Answer: D
Q2) In considering marriage, which is a structural issue?
A) a husband and wife arguing over the household budget
B) the rising divorce rate in a society
C) the decision to have children
D) one spouse transferring jobs to another location
Answer: B
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