Social Science

Urban and suburban areas differ greatly in the simplest of ways: Urban areas are built up while suburban areas are spread out. Urban areas have a far greater concentration of people within their boundaries while suburban areas have far more…
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Hate groups are as any dysfunctional group. The participants must make livings at workplaces that may not tolerate them expressing their true natures. Hate groups are active and functioning in the military, which is wrongly believed to be a sacred…
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Regrettably, the desecrating effects of this global crisis replenished with famine, drought and malady is not unfamiliar. We hear reports of deprivation, see the dying corpses of those a million miles away and absently look on as lifeless eyes bleed…
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In the early part of the 20th century, it was the employers that had all the leverage. They set the conditions, the pay, and the working hours. At some point the workers had decided that enough was enough and banded…
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T-shirts can say a lot of things about us. They are almost like a walking billboard of the kind of personality that we have, and can be seen as somewhat of an expression of what we are. Whether or not…
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Julian B. Rotter was exposed to social injustice and became interested in the situation and environment’s effects on the individual. In school, he developed an interest in psychology and studied and worked extensively to earn his PhD, and to work…
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It is becoming quite common to hear that “the girls are getting to be as bad as the boys!” But the case is not that simple. When gang activity and gang society is examined, girls are either regressing into roles…
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People-watching is one of those no-cost pastimes that anyone can engage in- unless one becomes emotionally involved. And the surest way to become emotionally involved is to be in a bad mood when the activity begins. I should know better,…
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A degree in Sociology develops an organized and disciplined mind in most individuals who are interested in studying the world of two or more people. From the bare bones introduction to anthropological skills and approaches, to the advanced understanding of…
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The most recent consumer revolutions occurred when the industrial revolution caused changes in the ability of individuals to make their own decisions in life and to create personal wealth. The industrial revolution freed the servant and serf from the pitiful…
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