Greasers and the Socs. The greasers are poor and the socs are rich. Each gang has their own characteristics. The greasers smoke more than the socs do‚ but the socs drink more. The two gangs are rivals‚ who jump each other often. The two gangs have kids that are different ages. The greasers wear clothes that are not as cool as the socs. The socs and greasers have different lifestyles. The greasers wear T-shirt‚ jeans‚ and leather jackets. The socs drive mustangs and corvettes. The socs wear wine color
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| Syllabus College of Humanities SOC/105 Version 5 Introduction to Popular American Culture | Copyright © 2011‚ 2010‚ 2006‚ 2004‚ 2003‚ 2002‚ 2000‚ 1999 by University of Phoenix. All rights reserved. Course Description This is an introductory course on modern American culture. The course focuses on the interactions between social forces such as advertising‚ media‚ and lifestyle and cultural trends in modern American society. Students are asked to cast a critical eye on current trends
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Article Critique – Minimizing Deviant Behavior in Healthcare Organizations: The Effects of Supportive Leadership and Job Design 1. List all authors‚ the year‚ article title‚ journal name‚ volume number‚ issue number‚ and page numbers. Minimizing Deviant Behavior in Healthcare Organizations: The Effects of Supportive Leadership and Job Design C. Logan Chullen‚ Benjamin B. Dunford‚ Ingo Angermeier‚ R. Wayne Boss‚ and Alan D. Boss
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SOC 101 note CHAPTER 1: UNDERSTANDING THE SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION The Sociological Perspective Sociology: o The systematic study of human groups and their interactions Sociological perspective: o A view of society based on the dynamic relationships between individuals and the larger social network in which we all live Charles Wright Mills and the Sociological Imagination Suggests that people who do not‚ or cannot‚ recognize the social origins and character of their problems
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social problems Why conduct social research? -To understand par. phenomena -To provide solutions grounded on research & empirical data‚ not common sense Types of social research Basic -Knowledge of the social world and human social behavior Applied/ Politicy-Oriented -Address social issues/ problems -Provide basis or information for policies and programs Exploratory -For gen ideas & development theories & hypotheses -For formulating questions & categories and refining
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You may want to use information gathered from COMM 150 regarding your career choices to compose a response to this prompt. 4. Based on what you have learned in SOSC 102‚ Principles of Sociology‚ what are the necessary knowledge‚ skills‚ and behaviors you must possess to work effectively with others and maximizes your specific talents? Outside research is not required here; however you should use specific references from your textbook and class discussion notes to support your response to this
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Norms: are socially defined rules of behavior‚ they serve as guidelines for our behavior and for our expectations of the behavior of others. ^3 types of folkways‚ laws and mores. Folkways refer to the customs and manners of society.. Shaking someone’s hand after meeting them. Laws are norms formalized and backed by political authority…woman not being able to wear her veil for her cdl photo. Mores are norms with a moral basis…Child abuse because we view such behavior as immoral. Sanctions: social
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FINAL EXAM – SOCIOLOGY 120 SECTION A 1. Social Mobility Common in a class system: an open society Meaning = The movement‚ upwards or down the social hierarchy. Types of Social Mobility: * Vertical mobility Changes-upwards and downwards the social status/classes. * Horizontal Mobility Change that does involve changes in monetary rewards. * Intergenerational mobility Inter: in between‚ generation: 30
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Checkpoint: Evaluating Communication Strategies Cynthia S Thomas HSM/120 01/18/11 Jeanette Rambert Axia College of the University of Phoenix Checkpoint: Evaluating Communication Strategies Question 1: What would you need to learn or know about each of your clients in order to communicate effectively with them? According to our text‚ it states that ones culture has a major influence on
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Checkpoint Week5 MGMT What is Change Control Management‚ and what function does it perform? A major element of the risk control process is change management. Every detail of a project plan will not materialize as expected. The way the change control management works is when change happens whether it be scope‚ implantation of contingency plans‚ Improvement. The way the project team and management cope with the change in order to make sure the project is finished on time. What is a risk profile
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