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    OUR DAILY LIFE There is a big influence of technique on our daily life. Electronic devices‚ multimedia and computers are things we have to deal with everyday. Especially the Internet is becoming more and more important for nearly everybody as it is one of the newest and most forward-looking media and surely "the" medium of the future. Therefore we thought that it would be necessary to think about some good and bad aspects of how this medium influences us‚ what impacts it has on our social behaviour

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    Journal 1 Social Norm is a belief formed by a group of people that how members should behave‚ in other words these are the unwritten rules. Social norms are developed to control the behaviour. I violated a social norm about 4 years back in India to which I got different reactions from different people‚ It is a social norm in India that when the bride leaves her paternal house after marriage everybody cries because after marriage she is going to stay at her in laws house and she is now their responsibility

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    Explore how gender is represented in an episode of Scott & Bailey (season 1‚ episode 3) To explore the representation of gender in the media‚ I began by investigating how women are and were represented by the media. I found that representation of women has changed over time‚ with the roles and representation of female characters becoming more prominent and important‚ which reflects the changing role of women in society. In the past‚ women were severely underrepresented in media compared to men‚ and

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    has been increasing since around 2009 according to The New York Times. That may seem shocking to most people. This is because it is not what the societal expectations are for high school graduates. Adolescents in the new generation are becoming more courageous in making their own decisions‚ even if it is not what society thinks is the “right” thing to do. They are stepping out of the social norms by portraying behaviors that are not considered acceptable in society. Humans of all ages mainly rebel

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    Sarah Shaffer Social Norm Violation Extra Credit A norm present in American society is not verbally communicating with other unknown individuals in public bathroom stalls. A violation of this norm would be attempting to communicate with other individuals in the stalls. Through an ethnomethodological investigation‚ I discovered certain aspects revolving around this specific violation. I subjected myself to two trials of violating this norm. In both trials‚ I went into a busy public restroom

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    or Seize the Day. Live each day as if it’s your last and overall just do it! Like they say Yesterday is history‚ Tomorrow is a mystery but today is a gift‚ that’s why it’s called the present. Life presents us with a lifetime of opportunities but the opportunity of a lifetime is got when right choices are followed. Be present to enjoy the moment. Each day is a fresh start with options just waiting to be explored‚ so what are you waiting for? 2 Be adventurous. Explore‚ live on the edge a little

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    How often do you think about how wireless technology has impacted our daily lives? Perhaps one’s response to this question would be‚ “not often”. Though wireless technology has narrowed the boundaries between cultures‚ putting friends and family at your fingertips‚ but most importantly it has brought significant changes to the health care system. Ramey (2013) defined technology as measures put in place to effectively bring about change in our day to day lives to accomplish tasks and build human capacity

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    “The social norm” refers to “an established standard of behavior shared by members of a social group to which each member is expected to conform” (thefreedictionary.com). Expected to behave‚ individuals must act a certain way to gain acceptance into society. “Sociologists believe an individual’s behavior and self-definitions are structured by relationships. (The relationships themselves are often structured by institutions – schools‚ workplaces‚ courts‚ etc.)” (O’Connell 32). Failure to adhere to

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    greatest influence when the motivation of an individual’s behavior is fear of social disapproval (Berkowitz‚ 2003). This is most especially true for males who face acceptance by peers through a masculine image. Often times this type of acceptance comes at the cost of one suppressing behavior that may be viewed as incongruent to the masculine image despite the fact that the individual does not genuinely agree with the norm. Ultimately‚ this becomes false consensus or unintentional encouragement to those

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    it once was. The information on the Internet is there for all who have access‚ without discrimination. People of all social strata are able to use technological advances‚ which is a fairly new academic development in America. Poor Remain Poor o While general access is not denied‚ some children may not be exposed to computers and other technology because of socio-economic status. A child may live in a home without a computer‚ and chances are he will attend a poor school district with limited numbers

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