Discussion 1: Play Therapy Children who have been abused or traumatized in some way may benefit from working with a therapist. Children often reenact trauma through repetitious play in order to establish mastery over their emotions and integrate experiences into their history on their own terms. Through the use of toys and props, children may […]
Cheating Uncle Sam 11 unread reply.11 reply. Many years ago when I worked as a line worker at Verizon, I got into numerous political debates – sometimes heated – with conservative coworkers, and in particular, with a guy named Chuck. Despite our disagreements I considered Chuck more of a friend than an adversary. Indeed, other […]
Produce a 3,000 word essay that incorporates images in the analysis of a social research project. The visual material must be reproducible on paper. That is: for video material, please include screenshots or similar formats. The assignment will assess the ability of the student to collect and use images in the undertaking of sociological research, […]
Please respond to 2 of your peers with comments containing a minimum of 150 words each. So 300 words in total. I attached two of my peers’ writing. You can begin with something like “I totally agree with your saying that…” or “I have the same feeling that…”
1. What is the sociological imagination? (40 points possible) ? What is the text’s definition? o Cite the location in our text where you found the definition ? Give a definition in your own words with an appropriate example. ? 150 words 2. What is a social norm and please give an example? (40 […]
In this assignment, select one form of deviant, stigmatized, or marginalized identity you have, interview someone who shares that identity (I refer to it as “deviant identity” thereafter), and analyze their experience. Your paper should discuss how your interviewee became aware of their deviant identity, how their understanding of this identity changed over time, and what triggered these changes. An interview should be audio-recorded and about 30 minutes in length. Interview Topics: Personal background. 2. Discovery of deviant identity. When did they become aware of their deviant identity (or the fact that stigma may be attached to this identity)? How did it happen? Who were involved in it? Howdid it make them feel? 3. Identity development. How did their understanding of, or sentiment toward, this identity change over time? Could they identify any stage/phase? Have they experienced any negative labeling associated with this identity? If so, how did it happen, and how did it affect them? Have they experienced any positive, affirmative or empowering experience related to this identity? If so, how did it happen, and how did it affect them? 4. Triggers of change/Agents. What triggered changes in their deviant identity? Who contributed to the development/change? Do/did they have a role model or a community of people who shares this identity? How did they affect the interviewee? Who else have affected his/her identity development? 5. Reflections on identity. How do they feel about their deviant identity now? How important it is for them? Why do they feel that way?
I don’t understand this Sociology question and need help to study. Slowing Down Global Warming As Hite and Seitz (2016) discuss in Chapter 5: Climate Change, reputable scientific studies continue to show that the Earth is warming at an unsustainable rate because of a rise in the release of CO2 and methane gases. What is […]
