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This file of SOC 203 Week 1 Discussion Question 2 Applying the Theories includes: Select a social problem other than aging. Try to choose a problem that a no one else has selected. Answer these questions then respond to at least two of your classmates' postings. |
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Sociology - General Sociology Homelessness . We will learn about many social problems during this course. Some problems are very complex and are typically the result of both individual and social issues. As we study these social problems, one question should always come to mind: What can be done about these problems? The video, Homelessness is a Symptom, helps us understand the complexity of the problem of homelessness, costs of the problem to individuals and society, and the challenges associated with doing something about the problem. a. In what ways might homelessness be categorized as a social problem? Explain your reasoning and support your points with examples from the textbook. b. Some of these policies suggested in this video involve government policies and funds. In your opinion, is this an appropriate use of public funds? How do you define what is appropriate use of public funds, and how does the use of public funds fit inside or outside of appropriate use? c. The policies described in this video may be controversial. What concerns do you have about these policies? d. Complete a web search focusing on policies intended to reduce or eliminate homelessness. Provide an example of a potentially effective response to the problem of homelessness. Define the elements that make this solution effective. |
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If you are an adult going back to college, try signing up for night classes. The classes during the day time are full of young adults right out of high school. The night classes are usually filled with adults and students who are serious about their education. It will result in a much better college experience. |
