QUESTIONS FOR MIDTERM
1. We gain knowledge and experience from various institutions; family, school, church, media, peer groups etc. Pick one of the institutions and discuss how you may have learned about crime from that institution and what social controls or constraints might be found within that institution? How and why might our views be biased regarding crime within that institution? Are you viewing this as an Absolutist, though relativism, objectivism, or subjectivism.
I have personal experience with grade school bullying. Seeing first-hand the effects of being bullied by other children, and how society approaches the bully’s with discretion. I watched as excuse after excuse was used to protect the other children, while my own child …show more content…
In the article The Impact of Alcohol on Society it states that alcohol impacts marriages and all family members, and it extends into the community, schools, the workplace, the healthcare system and into society as a whole. When there is alcohol abuse, employers are also affected by the loss of production due to absenteeism because of drinking the night before. Then there is poor job performance, this creates a set of problems for their employers for example injuries, sleeping on the job, long breaks, low productivity. Individuals that have excessive drinking problems can lead to alcoholism. They also can suffer from different diseases and mental and behavioral disorders. Alcoholism can lead to injuries, social harm, and disruption to families, unemployment and possible legal …show more content…
Oh," I said, "you 're a secretary?" Her gentle but mortifying reply: "No, I 'm a lawyer."” (Jonathon Rauch, 2008). We as a society should not think that only males can be the attorney and females are just secretaries, this could be considered being a feminist, looking at Aerospace Engineers why does society feel that this is a job for just males? Generations before us made it that way, filling these jobs with male dominated titles. Today, more women are throwing that stereotype of gender singularity in higher ranked positions. If a female is able to perform the same task as a male then she should be allowed to have the job and title with
1. We gain knowledge and experience from various institutions; family, school, church, media, peer groups etc. Pick one of the institutions and discuss how you may have learned about crime from that institution and what social controls or constraints might be found within that institution? How and why might our views be biased regarding crime within that institution? Are you viewing this as an Absolutist, though relativism, objectivism, or subjectivism.
I have personal experience with grade school bullying. Seeing first-hand the effects of being bullied by other children, and how society approaches the bully’s with discretion. I watched as excuse after excuse was used to protect the other children, while my own child …show more content…
In the article The Impact of Alcohol on Society it states that alcohol impacts marriages and all family members, and it extends into the community, schools, the workplace, the healthcare system and into society as a whole. When there is alcohol abuse, employers are also affected by the loss of production due to absenteeism because of drinking the night before. Then there is poor job performance, this creates a set of problems for their employers for example injuries, sleeping on the job, long breaks, low productivity. Individuals that have excessive drinking problems can lead to alcoholism. They also can suffer from different diseases and mental and behavioral disorders. Alcoholism can lead to injuries, social harm, and disruption to families, unemployment and possible legal …show more content…
Oh," I said, "you 're a secretary?" Her gentle but mortifying reply: "No, I 'm a lawyer."” (Jonathon Rauch, 2008). We as a society should not think that only males can be the attorney and females are just secretaries, this could be considered being a feminist, looking at Aerospace Engineers why does society feel that this is a job for just males? Generations before us made it that way, filling these jobs with male dominated titles. Today, more women are throwing that stereotype of gender singularity in higher ranked positions. If a female is able to perform the same task as a male then she should be allowed to have the job and title with