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    Evaluate the view that NRMs are a response to social disorganisation and change. NRMs are new religious movements which are an overarching idea that embraces both cults and sects; the term was coined by Barker as a neutral term as cults and sects are usually portrayed negatively by the media which can cause moral panic so sociologists such as Barker and Wallis came up with NRMs. However, Hadden and Bromley point out the concepts cult and sect, used by sociologists, have precise meanings and…

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    Mental health of racial minorities is particularly seen in the concepts if alienation and anomie, sought to understand and explain the relationship between each individual and society. These individuals are subjected to these experiences in objective social structures (Vega & Rumbaunt, 1991). In high school, 12% of black students are held back…

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    Our Aging Population: Florida’s Next Senior Living Boom My research paper will study the expectation of the next senior population boom in Florida and if the state has plans in place already for handling the housing needs and the availability of resources for the long-term care of this cohort. The disciplines that I am using in my research are Social Work/Gerontology and Sociology. While there are many theories within the Social Work/Gerontology discipline that is relevant to this topic,…

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    Second Skin

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    Second Skin The film called Second Skin is an interesting documentary that only informs the public but also make awareness of the ever growing issue of people becoming addicted to online games. The reason is since the invention of technology where it became portable and affordable to the public people have become obsessed with it. For example, if you ask an elder at what age they got a phone they would usually say when they were young adults. However, if a person asks a kid in the present day…

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    Gun Violence Sociology

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    Gun violence is a social problem in the United States, in which a person use a gun to assault others. Before, I have never thought that this social issue would leave an impact on our society. However, as I recently became a United States citizen, I want to learn more about the country I live in and gun violence is one the social topics that has alway talk about in America. I know that America has the highest rate of gun violence incidents compare to other countries, and this fact makes me very…

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    Art And Art Education

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    Questions Addressed: How are marginalized populations not afforded equal opportunities for success within the field of art and art education? How does emphasis placed on early-life course development neglect late stage? What does it mean to be creative later in life? How are current models and tests of creativity inadequate in assessing older adults? How can art practice be a vehicle for coping with and adapting to these age related losses in physical, mental, material, and social assets? The…

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    where class consciousness (Marx) is a thing of the past and they find themselves trading it in for an opportunity at higher division of labor. By making this change they can now afford what they are helping create however, it also brings with it anomie (Durkheim). Agreeing with this is the Houston Chronicle where it mentioned "Work is not just a source of income; it 's a source of self-value and self-esteem," he said. “It makes you more functional and more healthy." Commented by Paul Stewart.…

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    Description Vs Explanation

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    For scenario 1 I was debating whether the paragraph was a description or an explanation. I knew right away that it was not an argument because it was not trying to prove anything. The first sentence says “there are many similarities between police and correctional staff in the use-of-force abuses, the code silence, and feeling or isolation”. If this paragraph was an explanation then the rest of the paragraph would go on and state-specific definitions and explanation, explaining how and why there…

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    According to Hara Marano, the author of the editorial titled “Crisis U”, anxiety is defined as “a byproduct of thinking, but it is incapacitating without the ability to apply critical thinking skills to emotional reactions” (2). Anxiety is not just being anxious about a certain topic or situations; anxiety is complex and many people experience anxiety differently. In the first part of her definition, Marano is stating that anxiety has a lot to do with the way a person defines a situation in…

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    Emile Durkheim once said, "Crime brings together honest men and concentrates them." Social integration Drug addiction, gang violence, and teen pregnancy are all examples of things seen to be negative lifestyles. Social integration is how people in a group interact connect with one another, and the impacts they leave on each other. The groups can be positively impacting groups to our society, or negatively impacting groups to our society. Despite if the group has negative or positive impact on…

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