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    Sociological theories are broad and can often be applied to all different aspects of a society. TV shows, books, movies, holidays, sports, they can all be looked at through the lens of a sociologist. The popular TV show Survivor can be examined through multiple theories such as structural functionalism, conflict theory and symbolic interactionism. These theories allow one to view the manifest and latent functions of the show, and see how it fits into and interacts with society. Structural…

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    class was present minus one or two. Even when the entire class knew we were just going to do a power point lecture on a specific topic that we could all find online, we still came to class. I believe the motivation factor of this was the expectancy theory we discussed. As the professor, you told us that if we put n the effort, and perform all the requirements, that we would achieve our goals for the class. There were no grades all semester, so there were no incentives. We learned that incentives…

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    The conflict theory was introduced by German sociologist, Karl Marx, and explains that competition for limited resources creates conflict that is essential for society. Marx believed that once the socio economic situation worsened, individuals that are affected by the situation would develop consciousness, and would create pressure towards the upper class to make changes . Marx believes this conflict is essential to society, so it can progressively change…

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    together to create numerous theories to understand these interactions. By analyzing human behavior, creating studies, and doing research, sociologist have been able to break down the understanding of societal interactions into four theoretical perspectives; Functionalism, Conflict theory, Symbolic interaction, and Cultural theory. Functionalism demonstrates the structure of society however the conflict theory focuses on the conflict and feud within society. The theory of societal equilibrium…

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    The field of psychology can open the doors of a various amount of career opportunities, but the overall outcome is determined by the individual. Within this paper, one will discuss future goals that will be actively placed into action to achieve a successful career within the field of psychology and leadership coaching. Impacting the Field of Psychology "Executive coaching is a class of interventions defined by a one-to-one relationship in which the…

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    When it comes to working in teams there are many dynamics that effect how every one works together. In evaluating a team, you must pay attention to specific characteristics that makes a group effective. An effective group is one that achieves high levels of task performance, member satisfaction, and team viability. Task performance in an effective group achieves its performance goals in the standard sense of quantity, quality, and timeliness of work results. For member satisfaction, in an…

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    Karl Marx and Social Conflict Theory Current day sociology has been greatly influenced by the works of Karl Marx. Marx, along with Max Weber and EmilĂ© Durkheim, are considered by some, to be the three founding fathers of present day sociology. Sociology can best be described as the study of the development, structure, history and technology of human social behaviors. Karl Marx, has a storied past. He was born in 1818 in Prussia to a wealthy family and was one of nine children. From an early age…

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    While the Conflict Theory deals with all of society, economically based, and is uniformity with power, the Feminist Perspective deals only with women, their classlessness, rights, and their social rolls. Conflict Theory does not comprise an inclusion of violence whereas the feminist movement encompasses how women have been abused domestically. 3. Define the term scientific method and the five basic steps used in the scientific method. Scientific method is the process of research where a…

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    In our daily life, we usually may meet some situations which are like misreadings,mishearing, or temporary forgetting in our communication process. When the people meet these situations, they are maybe going to losing their minds. Even some of them who are always claiming that we never make any mistakes. When we have these mistakes in our communicating or writing,we will feel embarrassing or losing confidence. What is wrong with us? What is going on ? Why we always make these mistakes, even we…

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    Hong Chan COM 409 Negotiation and Conflict Dr. Davis November 25, 2015 MIllion Dollar Listing New York Theory/Concept Paper Million Dollar Listing New York, a reality TV show mainly focuses on three real estate brokers in New York City, Fredrik Eklund, Ryan Serhant, and Michael Lorber, as they represent as listing agents. Throughout the show, they have all gone through milestones as well as difficult times dealing with clients during the transaction, conflict plays a significant role as…

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