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    In the article Superman to the Rescue: Simulating Physical Invulnerability Attenuates Exclusion-Related Interpersonal Biases (Ackerman, Bargh, & Huan, 2013) Julie Huan, Joshua Ackerman, and John Bargh set up a number of studies including a pre-test, study one, study two, and study three to demonstrate the relation between physical invulnerability simulation and positive or negative reactions to being excluded in social situations. They also consider how the reactions of exclusion can change when…

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    The Statistics Primer

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    the flashcards. The Statistics Primer describes three distinct goals we need to use to understand sociology. These three goals are description,…

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    Sociology Postman

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    differences between sociology and science. Some of the examples that Postman provided entail research that has been gathered by Michael Oakeshott, Albert Einstein, Stanley Milgram, D.H. Lawrence as well as a few others. In Michael Oakeshott’s discussion he talks about how science is more along the lines of processes such as orbiting planets, melting of ice or the…

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    Sociology is the scientific study of society, including patterns of social relationships, social interaction, and culture (Craig Calhoun (Editor). 2002, Dictionary of the Social Sciences). This discipline, which we were introduced to in High School, was presented to us as emanating from Western Europe. However, due to enhanced knowledge we have come to realized that sociological thoughts can be traced back to the continent of Africa. Noteworthy, to this discussion we can look at the…

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    Disciplinary Research on Economic Sociology One of the mysterious and critical division of sociological discipline is economic sociology. For the definition of economic sociology, can be simply define as the sociological aspect in applying to economic society, or can be elaborate as the application of reference, models and variables of sociology that primarily focus on the growth, consumption and production of goods and services, according to the Handbook of Economic Sociology (3). The…

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    Social Norms Theory

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    Sociology Stafford center spring 2016 ⦁ 1.Describe the social norms theory, and how it relates to reducing high-risk behavior of this type? Social norms were used to address the pattern of drugs, sex and alcohol consumption of students. The theory aims to understand the peer influence, and the role it plays in individual decision-making in many aspect. Individuals are affected more by "perceived norms"(what individuals preserves or believes is a norm/standard of a group) rather than on the…

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    Characteristics Of Max Weber

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    to II. Aron Raymond – Main Current in Sociological Thought, Vol. I & II. Giden, Anthony – Development of Capitalism & the Social Theory. Nisbet – The Sociological Tradition. Zeitlin – Ideology and the Development Sociological Theory. Frund – The Sociology of Max weber. Dahrendarf, Ralph – Class & Class confilict in a industrial society. coser, Lewis – The Masters of Sociological Thought.…

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    objectifying gaze upon themselves and become aware of the hidden assumptions that structure their research. Without this reflexive move, sociology cannot escape the ‘fallacies of scholasticism’ and loses its chances to provide a truly scientific analysis of the social…

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    My Philosophy of Social Studies Social Studies has many different meanings to many different people. Some find the subject useless and invaluable. Others like most social studies teachers find the subject to be extremely relevant to their students’ academic experience. Each Social Studies teacher has a different philosophy that affects how they teach in their classroom. My Philosophy of Social Studies is that students should learn social studies because they can learn from the past and use that…

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    In order to prove how similarity influences friendships, it is critical to ensure that most friends are similar. There is no mathematical formula or accepted list of criteria for friendship formation. Put simply, just because two people are friends doesn’t necessarily mean they are similar. In fact, most people would probably agree that many friends are strikingly different from one another yet get along just as well as those who are similar. However, Dr. James Fowler, the well-known, widely…

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