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    Social Cue

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    socialization, our senses of making social cue are more active. Our motives of adopting social cue to express ourselves could be verbal or non-verbal, and this is done by the fashion we send signals through body languages and expressions. These expressions can be facial, gestural, or the way we portray ourselves in different situations. It is evident that individuals utilize social cue to build their personalities. Social cues help individuals to be organized in social groups or an organization…

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    Social Responsibility and Sustainability Pictures for Paws prides itself on being community minded and people-oriented. Being in the pet business, we want to ensure that owners have the very best education on how to properly care for their pets. We are fully committed to making a positive impact on our community, maintaining positive corporate citizenship, and creating a socially responsible business. Social Responsibility Goals The following list includes our three main social…

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    Social Change

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    Many researchers are attempting to gain knowledge about how to create social change, they are called social change researchers. Sometimes they actively participate in their research endeavors, while other times they view and analyze past research. Groups like the Rescue Social Research Group conduct research, develop strategies, and provide marketing services to organizations seeking positive social change. They use many different strategies in an attempt to actually change the behaviors of…

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    Social Security

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    themselves in the future financially. Some believe that one must save constantly throughout their lives and build up. Only for retirement. Others don't save, or are incapable of saving either due to income, disability, or circumstance, and depend on social security to help support them financially. Most people save for higher education for themselves, their children, or their own retirement, but in the instance where one is no longer working, loses a spouse, or is physically incapable of…

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    Social Lens

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    Sociology is “the study of human behavior”. A term used in sociology is social forces. “A social force is anything within a society that has the capability to bring about change or encourage someone to bring about or cause change.” It brings about change of social behavior in individuals. It also influences people and can cause cultural change. Social forces will be shown how it contributed to Reiner’s point of view from the interview around the globe, and how it would affect me during the…

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    Social Contract

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    are viewed as the most fragile and most vital part of at the world, the social structure is. A solidified social structure is needed for the start of a culture so no one is looking for meaning or wondering what they need to do in life. The great thing about a social structure is that 90 percent of people feel incredibly included and wanted in the society but what about the other 10. The other huge problem I see with a social contract is the part where it kills the creativity in a society. This…

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    Social Observation

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    Social Interaction in Public Spaces In this final paper, I am focused on people’s interaction in public restaurants, and how I could find connections to our class concept. Similarly to my second paper, I decided to do participant observation again because it works better for me. Purposely, I opted to observe to restaurants that are different in many aspects, especially in the people that often go to these restaurants. I did my observation in the Epic Café and Athens on the 4th Avenue. The…

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    The empirical research is focused to answer the thesis that “advancements in social media have affected political polarization between liberals and conservatives in the past ten years. To try to examine the effect polarized social media outlets have on politically active adults. Who also identify as either conservative or liberal. Understanding the political divide in the United States and how social media has consequentially contributed to the width, we hope to understand what is really causing…

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    Social Influence

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    Social psychology is defined in the Merriam-Webster dictionary, “The study of the manner in which the personality, attitudes, motivations, and behavior of the individual influence and are influenced by social groups.” After reading the modules, article, and watching the video, it is difficult to pinpoint a singular influence on the employee’s behavior to begin to break all of the windows of a Burger King. The article entailed a story regarding a Minnesota Burger King and its employees. Late…

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    Social Mobility

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    It is evident that education is a clear indication of social achievement. As an achieved status, or an assignment to a group based on an individual’s experiences, talents or wishes, education can enable social mobility between classes. However, social mobility is not so easily accomplished, as typically children of a certain class will remain in that class throughout their entire lives (Perrin 1). It is the ascribed status, an assignment to a group based on an unchangeable aspect of an…

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