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    2. Getting Acquainted People in different occupations differ from each other in many important ways (Erickson, 2003:25). The work we do reflects much of our pasts, such as schooling and family background, and this shapes the ways we live, such as tastes and lifestyles (Erickson, 2003:25). As a clinical sociologist, one needs to be more accurate when perceiving the client – individual, groups and organisations, the more useful the sociological contribution (Lee, s.a.:165). In an organisation,…

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    they have witnessed growing up, whether it is right or wrong. People’s first reaction is going to react with his first instinct and that is going to be what they’ve grown up knowing. It could also be based on what type of family the kid has grown up in. If he comes from a family that gets into fights when there is a problem, then when they get into a problem their first instant is going to be to fight. The types of kids, they hangout with as they grow up will play a huge role in the crime aspect…

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    Numerous of movies nowadays have at least one thing that relates with a topic involving sociology; for example, the newly released horror/thriller movie by Jordan Peele titled “Get Out”. The film frames the familiar anxieties of modern black/white intercultural awkwardness as a mask for something much more sinister, and the result is a suspenseful, thrilling film. In addition, this movie deals with very serious issues including race and ethnicity, and also social interaction. This movie…

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    My interest in Policing was triggered through my A level studies. Units such as Families and Households covered in Sociology inspired my curiosity as to why people commit crime and how diverse family dynamics can influence this. Equally I have a desire to prevent people from committing criminal offences. Studying at A level has enabled me to understand a higher level of study which has included being examined in different formats, for example formal examinations, practical interactions and…

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    that country are sufficient to sustain that country and aid in the development of that country. Caribbean sociologists also believe in implementing the practices of developed countries such as the United Kingdom, the United States and China who have family planning policies in order to control their population growth and reduce their fertility…

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    The first thing that my mother told me when I said I wanted to be a teacher was that teachers don’t make enough money to support a family. That was the most important assumption to be because I had changed my major from a high paying career to that of a very underappreciated and underpaid career. However, doing a little research of my own, I discovered that the average salary for an…

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    interesting to learn this perspective. It was interesting going to Thanksgiving and watching everyone’s body language and how they spoke to one another. Seeing family members that I know don’t really get along speak to each other was very funny to me. They all were demeaning to each other and it kind of made me angry too, we are family from the same family tree we should be getting along! I was really intrigued by the social class system. I didn’t think about how much wealth that the upper-upper…

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    Marx and Weber are some of the most influential thinkers within sociology, their work helped to define and explain a phenomenon that was drastically altering the fabric of 18th and 19th century Europe, Capitalism. In trying to define what capitalism was both sociologists looked for an explanation in its origins, both seeing similar yet ultimately very radically different factors contributing to the origins of Capitalism in feudal Europe. Marx with his ‘scientific’ approach (which some argue only…

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    Financial Aid Appeal Written Statement Date: October 25, 2017 Name: Victoria Rojas Student ID: 914737304 RE: Family Contribution Appeal (Special Circumstance) To Whom It May Concern: I deeply appreciate the financial aid I’m currently receiving, which is helping me to succeed in achieving my goal of receiving my Bachelor’s degree in Sociology from Davis. However, I have experienced financial hardship, and I would like to appeal my financial aid status. Since my financial aid status was…

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    Sociology Personal Statement I first became hooked by sociology when I started it back in GCSE years, and since then I have realised that the world we live in isn’t quite as simple as we once thought it was, and how society can be affected by different things in different ways. I wish to be able to know, how a person can act differently in one area than somebody from a different area, also how the society in which somebody is socialised can cause them to turn to crime whether it be through…

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