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    Group. Charles Cooley’s concept of looking Glass self communication. Social Process, Collective behaviour Cooley’s thought on sociological method. Cooley’s thought on institutional Analysis. References: 01. 02. 03. 04. 05. 06. 07. 08. Parsons Talcott – The structure of social Act on Vol. I 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…

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    Throughout these last few weeks I have learned a lot in this class. What I have learned has made me think more about the world around me, broadening my mindset. I was very excited to take this course because my favorite course in high school was sociology. I knew I would like this course because I am interested in the material and it allows me to think outside of the box. I really like how it isn’t as cut and dry as other subjects may be; sociology allows you to have an open mind. By saying it…

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    sick role in return for being excused from their usual role in society, but the individual does have the right to seek medical help and help themselves to recover in order to quickly return to their normal social obligations. However, according to Talcott Person (1975), the functionalist ‘sick role’ defines health as the ability to maintain normal roles. Some of the sick roles such as patients have an obligation to want to get well quickly as well as doctors expected to apply knowledge and…

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    the most prevalent social problems in the contemporary world. It is a social issue to both the mentally ill persons and the individuals or institutions indirectly affected by the disease. On the other hand, mental illness poses a serious social problem due to the extent to which it puts pressure on social institutions to provide adequate care for the affected people (Aneshensel, Phelan & Bierman, 2012). Research has shown that one in five Australians in 2007 had a mental disorder and yet only…

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    Most studies conducted to understand crime have focused mainly on male crime, seeing as how men have far higher criminal rates and offences than women. Gender does play an important role when looking at the difference in the rates of crimes, and the types of specific crimes committed by both males and females. The statistics of male and female criminal offence rates, as expected do differ greatly, once again because of the fact that most crime is committed by men. However why is this so? Certain…

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    SOCIOLOGY CIA III 2014 .................... CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF EMILE DURKHEIM'S THEORY ON SUICIDE SUBMISSION DATE: 30st August 2014 Submitted by: Mathiudimliu Gonmei 1313641 II EPS INTRODUCTION AND HISTORICAL BACKGROUND The main objective of this critical analysis is to study Emile Durkheim's theory of suicide, its importance and contemporary relevance. Durkheim began his study of problem of suicide in the year 1888 while working on an article related to suicide and the birth rate.…

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    Sociological Perspectives through Video Responses The idea of sociological perspective is to ask questions to how society influences people, why people do what they do, and the locations people occupy in life because of their place in society. There are three major sociological perspectives in sociology; symbolic interactionism perspective, conflict theory perspective, and structural functionalism perspective. Symbolic interactionism. It is a theoretical perspective in which society is viewed…

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    2 The term ‘life course’ means the developments and changes in people’s lives over a period of time. 3 One reason why there is a high rate of lone parent families among Black Caribbean and Black African families in Britain might be that because of high rates of unemployment or other reasons, males from these ethnic groups find it difficult to carry out the traditional breadwinner role. A second reason that has been suggested is that they follow a different family type, which has been…

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