Category: Sociology 7256

  • Rauch’s Article “Caring for Your Introvert”

    On the surface, the topic of introversion and extraversion might seem trivial and thus is often dismissed and overlooked. That is why, in my opinion, Rauch’s article Caring for Your Introvert (2003) can be perceived as a personal appeal to the extroverts of our world. I believe that by pointing out various edgy moments and…

  • The Effects of Means-Tested Social Programs

    Table of Contents Introduction Main body Conclusion References Introduction Welfare programs are a necessary part of social security in the United States. They meet the citizens’ basic needs and provide medical, housing, payment, food, educational, and childcare assistance to those in a difficult financial position (Popple & Leighninger, 2019). Eboni Logan is an example of…

  • Discussion of Lamont’s Arguments

    The second, third, fourth, and sixth reasons express the scientific view of free will. We have relative free choice because we live in a non-deterministic world but are nonetheless restricted by the past and the general laws of science. The contingency of chance is the dominant factor of the universe; all events are the intersection…

  • Violence in Modern Versus Ancient World

    Violence is the use of physical force against two or more people that results in injury, psychological torture, or death. Violence can be between individuals, communities, or countries. Factors that cause violence are numerous, and they vary depending on the causes. Behaviors such as drinking and insults also trigger violence. Someone who is under the…

  • Children’s Appearance and Attitude of Adults Toward Them

    Appearance does not determine the nature, actions, or qualities of a person; however, it is important for the first perception. Adults are used to making the first impression of a stranger by judging his or her clothes, appearance, and even skin color, as they are more or less affected by acquired stereotypes. At the same…

  • “A Diversity Conversation: Working in Hollywood When You’re Not White”: The Diversity in Hollywood

    Table of Contents Introduction Main body Conclusion Reference Introduction The Hollywood Reporter’s video on diversity conversation focuses on the opinions of industry professionals on the topic of diversity in Hollywood. The professionals represented by Justin Simien, Stephanie Allain, and Alan Yang discuss the absence of acting people of color among the Academy Award nominees for…

  • The Concept of the Common Good: Reflection

    Short Summary of the Presentation The presentation dealt with the concept of the common good and explored it from various religious perspectives. In any community, people aim to act in their interests, but it is essential to consider the needs and interests of others. For example, the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic involves numerous issues regarding the…

  • The Bogardus Social Distance Scale

    Table of Contents The use of the Bogardus social distance scale in social research Understanding affective social distance Understanding normative social distance Understanding interactive social distance The two questions References The use of the Bogardus social distance scale in social research The Bogardus social distance scale could be used by social scientists to understand some…

  • The “Who Invented the Taser?” Video Analysis

    The video entitled ‘Who Invented the Taser?’ covers the history and current issues surrounding the use of Tasers. The earliest use of electrical technology by police officers dates back to the 1960s and Civil Rights activism (Today I Found Out, 2019). The current use of Tasers illustrates the complexity of not only the tool but…

  • The Natural Rights of the French People

    The French Revolution was one of France’s most remarkable transformations, leading to the development of new foundations and principles of the state. With the change to the republican order, the citizens of France gained freedom, equality, and fraternity. The main document of the Revolution was the Declaration of the Rights and Freedoms of Man. It…