In Listening to People (Chapter “Before You Begin”), Lareau…
In Listening to People (Chapter “Before You Begin”), Lareau argues that a researcher must make key decisions like who will be studied, where, and for how long and how many. Dr. Cambrice refers to this a researcher’s recipe. Lareau and Cambrice are both describing
Read DetailsEarly in this course, we studied foundational sociological t…
Early in this course, we studied foundational sociological thinkers and theories. This scholar is known for his analysis of class; in fact, he argued that in capitalist societies, the fundamental conflict is between the bourgeoisie (who own the means of production) and the proletariat (who must sell their labor).
Read DetailsEarly in the semester, we learned about key sociological fou…
Early in the semester, we learned about key sociological founders and theories. This scholar is known for his work on race; in fact, he believed that “the problem of the twentieth century is the problem of the color line”, meaning that racial divisions would be a central social issue.
Read DetailsJadyn was doing her assignment for Professor Cambrice. She s…
Jadyn was doing her assignment for Professor Cambrice. She searched JSTOR using keywords like “HBCU student mental health” and found an article titled “Health Care Services at Texas Southern University” in the Journal of College Student Development. Which of the following statements accurately describe the difference between JSTOR and Journal of College Student Development?
Read DetailsSociology, psychology, and political science are all social…
Sociology, psychology, and political science are all social sciences that share many similarities, but their approaches to research questions often differ in emphasis. Based on these disciplinary orientations, which of the following questions is most characteristic of a sociological perspective on COVID‑19 health outcomes?
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