Random Multiple
At which step of the research process are ethical research practices especially important?
1.Writing conclusions
2.The application of research methodologies
3. The development of research methodologies
4. Checking the final product for editing mistake
2.The application of research methodologies
In a large corporation, upper management receives substantial bonuses while factory workers struggle with minimum wage and long hours. Workers begin organizing protests and strikes, demanding fair wages and better conditions.
Conflict Theory
Interactionist Theory
Functionalist Theory
Evolutionary Theory
Conflict Theory
In a modern workplace, employees use scheduling apps, video conferencing tools, and cloud-based platforms to collaborate across time zones. This technology allows meetings to happen instantly, reducing the time needed to complete projects that once took weeks.
Technology and Time
Authority and Culture
Globalisation and Power
Globalisation and Gender
Authority and Culture
Cultural heritage?
traditions, customs, beliefs, and artifacts passed down through generations.
What is a belief system?
A belief system is a structured set of principles, values, or ideas
As a society, we are increasingly merging work and family roles across times and spaces that were once clearly separated. As a result, our professional and personal lives are becoming more seamlessly intertwined than ever before.
Reforms in employment laws combined with a growing demand for labor
A rise in female workforce participation supported by expanded access to childcare services
A decline in communication technology
The growing reliance on digital communication tools and the rising trend of remote work
4. The growing reliance on digital communication tools and the rising trend of remote work
A student raises their hand in class to speak. The teacher smiles and nods, signaling approval. Other students begin to follow the same behavior to gain positive attention.
Interactionist Theory
In a modern workplace, employees use scheduling apps, video conferencing tools, and cloud-based platforms to collaborate across time zones. This technology allows meetings to happen instantly, reducing the time needed to complete projects that once took weeks.
Technology and Time
Explain power in Afghanistan?
Power in Afghanistan has long been contested due to conflict, foreign intervention, and internal divisions. As of recent years, the Taliban holds political power after regaining control in August 2021. Their rule has replaced the previously elected democratic government.
, Islamic leaders (mullahs and clerics)
What is an ideology?
An ideology is a system of ideas, beliefs, and values
A traditional publishing company, which for decades has relied solely on print books, decides to completely overhaul its business model. It invests heavily in digital technology, launches an e-book platform, and restructures its entire marketing and sales strategy to focus on global online audiences. This shift changes how the company operates at every level—from production to customer engagement.
What change is this?
Transformative change
Over generations, a rural community shifts from farming to industrial jobs due to technological advances. Social structures like family roles, education, and economic practices gradually adapt to support this change.
Evolutionary Theory
A multinational tech company establishes operations in a developing country, bringing jobs and investment. However, it also influences local politics and labor laws through lobbying efforts, shifting power dynamics away from local businesses and governments.
Globalisation and Power
Explain authority in Afghanistan?
Political Authority (Taliban Rule)
Religious Authority:
Religious leaders (such as mullahs and imams)
Traditional Authority:
In rural areas, tribal elders and local leaders (known as maliks or khans
What does SVR stand for?
socially valued resources
Over several decades, a neighborhood gradually transforms from a mostly residential area with small local shops into a vibrant community with mixed-use buildings, new restaurants, and improved public transportation. These changes happen step-by-step as residents’ needs evolve and new businesses respond accordingly.
Evolutionary change
At a café, a barista remembers customers by their usual orders. One customer, who always orders a cappuccino, is greeted with “Your usual?” This small exchange builds a sense of identity and routine.
Interactionist Theory
An international clothing brand uses social media to promote female empowerment through its global advertising campaigns. While the message resonates in Western countries, it clashes with gender norms in more conservative regions, sparking public debate.
Globalisation and Gender
Explain the impact of structural change in Afghanistan?
loss of rights, instability, and social regression, gender roles were evolving
How Education Impacts Social Inclusion for Aboriginal People?
Improving opportunities: Access to quality education increases chances for employment, higher income, and better living standards.
Building cultural understanding: Inclusive curricula that incorporate Aboriginal history and culture help reduce prejudice and promote respect among all Australians.
Empowering communities: Education enables Aboriginal people to participate more fully in society, politics, and decision-making.
Addressing inequalities: Targeted programs and support help close the gap in educational outcomes between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal students, fostering equality.
A health organization wants to understand the eating habits of adults across Australia. They design a questionnaire asking participants about how many servings of fruit, vegetables, and junk food they consume daily. What is the best way to anaysise this data?
Survey
A university increases tuition fees, making it harder for low-income students to afford education, while wealthy students face no such barriers. Protests emerge demanding more equitable access.
Conflict Theory.
A university introduces AI-powered learning platforms that allow students to study at their own pace. What once required structured class hours can now be done in half the time, giving students more flexibility in how they manage their schedules.
Technology and Time
An example of Cultural heritage in Australia?
It encourages the recognition and preservation of traditions, such as those of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, which can lead to social movements for reconciliation and rights.
What Government Programs Promote Social Inclusion for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples
Close the Gap
National Indigenous Australians Agency