the scientific study of human behavior in groups
What is sociology?
An expensive item that comes with a lot of downsides like environmental destruction, and a large number of deaths and yet Americans think they can't live without them.
What is a car?
What are earnings/wages?
Katherine Beckett and Heather Evans gathered data about death penalty statistics and race. Washington State Supreme Court used the data in a ruling of 9-0 that the death penalty was racially disproportionate. This impacts which social issue: poverty, justice, environment, health, human rights.
What is justice?
Social media, social class, social patterns, group dynamics and more might be looked at in this field.
What is sociology?
using sociology to solve problems
What is applied sociology?
Something Americans worship and have an entire room devoted to.
What is beauty?
It is ________ that more U.S. students are killed in school shootings now than 10 years ago.
False
Frank Salvatore Abate provided services around interventions for alcohol, ADHD, and schizophrenia within the prison system and the Department of Commerce. This impacts which social issue: poverty, justice, environment, health, human rights.
What is health?
This field looks at sources over time, how things have changed or stayed the same, and impacts of events.
What is history?
a group of people who share a culture and a territory
What is society?
Politicans, the media, and those supporting a cause share biased or exaggerated information about threats like dangerous teens, road rage, and rare diseases to spread...
What is the culture of fear?
What is welfare?
A soccer program was used to build community connections and help homeless individuals gain access to much needed services. This impacts which social issue: poverty, justice, environment, health, human rights.
What is proverty?
This field focuses on production and consumption. How are resources gathered, materials produced, and items distributed within a society.
What is economics?
the entire way of life of a group of people that acts as a lens through which they view the world
What is culture?
Both the Chicano Movement and the January 6th capital invasion show this value...
What is standing up for what you believe in? (also accept political protest or other similar ideas)
Walking near a topless bar is relatively safe due to cameras and security, but walking near a _____________________ is a lot riskier.
What is a fast-food restaurant?
Stephanie Bohon's research proved that latinx community members would be a valid participants in jury duty in Georgia. This impacts which social issue: poverty, justice, environment, health, human rights.
What is human rights or justice?
This field focused on the mind, our emotions, how we learn and motivate ourselves, get our memory to work, and the brain and body connection.
What is psychology?
a quality of mind that allows us to understand the relationship between our individual circumstances and larger social forces
What is sociological imagination?
a culture’s ideas about what is right or wrong, good or bad, desirable or worthy
What are values?
Head injuries amongst bicyclists are higher than they used to be, despite an increase in wearing helmets because people take more ____________.
What are risks?
Research can help 40+ year old women who struggle with community feeling enter new and scary environments. This impacts which social issue: poverty, justice, environment, health, human rights. Come up other a different option.
What is health?
This field focuses on cultures, beliefs, traditions, ways of living, foods, and so much more.
What is anthropolgy?