This document contains 12 sets of sociological questions. The questions examine how factors like desk design, computer access, iPod usage, resource availability, communication technology, eating habits, teenage pregnancy, brand names, women's independence, and higher education affect various aspects of society, learning, relationships, health, communication, and financial stability.

1. Sociological Questions Samantha Russell

2. How does the comfort and shape of the desks affect the students ability to learn? What role do the desk play in how attentive the students are during class?

3. How does the access of computers in the classroom affect the way students learn? In what ways does access to computers influence the way students are doing homework?

4. How has the Ipod affected the number of people listening to the radio stations? In what ways has the Ipod affected the purchasing of CDs?

5. How does the availability of resources affect the way we live? Would a house like this be acceptable in the US?

6. How has having text messaging affected the way people communicate? How does the cell phone tend in the US compare to other countries?

7. How does compulsive eating of fast food affect peoples health? How does going out to eat instead of eating a home cooked meal at home affect the relationship between family members?

8. How does having a child when you’re a teen affect the way the teen grows up? How does becoming pregnant as a teen affect their choices to pursue a higher education?

9. How does name brands affect what we buy? How does buying name brands affect the economy?

10. How does a woman's pursuit of getting an education or career affect the relationship between her and her husband? How does women being more independent affect the divorce rate?

11. How does going to college and getting a degree affect your financial stability in the future? How does going to college affect when people are starting families?