Caroline Miller Visual Imagination Project
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The document poses a series of sociological questions about various topics including: the influence of media on body image; the relationship between eating disorders and TV watching; how birth rates and family structures affect careers; the impact of parenting on child behavior; the role of family ideals in attitudes toward same-sex marriage; the demographics of home ownership; how location affects environmental views; and the connections between sports, politics, and drug use. Many questions also probe the influences of advertising and role modeling on behaviors like drinking.
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This document poses a series of sociology questions about how various social and political factors can influence perceptions and behaviors in areas like gender roles, the environment, politics, and lifestyle choices. Some of the questions explore how symbols like the rainbow flag affect views, the impact of the media and education, and how economic conditions may shape activities around travel, communication, and pollution.
Soc 02 Morgan Spencer.Ppt
This document poses a series of sociology questions about how various social and political factors can influence perceptions and behaviors in areas like gender roles, the environment, politics, and lifestyle choices. Some of the questions explore how symbols like the rainbow flag affect views, the impact of the rights of bounty hunters or a woman candidate on perspectives of justice and power, and how factors such as education, the economy, and living environment shape trash disposal, views on pollution, and support for war.
Soc01 Hudson, Randy
The document poses a series of questions about various social issues in the United States, including fast food consumption and obesity, the influence of advertising on child behavior, the popularity of smoking among teens, the effects of political ads and media on elections, links between drug use, music, suicide rates, teen pregnancy and dropout rates, the impact of celebrities, profanity and violence on TV, and the effects of campus involvement and sports on college success.
Soc 101- 03 project
This document discusses several topics relating to society in America including the role of athletes, reality TV, same-sex marriage, body image, celebrity influence, religion, pet ownership, smoking, alcohol consumption, military service, and social media. It poses questions about how each of these topics may impact American culture and social norms.
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The document poses a series of sociological questions about factors that influence various personal and social issues, including abortion, patriotism, divorce, domestic violence, suicide, smoking, drinking, and drug abuse. Specifically, it asks about the role of education, social class, ethnicity, symbols, divorce rates, gender, and stereotypes in decisions and behaviors related to these topics.
Oliver S1 Soc 003
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Soc Visual Project
This document poses a series of questions about various topics including: how America's dependency on oil has affected international relations; the influence of the media and famous people on body image and behaviors; why people find companionship in pets; what motivates criminal behavior; the impact of a two-party political system and religion in public and private life; the effects of technology at work and its global advancement; what causes love and how its meaning has changed; and the role and influence of teachers in preparing students for life after school.
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This document discusses how various social and demographic factors can influence different life choices and behaviors. It examines the potential role of religion, social class, gender, wealth, social surroundings, race, age, financial stability, marital status, family dynamics, and other variables in choices around fashion, education, tattoos, speaking in class, homicide, robbery, starting a family, and suicide rates among teens and adults. The document poses a series of questions to explore how upbringing, identity, resources and other contextual factors may shape decisions in these domains.
S O C02 Barrett Adam
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Soc 02 Muntz George
The document poses a series of questions about how social factors affect behaviors and opportunities:
- How do rising gas prices differently impact low-income versus high-income families' transportation choices?
- Do media portrayals of dieting and obesity influence health behaviors differently across gender and ethnicity?
- Are religious beliefs and gun ownership linked to criminal behaviors and outcomes of legal cases?
- Have events like 9/11 and digital technology disrupted employment and social patterns related to religion, industries, and youth culture?
- Do education levels and recycling infrastructure impact environmental behaviors?
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Felicia Pp
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The document poses a series of sociological questions about the influence of wealth, class, and social structures on societies. It questions whether societies are ruled by the rich, whether capitalism has made countries more powerful, and if war and terrorism are related to government politics. It also asks about the influence of sports and aging on perceptions of heroes and personal worth. Additionally, it raises issues around global poverty, eating patterns, relationships, marriage, family, crime, and the criminal justice system.
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