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This document proposes several sociology visual project topics exploring issues around television and childhood obesity, same-sex parenting, needle exchange programs, study habits, environmentalism, ultrasounds, teen behavior, religion, single parenting, and childhood learning. It questions the effects of these topics on society, relationships, parenting, health, skills, and more.
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