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This assignment will challenge you to explore thoughts, feelings, and reactions to topics introduced in this course. You will address a newly selected topic , different from the one selected before The assignment is an integrative assignment that supports synthesis and the three course learning outcomes: apply knowledge of cultural and historical influences, theoretical perspectives, and empirical findings on conceptions of gender, gender roles, and gender similarities and differences to make informed decisions regarding human behavior effectively communicate information about gender, gender roles, and gender similarities and differences to individuals, communities, and organizations value diversity and different perspectives on gender, gender roles, and gender similarities and differences; tolerate ambiguity; and act ethically to interact appropriately with various sociocultural and international populations .
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50 points
This assignment aligns with the following course objectives:
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Goal/Overview:
Social inequality can be defined as the unequal distribution of power, privilege and social status in society. Social inequality is pervasive as the consequences are reflected in all social institutions including educational systems, the criminal justice system, health care industry, the media and political arrangements. Certain groups of people based on
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TASKS:
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Prepare
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An introduction
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A body that uses the objectives as headings (2.1, 2.2, 2.3, & 2.4 spelled out). After commenting on or defining the objectives (no names) include a couple of individual team member’s specific connections and/or applications by name.
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A reference page that lists the e-text plus at least two other sources.
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Connects a personal experience to sociological concepts of power, including mention of specific theories.
· Part 1 – Describe your experience:
o Describe the event and the underlying diversity issues at play.
o Describe your opinions, feelings, actions, and what you learned from the event.
· Part 2 – Examine your experience:
o Discuss experiences from your personal background that might account for your feelings or reactions.
o Consider areas such as your ethnicity, history, upbringing, local mores, recent events, et cetera.
o Connect your experience to at least three sociological concepts and/or issues. For example, if you are writing about what if feels like to be an outsider, you could connect your discussion to the concept of power or social structure, or the broader issue of relationships between dominant and minority groups.
o Examples of other concepts you could include are: prejudice, discrimination, stereotypes, cultural pluralism, assimilation, structural mobility, social distance, and modern racism.
o Examples of theories include functional or conflict theory, Marx's and Weber's theories of inequality, Park's race relations cycle, Gordon's theory of assimilation, human capital theory, scapegoat hypothesis, and the theory of authoritarian personality.
Analyzes data to make valid sociological inferences and cites specific instances of data to support them.
o Incorporate research on the broader issue that your experience illustrates. For example, if the incident you describe involves discrimination in the workplace, research workplace discrimination and find data on the prevalence or nature of this problem. If the incident involves bullying at school, locate data on how extensive this issue is. Questions to consider include:
o Is the type of incident you describe commonplace?
o Where might this be most prevalent?
o Among what groups is it most likely to occur?
o What trends did you notice in your research? For example, does the kind of incident you experienced or observed seem to be an increasing problem, or is it declining over time?
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Make connections to your own culture. Consider whether these three theories are reflected in your own culture.
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Provide at least three references using proper APA format.
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Assignment Two: Social Inequalities in American Society: Media Assignment
50 points
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Evaluate the nature and significance of social inequalities in a global society focusing on social class, race, age, gender and other areas of diversity;
Find, evaluate and cite appropriate academic resources for research in written assignments and oral presentations;
Apply the sociological perspective by using collaborative problem-solving assignments.
Goal/Overview:
Social inequality can be defined as the unequal distribution of power, privilege and social status in society. Social inequality is pervasive as the consequences are reflected in all social institutions including educational systems, the criminal justice system, health care industry, the media and political arrangements. Certain groups of people based on
race,
gender
,
social class, sexual orientation
and other defining variables, have a very different lived experience than other privileged groups in society.
The goal of this assignment is for participants to select and analyze
ONE
movie, musical selection, or book according to a variety of sociological principles. Knowledge of this material will be demonstrated in the completion of this assignment.
TASKS:
Please use 2-4 clear, concise, and complete sentences that address EACH of the questions within the following areas:
1. For what reason did you make this selection for the assignment? How did this selection impact your view of the world?
2. How does your selection relate to the topic of social inequality? Be specific.
3. Who are the central characters in your selection? How do these characters experience a form of social inequality? What do they do in response to the social inequality? What are the outcomes in your selection: Do they win... lose.... or live to fight another day? If this is a CD, discuss these questions in terms of the song lyrics or position taken by the artist. Please use 2-3 songs in this analysis
4. Pick
ONE specific
sociological concept
(terms such as minority group, status, or social class are concepts) and apply it to your selection. In other words, in what ways does that concept relate to your selection?
5. Use
ONE
sociological theory
(structural functionalism, conflict, symbolic interaction, post-modern, feminist, queer theory etc.) to analyze your selection. You must be able to draw parallels between the plot and themes in your selection as they relate to the underlying principles of your selected social theory.
Assignment Details:
This assignment must be typed double-spaced in a standard 10-12 size font.
Grammar, spelling, and punctuation are important and will be evaluated in this assignment.
In addition to using your selected movie, CD, or book for this assignment, you will be required to use two additional sources for this assignment. Your textbook can be one of your sources. The other source should come from the CCB ...
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· Define and describe the scientific method
· Explain how the scientific method is used in sociological research
· Understand the function and importance of an interpretive framework
· Define what reliability and validity mean in a research study
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The crime during a full moon discussion put forth a few loosely stated opinions. If the human behaviors around those claims were tested systematically, a police officer, for example, could write a report and offer the findings to sociologists and the world in general. The new perspective could help people understand themselves and their neighbors and help people make better decisions about their lives. It might seem strange to use scientific practices to study social trends, but, as we shall see, it’s extremely helpful to rely on systematic approaches that research methods provide.
Sociologists often begin the research process by asking a question about how or why things happen in this world. It might be a unique question about a new trend or an old question about a common aspect of life. Once the sociologist forms the question, he or she proceeds through an in-depth process to answer it. In deciding how to design that process, the researcher may adopt a scientific approach or an interpretive framework. The following sections describe these approaches to knowledge.
The Scientific Method
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Action Research Project Proposal
Assignment
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In PART 1 of the assignment, you will develop the initial sections of an action research proposal.
In PART 2, you will build upon and revise the initial sections of the proposal (as needed), adding the last sections of the proposal and completing a final draft of the proposal.
In PART 3, you will develop a PowerPoint presentation, to include an overview of your proposed project, as well as a completed SWOT Analysis which could potentially be used to guide further development of the proposed project.
____________________________________________________________________________
PART 1
Instructions
Create a first draft of the initial sections of your action research project proposal. This section of the proposal should be approximately 1,000-1,500 words, and include the following:
1. Title of the proposed action research project
2. Introduction (150-250 words)
Identify the main subject area to be investigated (e.g., poverty, homelessness, gender or racial inequality, institutional change).
Briefly summarize the scope and nature of the proposed research project.
Orient the reader to proposal purpose and structure.
3. Description of a Social Problem in Need of Change (500-700 words)
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Literature Review and Justification to Study the Research Problem: Summarize evidence from the scholarly literature, indicating why this is a problem in need of a solution, or why it is an area where additional research and learning is needed. Be sure to include information of relevance to understanding the broader social area to be addressed (e.g., poverty, gender discrimination) as well as the local neighborhood or community where the project would potentially be implemented (e.g. a specific distressed neighborhood or community). You may also wish to include a brief review of previous community-based projects focusing on your topic and/or community of interest, noting how your proposed project could potentially build upon and/or strengthen earlier efforts to advance social change.
Gaps in the Evidence: Based on the evidence you have reviewed, summarize what is missing or what additional information i.
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