Please organize your thoughts and ideas as an essay, with an introduction, a thesis, and an argument based in the lectures and readings, and then a conclusion. 750-1000 words. Provide at least 2 citations from readings and 2 citations from lectures. 1. How you would apply Durkheim's theory of religion as society to current political events in the United States? You can use a specific case study or example to make your case.
look at pdf to read about topic andquestion info. provide pds of sources used. ?Approximately 3 double-spaced pages; Times New Roman 12 pt. font ? Use consistent formatting for citations. ASA Formatting for references: https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/a... ASA Formatting for in-text citations: https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/a… Annotated Bibliography Identify and elaborate upon 5 sources, synthesizing the primary data and/or secondary analyzes that relate to your research question. 1.) For each source, address the following questions. • Is this a primary or a secondary source? • What is the specific research question? (applicable to secondary sources only) • What evidence/data/sources are provided/analyzed? • What key aspects of interest to you are available/analyzed? • What are the main takeaways/findings? • Are any limitations of the data/research apparent? • Are possibilities for future research apparent? 2.) How and why does the source relate to/inform your research question? 3.) Be certain to fully and consistently cite each source. Getting Started: Annotated Bibliography Guidelines & Examples What/How/Why: https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/general_writing/common_... Examples: https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/general_writing/common_... breakdown: https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/general_writing/common_...
From your Lecture: Consequences of Gender (File Attached below): Provide then discuss the facts from the link in slide 1. This is also a link in modules called Killed for Being Female. Click on the image in slide 3. What are the findings? Provide details and evaluate what you learn in slides 4-9. Provide details and evaluate what you learn in slides 10-13. Provide details and evaluate what you learn in slides 17-26. Note: please refer only to material from our class. Do not access the Internet or AI to help you draft this work. Please write in complete paragraphs - no bullet points etc.
Video Critique Rubric/Guidelines What are four major themes reflected in the documentary/video? (20 points)-a minimum of 4 paragraphs How do the 4 identified themes increase/enhance your understanding of Medical Sociology? (20 points)-a minimum of 4 paragraphs. What did you learn from the video and how can society remedy the issues/concerns in the video? (10 pts)-a minimum of 2 paragraphs. *Must be four pages and must have three major headings ive attached the link to the video below and also an example paper in the files. https://watch.sling.com/1/program/1675d9dbe231d4eab3d4c0a1603fa165/watch?trackingid=google-feed
Assignment: Most of us can vividly remember when we first encountered an environment that didn't include our parent(s) or close family members. Think back to an event that marked the first "real" separation from family. Once you were placed in that situation, how did the norms you were used to suddenly change? Who was in charge and who had the authority to control your behavior? In one (1) page of written text, explain how you were socialized to behave in your new environment. In your submission, address the following questions: 1) What experience are you sharing? Was the "culture" you experienced once away from home the same as at home? 2) How long did it take for you to become socialized (familiar and comfortable) with your new routine? 3) Have you used the lessons you learned during this socialization experience to help you become socialized in other situations? Each question should be addressed in its own paragraph (Do not number the paragraphs). Be sure to use full sentences and include all of the requested information
Bobby Martin , Christian , retired Week 2 How does culture affect the choices you make for yourself and your family? ( Ex. Why do you attend college, eat/not eat certain foods, avoid certain activities, celebrate/not celebrate certain holidays, limit certain activities, worship/not worship, etc.?) Week 3 If you could remove the "deviant" label from one behavior in our society, what behavior would you choose? How do you think changing how the behavior is viewed will benefit society as a whole? Week 4 Think about how the COVID-19 virus has affected our society since March 2020. Now consider, why some groups tend to be more adversely affected by the fallout of the pandemic. Why do you think the COVID pandemic continues to be more deadly to some racial and ethnic groups? How can one’s race or ethnicity put them at greater risk of contracting and/or dying from the disease? week 5 1. Should there be a "cut-off" age when it comes to receiving scarce resources such as transplant organs, experimental devices, etc? 2. Should people of a certain age be denied care such as medications, respirators, etc. during a pandemic? Week 6 Most of us are aware that there are infectious diseases that kill massive numbers of people around the world annually. However, most Americans do not worry about them until they hit close to home. Prior to the reappearance of the Corona Virus in Wuhan, China ( December 2019), the last big “scary” disease to reach the United States was the Ebola Virus (February 2014). After the Corona Virus became a global pandemic and begin to appear in the United States (somewhere between December 2019 and January 2020), the race to find a way to control its spread has shifted into overdrive in the United States. Was the shift in the level of concern and eagerness to create a vaccine due to the fact that the virus was impacting "Us" the United States, the effect of the viruses on the economy, school closures, the ever-growing number of deaths attributed to the virus or a combination of all or some of these factors? Do you think global diseases (Corona Virus, Ebola, SARS, etc,) get more attention and funding when it becomes a problem in "important" countries such as the United States or Europe? What do you think was the biggest motivator for the United States to fast-track a vaccine for the Corona Virus? Week 7 Question(s):1. What comes to mind when you hear that someone is living in poverty? What do you imagine their lives to be like?2. How does living in poverty in the U.S. differ from living in poverty in some other countries? Week 8 Question(s):1. Do you think that all states should make it possible for all students to attend a 2-year college (for 2 years only) TUITION free? Why or why not?2. Would you favor school loan forgiveness if the graduate was required to perform a designated number of volunteer hours or work in a designated field for a specified number of years? Why or Why not?
Use at least two of the readings from class and two lecture for this assignment of your choice, for the book I was only able to get access to 2 chapters and I have provided them to you and all of the lectures. also go on the website and take the survey yourself to understand how it works. Oliver Scott Curry of Oxford University has proposed Morality-as-Cooperation as an alternative to the traditional Moral Foundations framework. In Curry’s view, Morality-as-Cooperation has the advantage of seeing morality as “a collection of biological and cultural solutions” all related to “the problems of cooperation recurrent in human social life,” whereas classical Moral Foundations theory is a hodgepodge of empirical findings: Morality-as-Cooperation Test: https://www.idrlabs.com/morality-as-cooperation/test.php The test measures the following types of morality: Family: The obligation to help a member of one’s family, to always be loyal to one’s family, and to put the interests of your family first. Group: The obligation to help members of one’s community, to play an active role in one’s communities, and to try to be a useful member of society. Reciprocity: The obligation to help those who have helped you, to make amends for the things you have done wrong, and to always return a favor if you can. Heroism: Seeing courage as an admirable trait, honoring society’s heroes, and celebrating those who are willing to lay down their lives for one’s country as heroes. Deference: Seeing respect for superiors as an admirable trait, celebrating obedience to legitimate authority, and showing veneration for those who are older than you. Fairness: The ideal that everyone should be treated the same, that everyone's rights are equally important, and that those who have more should share with those who have less. Property: The obligation not to steal or damage another person’s property and to refrain from keeping something that does not belong to you. For Your Essay For each of the seven types of morality, describe your results and whether or not you believe they accurately reflect your moral beliefs and/or actions. -You can compare and contrast them, compare a result with what you expected, consider why you may hold a certain type of morality strongly, etc. Overall Structure of Your Essay The final part of the assignment will be completed and submitted individually by May 23rd. You will use information or theories from the readings and lectures to frame your discussion of your Morality-as-Cooperation results. The individual essays will be submitted in Canvas Assignments. Late Penalty: 10 points off for each day late. Basic instructions Length: 2 page minimum Font: Times New Roman. Spacing: Double. Using course material: The readings and lectures cover the basic information you will use to frame your paper. Bibliography: - Your bibliography and in-text citations should be written in APA style (see powerpoint slides for APA Style Guide). - Use at least two of the readings from class and two lectures. Introduction Paragraph = 10 Points Your final sentence(s) of the intro paragraph should be the thesis statement: 1-3 declarative sentences that clearly articulate what this essay is on. Tip: Write a practice thesis and revise it as you put your essay together. Fake Thesis Example: “In this essay, I reflect on my Morality-as-Cooperation survey results. Overall, I was not surprised by the results and felt the measure was provided a fairly accurate portrayal my prosocial behavior.” Main Body of Your Paper = 70 Points Citations = 10 Points NOTE: Use in-text citations from almost every paragraph except the introduction and conclusion. In-text parenthetical citation format: (DeLamater, et. al., 2014). To cite lecture: (Nielsen, Lecture 12, Morality as Cooperation). Citation Style: APA Concluding Paragraph(s) = 10 Points Summarize and provide your final assessment.
