Sociology

TOPIC: Two students meet in college, fall in love, marry after graduation, find well-paying jobs, and live the good life, feasting on lobster, driving a Corvette, and the like. Then they have an unplanned child. The wife quits her job to take care of the baby, the husband losses his job, and the wife goes to work part time. She has difficulty balancing her multiple roles of mother, wife, and employee. The stress and arguments between the partners increase, and the marriage ends.Identify at least FOUR Micro level explanations and FOUR Macro level explanations that probably contributed to the end of this marriage. Remember to explain what we mean by “micro” and “macro” explanations.Not more than two double spaced pages long. Use APA citation style. Number of pages excludes a cover page. Bibliography may be on the third page.

One of the main themes of this course has been how change is often gradual. When it comes to conserving the environment to ensure the future of humankind and other animal species, however, we don’t have much time to waste. In your opinion, what are the three most important environmentally unfriendly behaviors that need to change, and given your knowledge of techniques of behavioral change used in successful interventions learned in this course (refer to slideshow #1), what measures would you recommend the government take to encourage these changes?

Write a 450-600 composition that contains an opinion on Cancel Culture.

1. Explain what happened during the witch hunt in Salem, Massachusetts, in 1692, as identified in “Salem witch trials history.com” 2. Describe any modern-day “witch hunts” (situations where innocent people are blamed for crimes and found guilty on the basis of false evidence). “Wrongfully Suspected: The modern Witch Hunt…”

Respond to the following in a minimum of 175 words: How do you define success?  Consider some of the ingredients for success (self-awareness, self-direction, self-esteem, and positive thinking). Which of these are the most difficult for you and why? Why is it important to understand your own strengths and weaknesses?  How can become more self-aware to help you reach your goals? What resources do you consider vital to your success (support, mentors, additional skills, etc.)?For more information read this:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Success_(concept)

Reflecting on your own personality, experience, work and communication style, what do you see as your greatest skills in creating culturally synergistic solutions to global problems? How could you improve your skills at creating cultural synergy?

factors promoting the mental health of adolescents who have a parent with mental illness: a longitudinal story mental health challenges and resilience among mother’s with intellectual and developmental disabilities how do children make sense of their parent’s mental health difficulties: a meta-synthesis parental mental illness and the transition to college: coping psychological adjustment and parent-child relationship psychosocial outcomes for adult children of parents with severe mental illnesses: demographics and clinical history predictors health of young children whose mothers have intellectual disability providing services for parents with intellectual disability: parents needs and service constraints family and community in the lives of UK Bangladeshi parents with intellectual disabilities review of parents training interventions for parents with an intellectual disability the effect of parental intellectual disability status on child protection service workers decision making

Describe how Judith Butler differs from the phenomenological feminism explicated by Simone de Beauvoir. Include in your answer why Butler maintains it is dangerous for feminists to rely on or promote the idea of “women” as a universal category and compare and contrast it to Barbara Fields’ notion of race as an ideology.

Students will study a social activist/reformer whose contributions have made remarkable changes in society and present their findings using a PowerPoint presentation. Create a PowerPoint presentation geared toward teaching your class the contributions of the assigned social activist/reformer. The presentation must contain at least 10 slides and include speaker’s notes that describe what you would say when you are presenting it to the class. Your presentation should the following topics: Introduction Biography of the social activist/reformer Major works/writings/ideas of the social activist/reformer Awards & Achievements How did her/his ideas change the lives of people or contributed to social change? Conclusion

The Importance of Working as Unity Introduction The Five Vital Organs in Human Body Functions The Primary Functions of the Human Body Parts The Unity Work in a Family Members The Unity Work in a Nation The Unity Work of Mountains, Rivers, and Trees on Earth The Unity Work of the Sun, Moon, and Stars on Earth Reflection on The Importance of Working as Unity • Introduction Paragraph • I need each body Paragraph to have • clear topic sentence, supporting details and concluding sentence. • Use connection transition words and expressions correctly. • Connecting Information • Use the punctuation correctly. • Each body paragraph has a clear topic sentence. • All examples of this topic fit into one of the categories listed. • Supporting details in the paragraphs are parallel. • Thesis statement • The conclusion does not introduce any new ideas. • Concluding statement: a suggestion, opinion, or prediction