600 WORDS MINIMUM FOR EACH QUESTION!
1. Take into consideration the individual and sociological reasons to which why individuals do or do not chose to marry. Integrate your answers to the marriage trends and the experiences of marriage discussed in this chapter.

2. Define “global woman”. What are the costs and benefits to women and families of a global labor market for care work?

3. Describe the current state of racial segregation in the public schools in the U.S. What are some changes since the civil rights era of the 1960’s? Provide 2 sociological factors that explain the high levels of racial segregation in school and 2 ways these factors can be addressed.

4. Describe the historical factors that help explain the organization of the modern school day in the United States. Should the school day be reorganized to meet new societal needs? What changes should be made to address these needs?

5. What are some of the key reasons students drop out of college? Can identifying the sociological roots of the problem help in developing effective policies to address this issue?

Sociology Research Methods paper regarding social problem of interest. Needs 4 hypotheses

I was thinking My research question could be “Do students who come from single parent households achieve less academically than those who come from two parent households?”

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The following is the Research Project Paper format description. The paper length in pages of text is listed in your syllabus. The Reference and Title pages are additional pages (font is 12 point) Margins: Top .5, Bottom .5, Right .5, and Left .5 The paper is doubled spaced except as stipulated by APA formatting rules for quoted text. The paper will not contain more than twenty-five percent quoted materials. Sections are only separated by Section Headings. All Sections Headings must be included in your paper. The Title page and Reference page are separate pages and do not count in the page length total. The required number of references and corresponding citations ONLY from peer reviewed journals are listed in your syllabus. The Research Project Paper requires 4 hypotheses. All citations must directly correspond to the references. Each citation required in the paper must appear in the Literature Review, Findings and Discussion sections and of the paper and also referenced in the Reference section of the paper (i.e., Lopez (2001) is cited and reviewed in the Literature Review; The finding of Lopez (2001) is stated and cited in the Findings; Lopez (2001) will also be discussed and cited in the Discussion section and Lopez (2001) is referenced in the Reference Section).

The information you provided in your PowerPoint presentation on Threats to the Global Environment has led to productive debates at the United Nations General Assembly! Hence, they are now asking you to create an additional analysis report to respond to the issues raised in these debates.

Your fourth project as a consultant for the United Nations is to develop a report that addresses the issues raised by some of the member states of the United Nations.

Step I. Consider the Issues

In Assignment 3a, you were asked to create a PowerPoint identifying the four most critical threats out of eight threats provided in the table below.

There are four remaining threats that you did not discuss in your PowerPoint. This assignment will focus on those four. Here are the specific tasks you will complete:

However, Aristotle (1931) holds a rather different view of happiness (or in his terms, “eudaimonia”).

One way that we think about this difference is to conduct a “thought experiment” in which we imagine that we have certain “inner” experiences, but outwardly things are quite different. One such thought experiment is provided by the philosopher Robert Nozick in his description of the “experience machine”:

“Suppose there were an experience machine that would give you any experience you desired. Superduper neuropsychologists could stimulate your brain so that you would think and feel you were writing a great novel, or making a friend, or reading an interesting book. All the time you would be floating in a tank, with electrodes attached to your brain…Of course, while in the tank you won’t know that you’re there; you’ll think it’s actually happening…Would you plug in? What else can matter to us, other than how our lives feel from the inside?” (Nozick, 1974, p. 43)

In the course of the week’s discussion, you will need to do the following (not necessarily in this order):

• Engage with the text:

Using at least one quote from the assigned texts, explain Aristotle’s notion of eudaimonia. Then, discuss whether Aristotle would consider someone hooked up to the experience machine to be “happy” in the sense captured by that notion of eudaimonia.

01. 1 point, At least 45 words, You must write at least 45 words to get your point here > In the above documentary, Stranger With A Camera (1999), the culture of poverty located in Kentucky in the late 1990s is described. How is this culture of poverty different than the culture of poverty located in Chicago in the late 1990s, as it was described in Barbara (1999). Barbara (1999) was assigned on WA10, located here. Be sure to explain and defend your response.

02. 1 point, 10-45 words > In class I told you the story of an ethnomusicologist (i.e., which is an ethnographer who focuses on collecting musical data) named Dr. Lily Penleric (i.e., in real life, Olive Dame Campbell) and described her research as “inductive.” Would you describe Hugh O’Connor’s documentary projects in Kentucky “inductive” or “deductive?” Be sure to explain and defend your response. Deductive: characterized by or based on the inference of particular instances from a general law. Inductive: Characterized by the inference of general laws from particular instances.

03. 1 point, At least 45 words, You must write at least 45 words to get your point here > Define ethnography by referencing one of the ethnographers assigned for this course and then defend the ethnographic work of documentary filmmaker Hugh O’Connor.

04. 1 point, At least 45 words, You must write at least 45 words to get your point here > Would you consider Hobart Ison’s act of violence against Hugh O’Connor a hate crime? Why or why not? Need a quick definition of a hate crime (like the crimes inflicted upon Vincent Chin, the Crow Creek Girls, Brandon Teena and Matthew Shepard)? Hate crime: A crime, typically one involving violence, that is motivated by prejudice on the basis of race, religion, sexual orientation, or other grounds.