NAME: M.

SAAD AZIM
BATCH: SP-2022
ROLL NO: 009/BBA
ASSIGNMENT: SOCIALOGY (CASE STUDY)

QUESTION 1: To what extent is vegetarianism a social issue, as opposed to an individual one?

ANSWER 1: There is some debate as to whether vegetarianism is a societal issue or just a

food preference. Additionally, being a vegetarian has effects on people's values, beliefs, and
attitudes, just like other social identities do. There is a link between being a vegetarian and
having worse mental health.

QUESTION 2: How do vegetarians organize themselves as a minority group (or group) in the context of
the wider society?

ANSWER 2: The vegetarians organize themselves as a minority group in the context of the wider society
refer to the population context which is just 3 million people (which is 5% of the adult population) and
they exclude fish, meat from their diet.

QUESTION 3: How do you think becoming vegetarian might shape a person’s view of themselves and the
world around them?

ANSWER: Vegetarianism is essentially a question of economics for the entire planet. Meat is a
special occasion dish since it coats much more than beans and rice do. People frequently
choose to be vegetarians for reasons other than cost in nations like the UK where meat is not
expensive. preferences such as religion or other convictions. A lot of people decide to follow a
vegetarian diet because they care about animal rights or the environment.

QUESTION 4: How might the sociologists study the process of becoming a vegetarian?

ANSWER: This will start with analysis of the relationships between these systemic issues and
vegetarians, first they will examine all the vegetarians and conclude the final results. What impact have
the vegetarians have on the society. They will examine each and every thing.

QUESTION 5: How would our interpretation of the relevant information be shaped by the values of
campaigners, industry representatives, and the mass media?

ANSWERS: Media plays a very important role in influencing the people.