SOCIOLO

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“ IT TAKES A
WHOLE VILLAGE
TO RAISE A CHILD
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Do you agree with

this statement?
Why or why not?
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SOCIOLOGY
Parents spend a great deal of time ensuring that
their kids grow up in the right neighborhood.
One can never underestimate the role of society
in molding individual.
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GLOBALIZATION
It is the growing
interdependence of the
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and populations, brought
about by cross-border trade
in goods and services,
technology, and flows of
investment, people, and
information.
The sociology of globalization focuses
on the economic, political, and cultural
aspects and implications of a globally
integrated society. It focuses on the way
capitalism and consumer goods connect
people all over the world, migration
flows, and issues of inequality in global
society.
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RACE
It is ascribed to individuals
on the basis of physical
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traits.
Race is often perceived as
something that's inherent in
our biology, and therefore
inherited across generations.
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ETHNICITY
It is typically understood as
something we acquire, or
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factors like where we live or
the culture we share with
others. It encompasses
everything from language,
to nationality, culture and
religion, it 
can enable people to take on
several identities
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It examines the social, political and
economic relations between races and
ethnicities at all levels of society. Topics
commonly studied include racism,
residential segregation, and the
differences in the social process
between racial and ethnic groups.
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CONSUMPTION
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It is the use of goods and
services by households.
It is a subfield of sociology which
places consumption at the center of
research questions, studies and social
theory. Researches in this subfield
focus on the role of consumer goods in
our everyday lives, their relationship to
our individual and group identities,
and the implications of consumer
lifestyles.
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FAMILY
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It is the basic unit of the
society.
It examines marriage, divorce, child
rearing and domestic abuse. They
study how these aspects of the family
are defined in different cultures and
times and how they affect individuals
and institutions.
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SOCIAL
INEQUALITY
It is characterized by the
existence of unequal
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opportunities and rewards for
different social positions or
statuses within a group or
society. It contains structured
and recurrent patterns of
unequal distributions of goods,
wealth, opportunities, rewards,
and punishments.
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KNOWLEDGE
– It is a subfield devoted to
researching and theorizing the
socially situated processes of
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knowledge formation and
knowing. It focuses on how
institutions, ideology, and
discourse shape the process of
coming to know the world, and
the formation of values, beliefs,
common sense and
expectations.
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HEALTH
It refers to a state of complete
emotional and physical well-
being. 

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ILLNESS
It  refers to an unhealthy
condition of body or mind.
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WORK
The sociology of work concerns the
implications of technological
change, globalization, labor
markets, work organization,
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employment relations. These
sociologists are interested in
workforce trends and how they
relate to the changing patterns of
inequality in modern societies as
well as how they affect the
experiences of individuals and
families.
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EDUCATON
It studies how educational
institutions determined social
structures and experiences.
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RELIGION
– It concerns the practice, history,
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development and its roles. It also
examines religious trends over time,
how various religions affect social
interactions and relations within and
outside of religions.