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A key finding of the survey is that climate change has led to greater changes in the weather in different regions, and heavy snow has occurred in areas where there has been no snow before. This may be the climate crisis. Another key discovery is that glaciers in the ice and snow zone have melted and decreased. This may also be caused by climate change.

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Yes, A skewed perspective of the Internet is just what searchers seek. When a user conducts a search, they are looking for what the search engine considers to be the "best" result to their query. Enforcing search neutrality would effectively eliminate this bias.

because Andreas Ekstrom, a Swedish writer and journalist, argues that such a thing is philosophically impossible. In this profound lecture, he urged us to deepen the bond between science, technology, and the humanities. He reminded us that every algorithm is based on a set of personal ideas, and that no code can be fully erased.

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-Similar riots are seen in the picture, with SWAT fully armed and holding muskets.

-At the first sight when I saw this picture, I saw that there might have been riots or dangerous incidents in this country. The police in the picture are all heavily armed, with muskets in their hands.

1. Why should the police be fully armed?
2. Why did you take a firearm instead of a gun?
3. Is it riot or?

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1. Being a part of a group can bring social contact, camaraderie, and practical and emotional assistance. They can help us see the world in new ways and provide the perspective we require. Community involvement can improve the lives of your team members and help them overcome hurdles.

2.community. A community is a group of people who share a common interest. A community can be defined by the shared characteristics of its members and/or the strength of their ties. You need a group of people who are somewhat similar to one another and have a sense of belonging or an interpersonal bond.

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1.Natural law is a legal system distinct from political positive law. Its meaning and use have varied widely over history. In general, the definition of natural law encompasses both moral philosophy and legal theory. According to the moral theory of natural law, moral norms governing human behaviour derive in some ways from human nature or harmonious universal truth; according to the legal theory of natural law, the authority of legal norms derives, at least in part, from consideration of the moral advantages of those norms.
2.The Magna Carta, also known as the Magna Carta of Freedom, was a Latin political authorisation document signed by King John of England on June 15, 1215 in Lanymede, near Windsor; however, most of the entries that directly challenged the absolute power of the British royal family were deleted in subsequent versions. It was initially made legislation in 1225. The English version of 1297 remains the law of England and Wales.
3.On December 10, 1948, the United Nations General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was the first time that countries agreed on a comprehensive statement of inalienable human rights, inspired by the experiences of the preceding global wars.

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1.
-Don't driver car
- reduce eat beef
-turn off the light
2.
In the case of economic development, find the best plan for environmental protection to develop the economy.

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‘1.I did not have the same curriculum at my high school as the general high school. That limits my options. Plus I cannot have a raise in salary because of graduating from that school. It feels like I do not have the full rights as a person.’

2.Capital and habit are two key elements of educational reproduction. Capital includes participation in cultural activities and cultural material resources. It is customary to focus on subjective attitudes and tendencies.

3.Education is a vital gateway to citizenship, and the KSA's educational development agenda for women should always include policies and practises to ensure that education is accessible to all girls and women, not just those without disabilities or from privileged social classes with significant personal resources who can overcome prejudice and discriminatory practises.

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What two alternatives are suggested for dealing with conflict?
Graffiti, parade

What are the benefits of these alternatives?
No confusion

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-How climate change leads to conflict and ?And steps to avoid the conflict?

The escalation of climate change may raise the likelihood of violent armed conflict among countries in the future. Climate change or variability is believed to have increased the likelihood of armed conflict by 3% to 20% during the last century.State to state cooperation in solving the problem of climate change can reduce conflicts.

What can be done to advance the peacemaking movement ?

Friendly parade and graffiti

How does climate change affect peace?

Climate change has led to frequent natural disasters in the country. Therefore, the decline of the national economy can not be sustained, and we can only rely on war to recover the economy.

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Common drug crimes
An act intended to cause harm
Steal
Public order crime

First, public order crimes are committed in front of the public, and it is most likely to call the police.

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Crime might include violence, sex, or narcotics, but it can also include discrimination, road rage, undocumented labour, and burglary.
Robbery, theft, rape, murder, and assault are all examples of formal deviance. The second sort of deviant behaviour is informal deviance, which involves violations of informal social norms (norms that have not been codified into legislation).

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1.It is a concept of discipline, which is shown in the circle of the prison cell in the form of a central observation tower. From the tower, the guards can see every cell and prisoner, but the prisoners can't see the tower. Prisoners will never know if they are being watched.
2.Revenge is the oldest reason for punishment. This theory insists that a person should be punished because he has done an illegal act. Moreover, this theory means that no one can be arrested unless he violates the law.

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1.How do sea levels affect crime?
Coastal areas should expect higher tides and storm surges to cause more frequent and severe flooding as sea levels rise. Over time, severe floods will damage roads, bridges, buildings, and other infrastructure, lowering property values. Many coastal communities have already felt the effects of rising sea levels.
2.Do you believe that people's behaviours can be affected by climate change?why and why not?
It certainly does. Drought, floods, and severe storms, for example, will impair quality of life, raise stress, cause psychological stress, and may exacerbate interpersonal and group disputes. Extreme weather reduces entertainment options and may hinder children's cognitive development.

3.what are other examples of climate change which contribute to crime?
The physical qualities of the surroundings can influence the likelihood of crime. They have an impact on the potential offender's view of the possible crime scene, their appraisal of the environmental situation around the potential crime scene, and the location and visibility of one or more natural guardians at or near the potential crime scene.

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How many genders are there in your culture?
Two genders in my culture.
What are the physical/biological characteristics of these genders?
Some structures of the body are different.

What roles are associated with these genders?
man, woman

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According to Beauvoir, how is femininity constructed?
"A person is not born, but rather transforms into a woman." Women vary from men in that they are taught and socialized on what to do and become.

How can women be liberated from these constructions of femininity?
Campaigns targeting the essential issues of women's life have taken many forms, from protest marches to strikes, smashing the windows of pornographic shops, bombing beauty contests with flour, letter writing activities, and the "cause of death" of Downing Street.

According to Judith Butler(2011),gender performativity is...
Gender expressiveness is a hypothesis that states that gender and gender roles are well-designed social expressions that people exhibit in their everyday lives. The common ideas of "man"/"man" and "woman"/"woman" are based on their hegemonic version.

What are some ways gender is performed in your home country?
Gender Expression, also known as gender expression or gender temperament, refers to a person's conduct of displaying or expressing gender to the outside world through name, dress, walking style, conversation, and even social positions and general behaviour patterns. Gender expression has a long history in every country, and its connotation and extent will change with social development and time.

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How does climate change affect women?
Women have limited access to and control over environmental products and services; they have little say in decision-making, and women do not share in the distribution of environmental management advantages. As a result, women are even less prepared to deal with climate change.

What do LGBTQIA+people suffer from during a climate crisis?
They are more exposed to natural disasters because to social stigma, higher unemployment, and a lack of safe living space.

Why does the place of women and trans on climate change matter?
Women all throughout the world rely more on natural resources but have less access to them. Women hold a disproportionate amount of the burden for access to food, water, and fuel in many locations. In low- and middle-income nations, agriculture is the most important source of employment for women. Women, as agricultural laborers and primary purchasers, make higher efforts to get income and resources for their families during drought and unreliable rains. This puts additional strain on daughters, who are frequently forced to drop out of school to assist their mothers in coping with the added responsibility.

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Technological determinism:In the sociology of technology, technology determinism is a school of thinking. Technology determinism is based on two key ideas: society has no influence on technology, and technology requires its own evolution and scientific progress; and technology affects society. Technological determinism is currently being challenged by advances in science sociology.

Social shaping (Social Constructivism):
The central idea of the social design of science and technology is a concept with numerous options, including the design of products and systems created by individuals, as well as the direction or course of inventive programs. If technology does not have the logic of empirical prediction or the representation of a single determinant, it is only a "Garten der Gabeln." There will be several paths that will lead to different scientific and technological outcomes.

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Does this technology widen or shorten the technology gap?why?
This technology narrows the gap because it solves a major problem and brings benefits to society.

Is this an example of social shaping/social constructivism or technological determinism ?why?
This is technological determinism.because they use technology to create products that bring good development to society.

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Scholars in various fields have discovered that "age" represents not only the physiological process of ageing, but also our attitudes and beliefs about ageing. You've probably seen internet calculators that claim to determine your "true age" rather than your chronological age. These advertisements promote the idea that people may "feel" older than their true age. Some sixty-year-olds feel fragile and ancient, while others feel vigourous.

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In my country, my hometown, according to the development of the suburbs, people are getting richer and richer. The soaring house prices have led many people to have no way. So they lived in the outer suburbs.

My hometown didn't have many tall buildings when I was born. Later, because of the development of the region, many tall buildings were built all over my hometown.

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·       Which illness are stigmatised in your home country and/or other countries? Why ？
HIV，Because it is a dirty disease and cannot be cured.

·       Do you know of any other contested illness? Why do you think some medical professionals do not believe patients are sick with this illness?
Diseases are "controversial" because clinicians and patients hold opposing views on their nature, causation, and treatment. Systemic fatigue intolerance, fibromyalgia syndrome, irritable bowel syndrome, multiple chemical sensitivity, Mogulon disease, and others are examples.

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Responses to the group presentation on Health and Well-being:

1.     How can climate change lead to the negative impacts of physical health?
Extreme weather events, deterioration of air quality, changes in the spread of infectious diseases, challenges to food and water quality, and the influence of quantity and mental health are all potential consequences of climate change.

2.     How we will face the impact of climate change on our mental health?
Climate change and disasters cause anxiety-related coping strategies as well as chronic and severe mental health illnesses. Long-term drought and flooding are linked to higher levels of anxiety, sadness, and post-traumatic stress disorder.

3.What can we do for climate change as a community?
1. Deliver our sunshine to all parts of the world
2. Create a community independent of energy
3. Clean travel
4. Save our backyard
5. Transfer funds

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There are two main forms of sociological research in the area of aging and the elderly. These are:

Gerontology:Gerontology is the study of ageing processes and persons throughout their lives. It consists of the following components: the study of physical, mental, and social changes in people as they age; the analysis of societal changes caused by our ageing population; and the application of this knowledge to policies and programmes.

Social Gerontology:Social gerontology is regarded as a science based but application oriented gerontology sub discipline. It focuses particularly on the social relations of the elderly, their social participation and their personal needs for protection.

Then, write down what the term "aging" refers to:

Aging is a natural process of slow and ongoing change that begins in early adulthood. Many bodily processes began to deteriorate gradually in the early Middle Ages. People do not age or get old at any age.

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Responses to Aging and the Elderly:

1.    Do you think technology is making the society more useful?
Chance for everybody. The universal value of technology is to make products and services more equitable and to close the socioeconomic gap between society and people. As previously said, technology makes health and education available to more individuals, regardless of background, and it is easier to study and seek care.

2.    How elderly people can be saved from the climate crisis?
Speak up!
Use renewable energy to power your home.
Weatherize, weatherize, weatherize.
Invest in energy-saving appliances.
Reduce water waste.
In fact, eat the food you buy, and then compost the things you can't make
Buy better bulbs.
Pull off the plug.

3.    Challenges in managing digital health of elderly people and climate Crisis?
Older individuals can control their own health and remain independent by using electronic health and wellness programmes. Technology is becoming increasingly crucial in promoting social inclusion, and it can assist the elderly in maintaining close contact with their relatives and friends.

The term "climate crisis" refers to global warming, climate change, and their consequences. The term is frequently used to express the threat that global warming poses to the globe, and it calls on all parties to take significant steps to mitigate climate change.