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Sociology is the scientific study of society and human behavior. It looks for patterns within the social structure.

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Forensic Psychologist/scientist

Lawyer

Criminal Profiler

"Skills" from sociology: Sociology can help with these careers because it allows lawyers and criminal profilers to predict crimes or see why someone commits a crime due to their environment.  It overall just provides better insights on why someone would do a specific crime.

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Psychologist

Psychiatrist

Therapist

School Counselor

"Skills" from sociology: Sociology can help with psychology and counseling because it provides insight on how people are affected by social/cultural norms. Once they understand that they can better help them.

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Community Development Specialist

Urban Planner

Designer

Policy Analysis

"Skills" from sociology: Sociology allows Engineers to understand society and try to avoid potential unintended consequences when designing things that could harm the society.

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Teachers

Educational Researchers

Administrators

School Counselor

"Skills" from sociology: Sociology will help education because it allows people in this career to see social problems  in younger people and can help them knowing how society/environment affects them.

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The two sociological perspectives (So far)

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The two sociological perspectives (So far)

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1. Seeing the general in the particular: How an individual is affected by the general population/society. Each individual forms a part of the pattern.

2. It means seeing the strange in the familiar: Seeing the outlier in a society that is built on common sense. Someone who doesn’t follow the common society rules that are already made.

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Sociological Imagination is the connection between and individual problem and society.

Obesity can be caused by eating certain foods that aren't good for you, mental health issues that cause you to binge eat, family pressure to eat

Food deserts can definitely impact someone's nutrition as they do not have access to healthy foods around them, causing them to be obese.

The current post color is White.

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To see the cracks in society, and to try and fix them. For example, marginalization, oppressing a certain group of people because they are different. Trying to fix that.

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-Functionalism: It examines the necessary structures that make up a society and how each part helps to keep the society stable.

-Conflict: The way of studying society that focuses on the inequality of different groups in a society

-Symbolic interaction: Viewing society as shaped by individual’s symbols, language, and any other social interactions.

Based on your experience

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-Schools

-financial institutions

-businesses

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Manifest-known and intended

Latent-unintended consequences improve an aspect of society

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Studying the history of unequal pay in labor unions for workers

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A job interview as you can see how a person is behaving, the way they talk, and the way they make eye contact.

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How is it(the group or aspect of society) set up? What are the component parts of the society or group? How do the parts work together? What is the primary role of each part? What are the intended/unintended consequences of each action? (manifest/latent)

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What type of questions does conflict ask?

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What type of questions does conflict ask?

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Who has the power? Who doesn’t have the power? What kind of power is it? How is the power used? Describe the sharing of power if applicable…

Are there conflicts or fights over power? What happens when part of the group gains power and another loses?

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What type of questions does symbolic interaction ask?

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What type of questions does symbolic interaction ask?

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Look at the individuals who are interacting-- who is doing what and HOW are they doing it?  What kinds of meaning can be attached to what is done?  Has anyone changed status as a result?  What messages are they conveying with the action?  How is a person representing him/herself to the world or the context we are examining?  What does the body language or tone of voice say? Are there any misunderstandings? Why?