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Chapter 1 Introduction to Sociology:Agents of Socialisation

Importance of early socialization: every child has his Physical Needs and Social Needs which are to be fulfilled. For example, Noam Chomsky said: “no language stimulation in the first five to six years, a kid will not be able to acquire speech”.
Agents of socialization: Early: ( •Family •School •Peer Group •Media). Adult (•Marriage and Responsibility •Parenthood •Career •Travel •Media •Social Networks).
Family: GREAT impact, the first and primary agent to teach everybody, even teenagers. Socialization varies families (parents-painters=>more freedom and encourage imaginative thinking; parents who do routine activities=> value of obedience) and cultures (different role of a family Continue reading...

The presentation by Professor Hans Rosling provides interesting trends and facts that can be vital in determining one's personal financial success for the next 25 years. According to Professor Hans Rosling, almost all the countries were at the same level in terms of development 200 years ago. All the countries were poor, ravaged by sickness and diseases, and the life expectancy was below 40 years in all the countries. The decision by Western and European countries to embrace the industrial revolution was critical in propelling these countries to greater development heights leaving other continents like Asia and Africa behind. Continue reading...

Are the rich countries under any obligation on the basis of moral principles to help the poor nations? There are many deaths occurring in the underdeveloped world. The natural catastrophes have the greatest impacts in these regions leading to massive deaths. War and political instability are common occurrences. Refugees cluster in camps with little or no help coming forth from the wealthy nations and individuals. Peter Singer claims that there has been very little help. Therefore, he demands that the rich nations ought to increase the relief funds to these regions.
Whereas humans are social beings, pain is inherent Continue reading...

Introduction

Cocaine has been linked to many hip-hop musicians (Levitt and Hendrickson 1-5). Moreover, reporters report musicians confessing to using drugs. Other studies even state that hip-hop is commonly funded by drug. Statistically speaking, a number of United States rappers are linked to using cocaine. These rappers are Lil Wayne, Snoop Doggy, Eminem, and Kid Cudi. Kid Cudi, one of the biggest rappers in United States, recently revealed his use of cocaine. Cudi states that he had failed to attend several shows because of cocaine use (Concepcion, 1-3).
Levitt and Hendrickson (1-5), show how drug abuse affected Storch Scott, who Continue reading...

ITERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION

Introduction of interpersonal communication
“Much research has been done to try to break down interpersonal communication into a number of elements in order that it can be more easily understood.” 2. Definition of interpersonal communication
“Interpersonal communication is the process by which people exchange information, feelings, and meaning through verbal and non-verbal messages: it is face-to-face communication.” 3. Principles of interpersonal communication

Interpersonal communication is unavoidable. You are not able not to communicate. Even when you are trying not to communicate with people you communicate with them by avoiding them.
The act of Interpersonal Communication is irrevocable. Sometimes you Continue reading...

The following is an annotated bibliography that includes a truncated list of references that highlight better ways of eradicating world poverty. It entails references on books that critic the approaches currently used to fight the poverty. The books ascertain the fact that the world poverty is a matter of great concern to the global world. The collected books point out that poverty is a national disaster, thereby; the world should initiate immediate and workable approaches that intend to solve the poverty. A collection of books is to aid in discussing better ways and approaches that will assist the world Continue reading...

Aerobic spore-forming bacteria constitute a fairly large group of microorganisms. They are widely distributed in nature and play an important role in various biological processes. Bacillus thuringiensis is also used in commercial production of industrially valuable enzymes, antibiotics, organic acids and other compounds (Schallmey, Singh & Ward, 2004). Among the spore forming spore-forming group of bacteria, are pathogenic bacteria that have both humans and animals as host. Thus, the anthrax bacillus has been carefully studied. There is also evidence of pathogenic properties of certain types of spore-forming bacteria in plants that cause the development of rots and other lesions (Ricca, Continue reading...

While Homer’s The Odyssey carries its fair share of monsters and villains, perhaps none is quite as monstrous as Odysseus himself. On the surface, he seems like the perfect hero, but many of the actions he takes in his journey back home end up being more villainous than heroic when viewed from a certain perspective.
Over the course of the book, Odysseus shows himself to be an incredibly prideful person – he puts his men in harm’s way many times in order to satisfy his curiosity or to best a monster. When he and his men are trapped Continue reading...

Introduction

Education is one of the things other people cannot take away from someone. It is also seen as a weapon as stated by Nelson Mandela. He said that “Education is the most powerful weapon you can use to change the world” (qtd. in Brainy Quote). An easy access to education for everyone will make this happen but in a country where freedom is deemed important, it is ironic that the government is pressing on the ‘school resegregation’. In 1954, the decision about segregation in school was ordered. Segregation means the separation of colored students (Black- Americans, Mexicans, American Indians) Continue reading...

In regards to the controversial ethical issues surrounding the practice of medically assisted euthanasia, religious ideology and perceptions of ethical responsibility play a dominant role in shaping how medical caregivers and citizens alike perceive euthanasia. Some nurses, caregivers, particularly those who adhere to particular religious belief systems such as Christianity and Catholicism, tend to adamantly oppose idea of assisted euthanasia because it violates their religious doctrines. Religiously affiliated caregivers like Sister Teresa fundamentally oppose assisted euthanasia because it is viewed by Christianity as a “sin”, which Teresa equates to murder. The overarching influence of religious belief systems, in in Continue reading...