Category: Sociology 7256

  • “Civilize Them With a Stick” Article by Dog and Erdoes

    The topic of this week is education, and it includes an analysis of the history, purpose, formats, trends, and sociological perspectives on this subject. Dog and Erdoes’ (1999) article “Civilize them with a stick”, deals directly and theoretically with this week’s topic. This article concerns the research which Dog and Erdoes conducted about an Indian…

  • The Tragedy of the Commons

    The tragedy of the commons may be defined as an economic issue that relates to the motivation of every individual to consume a particular resource to the disadvantage of other individuals.When the resource’s demand overwhelms its supply, every person who consumes additional units automatically harms others who will not be able to use the benefits…

  • No One Can Make You Feel Inferior without Your Consent: Meaning

    When someone tries to hurt you, think about Eleanor Roosevelt’s words that nobody can make you feel inferior without your consent. This essay unpacks the meaning of this quote. Table of Contents Introduction Why Nobody Can Make You Feel Inferior without Your Consent Conclusion Introduction The famous line, “No one can make you feel inferior…

  • James Dimon’s Body Language During an Interview

    The video that was selected for the analysis is the interview of James Dimon, the chairman and CEO of the financial holding JPMorgan Chase & Co. During the interview, the non-verbal ques exemplified by Dimon allows for an in-depth examination of his message as well as his personality as an individual. It is unlikely that…

  • Violence in Institutions: The Nine-Stage Model of Intervention

    Table of Contents Precipitating Factors Institutional Culpability Staff Culpability Legal Liability The Nine-Stage Model of Intervention Reference List Many healthcare practitioners are currently facing a wide range of workplace challenges. Workplace abuse has become common in different healthcare settings. Some of these challenges include “physical assaults, verbal abuses, aggressiveness, discrimination, and even murder” (Papa &…

  • “We” and “They”: Dynamics of the Idea

    The idea of ​​”we” and “they” exist in any person, since people tend to relate themselves to a group to feel social security and often support. At the same time, as our readings, Michael Jackson’s music video, and my experience demonstrate, the separation of “us” and “they” can involve almost any category. Such division can…

  • What Will Future Jobs Look Like?

    There is an array of jobs that have become obsolete due to extensive automatization and technological advancements. Warehouse workers are replaced by robots that can move goods and heavy packages faster. Factory robots in the car manufacturing industry replaced people on assembly lines. Customer service has moved online where automated recordings and pre-programmed procedures consult…

  • The Role of the “Other” in “Strong Opposition” by Gay

    The definition of people as “others” can be based on the conscious or unconscious assumption that a specifically identified group poses a threat to a privileged group. This is primarily determined by politicians and the media, not by personal contact. In most cases, people do not know who they are. Thus, although today’s global anxiety…

  • Animals Should Have the Same Rights as Humans: Pros and Cons

    Table of Contents Introduction Use of Animals for Scientific Research Purposes Moral Issues in the Use of Animals for Scientific Research Conclusion Works Cited Should Animals Have the Same Rights as Humans? Essay Introduction Concern over the indiscriminate use of animals by humans has gained prominence since the latter half of the twentieth century, with…

  • Societal Behaviors: Term Definition

    Table of Contents Introduction Utopia Binary Opposites Nostalgia Conclusion Works cited Introduction A society can be defined as a relation of people in territories defined by geography under similar cultures, politics or language. A society can further be outlined by association. Through these associations, various factors do eventually emerge about the morals and general term…