Intrigue and Unsolved Mysteries

One way a person can protect people's rights is by advocating for laws and policies that promote and uphold human rights. Another way is by participating in peaceful protests and raising awareness about violations of human rights.

Materialism is the belief that material possessions and wealth are important for happiness and success. People may be materialistic due to societal pressures, a desire for status or power, or a belief that material possessions bring security and fulfillment.

MSNBC was launched by Microsoft and General Electric's NBC unit (now NBC Universal) on July 15, 1996.

This depends on many things. Different places have different costs of living. Also, how much the people in the family eats changes the amount of food you should buy. Also, the spending habits of the different family changes what you need.

Primary groups provide support and camaraderie, secondary groups offer specialized expertise, in-groups foster loyalty and cohesion, and out-groups may provide a contrasting perspective. Reference groups set standards for behavior and performance within the organization.

There are a range of estimates. But most have figured about 25 people per day. Unless they get kidnapped by there husbands in asia. If a reader doesn't mind doing a bit of arithmetic to add the number of users for a few countries to get totals for the continents, use the link provided to a chart of the number of internet users per country. As it is updated regularly, it should yield current data now, and in the furture.

If they are researching something sensitive, such as racism, which is normally frowned upon, the participant is unlikely to act normally around the researcher, as the researcher in a position of authority is able to judge the participant. This means the participant is unlikely to be themselves and so the results will not be valid.

When the participant acts differently towards the researcher because of something this is called impression management.

If the person purposely does something that the researcher wants them to do this is then called demand characteristics.

Safety of respondents and researcher

If you mean the legal consenting age for sex, it will vary from state to state, for females it is almost always eighteen, although in some states girls of sixteen can marry with permission from parents or legal guardian, in Virginia, the legal consenting age for men is sixteen while it is eighteen for females.

depends on whether you count illegal aliens and tourists, and if they have to be over 18. A good estimate would be 150 million, or about 55% of the population as a whole.

Institutional sexism is perpetuated through a system of oppression that is composed of institutional discrimination, cultural bias, and personal prejudice. Many of the rationalizations for sexism stem from the biases we all have about sex roles that result from the historical inequities women have faced throughout time. Because women played the major role in families for child rearing, housekeeping and food preparation, present day ideas about the role women should play are still influenced by the past. As more women have entered the workplace (allowing a burgeoning middle class to evolve int he USA), fewer families have stay at home mothers and women represent 50% of the college student population at this time. However, there are still notions that women should limit their career ambition and make marriage and motherhood a priority. Another major influence on sexism is our culture of sexual abuse and predatory behavior that goes unchecked in many families and communities. Add to this the make up, fashion, diet, plastic surgery and pornography industries and you have half the population more worried about looking fat that whether we receive an equitable wage or angry about the fact that we have no decent affordable childcare.

1 in 4 women is raped between the age of 18 and 24. And what do we teach our sons? What does desparate housewives have to offer women? How do media such as sex and the city and nip and tuck impact young women today? Why are eating disorders so rampant in our communities?

Why do women earn 73 cents to every man's dollar?

Why are people more interested in Sarah Palin's wardrobe and make up expenses, her motherhood values than her mind, her values, her job experience, her ethics?

Too many to count. There are babies being born right now.

As of June 23, 2008, there are 57 active-duty woman serving as generals in the armed services, five of whom are lieutenant generals, according to the Pentagon.

On that date, Lt. Gen. Ann Dunwoody was nominated to the rank of general. If approved by the Senate, she will be the first woman in the U.S. military to wear four stars.

Not much. Compte was more of a philopsopher than was Durkhiem. Durkhiem was much more practical in his work.

Compte didn't have any specific ideas he brought to the subject of sociology. He only established it, as he believed society could be measured through statistics, experiments and evaluation of the society through quantitative methods.

The only similarity to my knowledge is that both Durkhiem and Compte could be a "social science" and that we could make predictions and hypotheses like "X+Y= Outcome" about society. Others, such as Weber and the interactionalists disagree with this. But Weber came a long time after Compte and Durkhiem.

100% know it, 25% admit it.

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most women kid themselves that they are not inferior. that takes off about 30%. Some men are unable to admit it. that takes off 10%. The remaining 60% are realists.

Examples of social epidemics include viral social media challenges, the spread of fake news, and the popularity of certain fashion trends or lifestyle choices. These phenomena can rapidly gain widespread popularity and influence behavior across society.

Social construction is based upon biased judgment, gossip, and stereotypes. So in one way everything is connected. Through this meaning, since social construction is around us all the time, what is really right, true and fair?

The sociological perspective is a particular way of approaching a phenomenon common in sociology. It involves maintaining objectivity, not by divesting oneself of values, but by critically evaluating and testing ideas, and accepting what may be surprising or even displeasing based on the evidence. The sociological perspective often assumes that "official" explanations are incomplete or self-serving. It involves a conscious effort to go beyond the obvious and question what is accepted as true or common sense. This is important because common-sense assumptions are usually based on very limited observation. Moreover, the premises on which common-sense assumptions are based are seldom examined. While sociological research might confirm common-sense observation, its broader observation base and theoretical rational provide a stronger basis for conclusions. The sociological perspective helps us to see general social patterns in the behaviour of particular individuals and offers insights about the social world that extend far beyond explanations that rely on individual quirks and personalities. Essential to the sociological perspective is the sociological imagination. This term, attributed to C. Wright Mills, means "...the vivid awareness of the relationship between experience and the wider society." It means going beyond the individual and understanding how structural forces shape individuals and their action. The sociological perspective, as a broad way of approaching phenomena, is different from a sociological paradigm, which is a specific set of assumptions that frame a sociologist's theories and findings.

To stop people from drinking and driving, it is important to increase awareness about the dangers of driving under the influence through educational campaigns, enforce strict penalties for those caught driving drunk, provide alternative transportation options such as designated drivers or ride-sharing services, and encourage responsible alcohol consumption through initiatives like promoting non-alcoholic options.

One example of an ethnic group that traditionally reads from back to front is the Japanese. In traditional Japanese writing, books are often read from right to left and top to bottom. This format is known as "tategaki" or vertical writing.

Yes, all generations of human societies go through changes in cultural values. Cultural values evolve as societies change. Modernization is only one of many causes. Even the most primitive early societies were changed by things as simple as droughts, intermarriage, or new tribes encroaching. The earliest explorers and traders brought about great changes where ever they interacted with different people. Wars have always created big changes in cultural values. Every new interaction with people outside of our own culture brings about new ways to see things and we individually adjust our cultural values. Modernization has a more profound impact on the social values of people who are suddenly thrust into modernization than those who have lived where the modernization has evolved.

emo simply means emotive so if it good to you than go with you think

There are many different kinds of emo that people need to realize. It's very hard to see the differences unless you know the person specifically, but hopefully this will help.

First, there is the emo that i consider to be real emos. They are living what emo is supposed to be, in my opinion. They see the world differently that people who may be the preps or the smarties or whatever you are. They tend to be quiet, but have sooo much going on inside. Not necessarily depressed, though they can be at times, but so is everyone! If i had to label myself as a few things, this would be one of them. I have never and never will put physical harm on myself, so stop saying that all us emos do! We see the world as something realistic. We understand love, life, and what we're here for. We're quiet, like i said, and this can come off as depression or a stuck-up attitude. No, we are confident in ourselves, why else would we dress the way we do? It's a way to express ourselves and who we are. If we were weak and had no self-esteem, how could we come to school looking likes something that kids prosecute? We listen to emo, pop, electronic, music, yes, but whats wrong with that? We dress darker, that's just our personality. It doesn't automatically make us an satan-worshipper or something. For example, I AM A HARDCORE CHRISTIAN. But emo is a sense of mind. It is just how people look to express themselves and see the world. So don't hate. Also, we're not all bisexual, gosh.

Second: Yeah, some people who cut themselves, are suicidal, and suffer depression call themselves emo. But really, they are not seeing the world from a sensible manner. I'm not discrimating, but these people are not the same as emo. Just remember that not all emo people are physically damaging to themselves.

Third, emo is a style of music. 30 Seconds to Mars, Owl City, All Time Low, MEtro Station, My Chemical Romance, All-American Rejects, Paramore... They all are considered 'emo' bands. You like emo music? Good for you, you have a genre that you enjoy. Why is this such a bad thing?

So all you emo-haters: Maybe you should get to know the person first.

So- Is Emo bad?

It can be.

Is it always, HECK NO!

hmm. im sorry for your loss.

when looking for an old obituary, you can try the local sities news papers and see if they still have any record of that obituary Answer hmm. im sorry for your loss.

when looking for an old obituary, you can try the local sities news papers and see if they still have any record of that obituary Answer hmm. im sorry for your loss.

when looking for an old obituary, you can try the local sities news papers and see if they still have any record of that obituary

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You can go on the internet, try local and national newspaper obituaries to search for the person's name and state, include as much information as possible. Also, check out sites such as legacy.com, obituaries.com and tributes.com.

This situation can be referred to as "economic privilege" or "class advantage". It highlights the disparities in resources and opportunities that exist between individuals of different socio-economic backgrounds.

== == emo is what ever you want it to be and donnt listen to othere ppl dat say u have to look in a specific way its bull%^%* well u cant say "become" an emo , "emo" is something that u feel , not wat u look like , but if u need dressing up instuctions well all u have to do is : wear skinny pants , convers , black hoodies , black eyeliner , and black nailpolish , a freaky hair style like making the hair long and put somecolours in it and the worse part is that u have to make mouth percing .

the subarctic people wore animal skin like seal skin bear skin and elephant skin