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• Questionnaires and Interviews;
• Chapter 11-2 - Religion;
• THE BRITISH SYSTEM OF SOCIAL WELFARE;
• Work or Family: There’s a Problem;
• HISTORY OF AMERICAN WELFARE;
• SMOKING AND CANCER;
• Relativism and Deviance;
• Lecture 15. Sociology of Education and the media;
• Theoretical orientations to socialization;
• Sociology as a science about society.;
• PERSONAL SOCIAL SERVICES;
• Biological Explanations of Deviance;
• Research methods.;
• ELDERLY AND DISABLED PEOPLE;
• A. Here are seven paragraphs in the article. They are not in the right order. Write down the correct question for each paragraph and put them in correct order.;
• I AM A UNIVERSITY STUDENT;
• Text 1. What is sociology;
• Lecture 8. Socialization of the personality;
• Put each of the following words or phrases in its correct place below and in appropriate form;
• United States Sociology: A Career?;
• What do parents owe their children?;
• Religious Tolerance;
• HELP TO FAMILIES;
• SOCIAL SECURITY;
• Studying Religions;
• Patterns of The American Family Life;
• b) Make up your own sentences, using the words below.;
• The Origins of Sociology;
• Primary and Secondary Groups;
• Sociology in the system of social sciences.;
• Ethical issues in sociological research.;
• Basic functions of sociology.;
• Lecture 2. The main stages of formation and development of sociology;
• Core Founders of Sociology;
• ROOTS OF HOMELESSNESS;
• Unit One. THE NATURE OF SOCIOLOGY;
• Theories of Self Development;
• CHILD CARE PART I.;
• Course, English department, fall semester, 3 credits;
• Field research and experiments.;
• Concentric-zone theory - A theory of urban growth devised by Ernest Burgess that sees growth in terms of a series of rings radiating from the central business district.;
• COMPREHENSION EXERCISES;
• V. Divide the text into four logical parts.;
• Lecture 14. Sociology of labor and economic life;
• Structure of sociological system of knowledge.;
• THE STRUCTURAL-FUNCTIONAL PARADIGM;
• I'roblem of evaluation in the sociological research.;
• Chapter 01 - History and Introduction;
• The 3d stressed syllable from the end;
• What is The Difference between Sex and Gender;
• YOUNG PEOPLE AND DRUGS;
• VOCABULARY PRACTICE;
• COMPREHENSION EXERCISES;
• The Functions of Religion;
• History of the development of sociology.;
• Functions of the Family;
• Social mobility is the movement of an individual or group from one social position to another over time.;
• Lecture 3. Contemporary Sociological Theories;
• Changing Roles Within the Family;
• A theory of urban growth devised by Ernest Burgess that sees growth in terms of a series of rings radiating from the central business district.;
• Sociology: Science or Interpretation;
• Sociological Theory;
• Text XIII. GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS;
• Describe Pop Culture, Subculture, and Cultural Change;
• Political socialization. - No 1.;
• Lecture 7. Social groups, organizations and institutions;
• THE FUNCTIONALIST PERSPECTIVE ON EDUCATION;
• Lecture 9. Social inequality and social stratification;
• The Roots of Violence Are Inside of Ourselves.;
• Piaget's Model of Cognitive Development;
• Sociology of Motherhood;
• Forms of stratification;
• RETIREMENT PENSION;
• Idioms and Expressions about Motherhood;
• Social Structure and Individuality;
• Conceptualizing youth;
• A letter of application;
• Problem under study, clarify possible techniques to be used in collecting data and may avoid;
• Defining Multilingualism;
• PEOPLE.;
• Depoliticization and Politics: Pro et Contrais it good for politics?;
• Basic sociology (fundamental)– Sociological inquiry conducted with the objective of gaining a more profound knowledge of the fundamental aspects of sociological phenomena.;
• Text 2. Social organization;
• Women’s Liberation Movement;
• UNIT 2. Sociology of Religion: Spirited Away?;
• SUB-UNIT 4.3. Presenting statistic data;
• This New Science of Societies: Sociology;
• Symbols and Language;
• Public Ssphere in Ccontemporary Ppolitical Tthought: Ccivic, Ppolitical, Rrevolutionary?;
• SOCIAL SECURITY;
• Consent for Verification of the Record of D2 Visa;
• Questions for Review;
• Theories of Ppolitical Eevents. Do Pprotests and Rrevolutions Cchange Ssocieties?;
• The City and the Man;
• The upper-class family;
• Non-conformity to a given set of norms that are accepted by a significant number;
• Definitions of bilingualism;
• The End of the Whole Mess Stephen King;
• F) the age of Enlightenment, Western Europe;
• Lecture 10. Culture and Society;
• COMPARING COEDUCATION AND SINGLE-SEX SCHOOLING by Richard Q'Leary;
• FAMILY LIFE AND POVERTY by John Williams;
• Zkoumané škály sociálního statusu a jejich hodnoty;
• I) Selective education;
• The impact of New Age spirituality;
• IV. Comment on the illustration in Figure 3.;
• Family. The role of the family is to ensure responsible citizens, preserve society, and balance the desires of individual liberty with the demands of community responsibility.;
• Lecture 13. Sociology of deviant behavior;
• THE CONFLICT PERSPECTIVE ON EDUCATION;
• Socialisation and the middle class;
• Ex.2. Translate the following expressions into Russian.;
• THE WORK OF CONSTRUCTION AND ITS EFFECTS;
• Organizational Design;
• Inside the school (i) The curriculum;
• History of Sociology of Family 19th C;
• Associations or even friendships that inevitably develop or influence the conclusion of the study.;
• I Know What You Need;
• Lecture 6. Society and social interaction;
• EMPIRICAL INDIVIDUALS AND EPISTEMIC INDIVIDUALS;
• Capitalism is a class system in which conflict between classes is a commonplace occurrence.;
• Un succès qui s’exporte;
• Smile Like You Mean It;
• Calendrier de naissances;
• Sociological imagination;
• Text 3. Social status;
• A. La gouvernance multiniveaux a l`UE;
• Illustration de ces notions par l`exemple de négociations menées par l`UE au sein de l`OMC.;
• Cross-cultural research;
• Political Rrepresentation: the Mmechanism of Lliberation or the Ttechnology of Uusurpation?;
• The self is the final authority;
• How New Age beliefs fit the wider society;
• Stratification in US;
• ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIOLOGY;
• Pour en savoir plus;
• Coeducation and personal and social development;
• Social-conflict perspective;
• B. L`analyse des réseaux politiques;
• juillet 1965 La femme est libre de travailler;
• Role of race and sex in poverty;
• Projekt_SVIP_manual;
• Group size influences the interactions that take place within the group.;
• Licenciés pour avoir « grapillé » des plateaux-repas entamés;
• DEVIANCE AND MORAL DIFFERENCES;
• Sociologie organizace;
• Task 4: Read the following abstracts and decide whether you want to read the whole text or not. Explain the reasons.;
• Answer: Sentence 1: background; Sentence 2: background; Sentence 3: purpose; Sentence 4: method; Sentence 5: method; Sentence 6: results; Sentence 7: conclusion.;