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SOC 300: Introduction to Sociology (Ninh)

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SOC 300: Introduction to Sociology (Ninh)

This course examines the elements and experience of social life. Analysis and discussion of social structure, culture, deviant behavior, social institutions, stratification, inequality, and social change will be explored within a domestic and global framework.

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  1. 01: Understand how social forces influence people.
  2. 1.01: Culture
  3. 1.1.01: Chapter Introduction
  4. 1.1.02: Culture and the Sociological Perspective
  5. 1.1.03: The Elements of Culture
  6. 1.1.04: Cultural Diversity
  7. 1.1.05: End-of-Chapter Material
  8. 1.02: Socialization
  9. 1.2.01: Chapter Introduction
  10. 1.2.02: The Importance of Socialization
  11. 1.2.03: Explaining Socialization
  12. 1.2.04: Agents of Socialization
  13. 1.2.05: Socialization Through the Life Course
  14. 1.2.06: Resocialization and Total Institutions
  15. 1.2.07: Socialization Practices and Improving Society
  16. 1.2.08: End-of-Chapter Material
  17. 1.03: Social Structure and Social Interaction
  18. 1.3.01: Chapter Introduction
  19. 1.3.02: Social Structure- The Building Blocks of Social Life
  20. 1.3.03: The Development of Modern Society
  21. 1.3.04: Social Interaction in Everyday Life
  22. 1.3.05: End-of-Chapter Material
  23. 1.04: Deviance Crime and Social Control
  24. 1.4.01: Chapter Introduction
  25. 1.4.02: Social Control and the Relativity of Deviance
  26. 1.4.03: Explaining Deviance
  27. 1.4.04: Crime and Criminals
  28. 1.4.05: The Get-Tough Approach- Boon or Bust
  29. 1.4.06: End-of-Chapter Material
  30. 02: Apply sociological imagination to recognize inequality of race gender and class.
  31. 2.01: Social Stratification
  32. 2.1.01: Chapter Introduction
  33. 2.1.02: Systems of Stratification
  34. 2.1.03: Explaining Stratification
  35. 2.1.04: Social Class in the United States
  36. 2.1.05: Economic Inequality and Poverty in the United States
  37. 2.1.06: End-of-Chapter Material
  38. 2.02: Global Stratification
  39. 2.2.01: Chapter Introduction
  40. 2.2.02: The Nature and Extent of Global Stratification
  41. 2.2.03: The Impact of Global Poverty
  42. 2.2.04: Explaining Global Stratification
  43. 2.2.05: End-of-Chapter Material
  44. 2.03: Race and Ethnicity
  45. 2.3.01: Chapter Introduction
  46. 2.3.02: Racial and Ethnic Relations- An American Dilemma
  47. 2.3.03: The Meaning of Race and Ethnicity
  48. 2.3.04: Prejudice
  49. 2.3.05: Discrimination
  50. 2.3.06: Racial and Ethnic Inequality in the United States
  51. 2.3.07: Race and Ethnicity in the 21st Century
  52. 2.3.08: End-of-Chapter Material
  53. 2.04: Gender and Gender Inequality
  54. 2.4.01: Chapter Introduction
  55. 2.4.02: Understanding Sex and Gender
  56. 2.4.03: Feminism and Sexism
  57. 2.4.04: Gender Inequality
  58. 2.4.05: Violence Against Women- Rape and Pornography
  59. 2.4.06: The Benefits and Costs of Being Male
  60. 2.4.07: End-of-Chapter Material
  61. 03: Evaluate how institutions and organizations impact individuals.
  62. 3.01: Groups and Organizations
  63. 3.1.01: Chapter Introduction
  64. 3.1.02: Social Groups
  65. 3.1.03: Group Dynamics and Behavior
  66. 3.1.04: Formal Organizations
  67. 3.1.05: Groups Organizations and Social Change
  68. 3.1.06: End-of-Chapter Material
  69. 3.02: The Family
  70. 3.2.01: Chapter Introduction
  71. 3.2.02: The Family in Cross-Cultural and Historical Perspectives
  72. 3.2.03: Sociological Perspectives on the Family
  73. 3.2.04: Family Patterns in the United States Today
  74. 3.2.05: Changes and Issues Affecting American Families
  75. 3.2.06: Children and Parental Discipline
  76. 3.2.07: Family Violence
  77. 3.2.08: End-of-Chapter Material
  78. 3.03: Education
  79. 3.3.01: Chapter Introduction
  80. 3.3.02: A Brief History of Education in the United States
  81. 3.3.03: Sociological Perspectives on Education
  82. 3.3.04: Education in the United States
  83. 3.3.05: Issues and Problems in Education
  84. 3.3.06: End-of-Chapter Material
  85. 3.04: Politics and Government
  86. 3.4.01: Chapter Introduction
  87. 3.4.02: Power and Authority
  88. 3.4.03: Types of Political Systems
  89. 3.4.04: Theories of Power and Society
  90. 3.4.05: Politics in the United States
  91. 3.4.06: War and Terrorism
  92. 3.4.07: End-of-Chapter Material
  93. 04: Understand the components of research.
  94. 4.01: Sociology as a Social Science
  95. 4.02: Stages in the Sociological Research Process
  96. 05: Develop an ability to interpret facts through critical thinking and the use of the inquiry method.
  97. 5.01: The Sociological Perspective
  98. 5.02: Understanding Society
  99. 06: Recognize the various methods of research.
  100. 6.01: Research Design in Sociology
  101. 6.02: Ethical Issues in Sociological Research
  102. 6.03: Sociological Research in the Service of Society
  103. 07: Compare and contrast the three sociological theories.
  104. 7.01: Theoretical Perspectives in Sociology