Sociologists believe that society would improve if citizens acknowledged that through their actions, whether intentional or not, they affect the life-chances of other people.
Public sociologists generally believe that the knowledge that they produce can contribute to people making more informed decisions when acting in society.
Sociologists argue that whether individuals are aware or not, their actions reverberate throughout society and might lead to outcomes they do not support.
Public sociology encourages sociologists to think beyond the academic tradition of sharing their ideas only with other professionals in academic journals and reach out to citizens.
Your author maps contemporary feminist theorists’ answers to the question, “and what about the women?” into four basic answers. Which of these is not one of those answers?
Your author maps contemporary feminist theorists’ answers to the question, “and what about the women?” into four basic answers. Which of these is not one of those answers?
If someone other than the researcher is going to draw insights from the measurements taken, the researcher should be interested in which reliability factor?
U.S. government statistics rarely differentiate immigrants from Central and South America by nationality and instead refer to them collectively as "other."
Which of the following terms hinges on the belief that social and psychological traits can be traced through bloodlines and selectively bred out of (or into) populations?