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Since quality health care can be a matter of life or death, should all Americans have equal access to it? If yes, why don't they? If no, why shouldn't they?
How can one operate ethically in careers in the social science? What are some of the ethical challenges that you anticipate in your future career?
How factors such as race/ethnicity, socioeconomic status, and other demographic characteristics might impact at least three of health concerns you identified.
Based on your readings for this discussion, do you think social scientists should be advocates? Do you intend to be an advocate?
What are the three Islamic waves of terrorism? Provide a real world example of domestic terrorism and explain why it is considered domestic.
How did breaking this social norm make you feel? How did people react to you? What is the relationship between deviance and crime?
Identify State and federal policies and discuss their impact on the clients identified. Discuss possibilities to advocate for the clients.
What factors lead some stigmatized groups to fight their social labels, while others accept these and hide their deviance?
Summarize plot of film and identify relevant characters. Connect each theory or concept with specific details from the film.
How a social work administrator's personal leadership philosophy and style may influence a human services organization's culture.
Explain how, in general, you would incorporate multiple perspectives of a variety of stakeholders and/or human services professionals as you treat clients.
Citing at least two peer reviewed sociological research on the subject, define privilege and discuss how privilege operates in peoples' daily lives.
What is Emotional Intelligence? In your own words, discuss how a manager can use each of the 4 traits?
Briefly summarize HOW these two styles are seen as superior to their predecessors: in the view of marketers and certain consumers, what makes them better?
Briefly define the term and then, drawing on lectures as well as Pollan, discuss WHY we have come to think of food in this way.
Where does science begin the process of research? Which area of the wheel of science is best suited to develop and test hypothesis?
Focus your argument on their narrative - find a point or points that you think they got wrong and explain why.
Create a strategy of social action for your social movement. What actions will you take, with whom, and where will you apply them?
How do your findings differ or align with your personal experiences? What advantages do you see to using source like the BLS for data to help understand trends?
How is football (soccer) matches fixed, who is involved how it became a multi-billion dollar industry and why is it dangerous?
Identify an inequality within the labor market and conduct additional research by reading at least two scholarly articles on a topic of interest.
How do we in the United States measure social mobility? How does social class and life chance play out in social mobility?
Describe the three elements of a persuasive appeal, and give two examples of each element that influence persuasiveness.
Describe the self-enhancement and self-verification motives for self-esteem. Evaluate the posts/pages you see through the lens of self-presentation.
Tell the class one thing you learned this semester and how you plan to implement it in a professional or personal situation.