Category: Sociology

Table of Contents “One-Pot Method”: A Recipe for Meth Meth: Negative Effects on the Human Body Bath Salts and BZP and Law Enforcement: Difficulties Dangers of Tobacco Use: Possible Consequences Meth, Tobacco, and Central Nervous System: Effects References “One-Pot Method”: A Recipe for Meth One-pot synthesis is a tool for enhancing a chemical reaction that…

While the nature of the modern developed society implies equality for people of all genders, cultures, races, religions, and sexual orientations, the issue of the pay gap between men and women remains a topic of heated debates. According to the Workplace Gender Equality Agency (2014), the majority of current organizations will have a gender pay…

Table of Contents Review and critique of the piece Overview, analysis and evaluation Reaction and recommendations References Review and critique of the piece The authors of the article forming the basis of this review are Adewade O. Ashimi and Taiwo G. Amole. The title of their article is, “perception and attitude of pregnant women in…

Table of Contents Identification of the Problem Method Discussion and Conclusion References Identification of the Problem Background On the morning of December 14, 2012, a mentally disturbed youth named Adam Lanza gained access to Sandy Hook Elementary School and killed 26 individuals using a Bushmaster rifle, before taking his own life with a single shot…

The process of analyzing qualitative data is vital in social research just as that of quantitative data analysis. Qualitative data according to Grinnell, Williams and Unrau (2012), is that data that measure a quality or kind. This type of data is generally descriptive and non-numeric in nature and it is based on spoken or written…

Table of Contents Introduction Negative Aspects of Mexican Immigrants Positive Aspects of Mexican Immigrants Discussion and Conclusion References Introduction Immigration by Mexicans into the US has led to a large demographic change in some States. While the US is made up of immigrants from countries all over the world, Mexico deserves special attention since it…

Table of Contents Author’s Argument Disagree Lived Experience Reference Race, ethnicity, and culture are closely intertwined. Those are actually the latter two that create the intrinsic biological difference between the races. Ethnic clusters are people belonging to similar group, practicing common culture, and sharing similar traits. However, it is these similarities within the cluster that…

Divisions based on various traits and characteristics of individuals are deeply rooted in our society. For a long time discrimination by gender or race has not even been identified as an issue. The problems of equality and equity started to be looked into and researched several decades ago when the world’s society started to base…

Table of Contents Introduction Elevators in the Past Impact on the Nature of the Construction Changes in Technology Elevators as an Integral aspect of Human Society Conclusion Introduction Elevators have become an almost ubiquitous aspect of the world today wherein they are found in nearly every office building or apartment complex in the world. In…

The life of people is an interconnected network where each individual is influenced by someone else. Sometimes, these influences are characteristic of a whole society and people are forced and pressured to do things they do not want to. In some instances, the pressure is indirect and by mere observation people feel that they have…