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Sociology (2251) anyone?
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Look at the marking scheme.
Marking schemes for sociology are totally 'useless'. .__.
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What do you mean ''first one''?
I asked for the name of this chapter.
What do you think should be the answer? You don't even know a single word about this question?
What do you mean ''first one''?
I asked for the name of this chapter.
What do you think should be the answer? You don't even know a single word about this question?
The first chapter. The name of this chapter is 'Studying Society'.
Well, I think I don't know but there's no harm in giving it a try. :3
Basically, values are the beliefs about what is right and wrong and norms are social rules defining the right behavior so people living in the same society have to follow norms because if they don't behave in the correct way, they may be ridiculed by people and it is unacceptable to society.
Social control agencies also take up the charge to see if people are conforming the social rules or laws or not. If people fail to conform to the social norms, an action may be taken against them.
However, wide culture differences still exist between people living in the same society. Their culture, language, norms and values differ because they see things from different angle. People who migrate from one country to the other hold different beliefs from those who already live there. They follow their own way of life.
For e.g people in Britain are no more conservative. Love marriages are very common there but people who have migrated there from Pakistan and Bangladesh still think that marriage should be arranged. xD
I don't if it's the right answer or not. .___.
zainenayab Kindly, tell if it's right or not.
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I was kidding.
8/8, you Master of Sociology!
You are awesome. Genius! Brilliant! Wow. Impressed. At your understanding of the social world around us.
The way you described the variations in norms, beliefs and values, was excellent.
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No.
I'll definitely elaborate the points with more examples.
But is this the right answer or not? :'S
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No.
I'll definitely elaborate the points with more examples.
But is this the right answer or not? :'S
Yes, it is correct.
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Are you sure?
Ena tu sociologist. xD
How far people of the same society share the same norms and values?'
SOCIETY. What is a Society? Is the whole world a society? The Entire world population is a society? or people living in a specific country constitute a society?
If by Society, it means an area where the same type of people live, then comparing the society of Britain and Pakistan is pointless and unrelated. Isn't the question asking about the ''Same'' society?
There are different people with different norms, values, culture and religion living in the same society.
There are many christians living in Pakistan but they follow their own culture and religion. For eg, ''the difference in their marriage ceremonies. They wear that gown and go to Church and blah''.
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There are different people with different norms, values, culture and religion living in the same society.
There are many christians living in Pakistan but they follow their own culture and religion. For eg, ''the difference in their marriage ceremonies. They wear that gown and go to Church and blah''.
So the differences in Norms and values are closely related to the religious, cultural, moral and legal differences.
Nah, not legal.
Law are the same for everyone besides their culture, religion or beliefs.
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No, but someone who came from a country where drinking is allowed, will come and drink in Pakistan too. Because Drinking was allowed in that persons country.