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Eating Disorders in Adolescents Sociology Case Study
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Eating disorders among adolescents have become a disease and a serious health problem for families and society. The incidence of this psychiatric disorder can be found in children as young as elementary to high school and college ages in the United States. Adolescents with eating disorders have a sickness called anorexia nervosa or bulimia nervosa.
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Bio-Physical Assessment Sociology Case Study
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Dalia is a biracial female; her parents are a mix of African and Irish descents. She is 14 years old and the last born in a family of five with both parents included. She lives with her parents in middle-class suburbs. During her early childhood, she was diagnosed with sickle cell anemia disease; the disease has been under control for the past two years.
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The Components of a Protective Environment for Children Sociology Case Study
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Attitudes and customs also form part of a protective environment for children in that, those traditional practices that violate children’s rights or abuse children should be changed to protect children. Societies, governments, and individuals can ensure that children stay in a safe environment by promoting positive parenting.
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The Impact of Significant Life Events on Individuals Sociology Coursework
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It was a tragic scenario that could have worsened were it not for the intervention that I offered in collaboration with the nurses at their home in North Carolina. I felt that it was an inordinate opportunity to swallow my pride and use the little knowledge that I had in health psychology to save the life of a loved one.
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The Abolition of Slavery Sociology Case Study
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Victims of trafficking are young children and women who are living in poverty. It has been assessed by the International Labour Organization that statistically, the procurement of child trafficking is tough but more than 1.2 million children are the victims of trafficking every year. According to Maggy Lee, trafficking is a highly contested term.
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The Case of the Supreme Courts Decision Regarding Hobby Lobby Sociology Case Study
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A further criticism that John Stuart Mill faces has to do with the fact that his approach to freedom, liberty, and individual rights are highly idealistic. As with any ideology, it is necessary for the individual to understand that the way in which John Stuart Mill attempts to promote his ideals are within the universal context.
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The Existence of the Issue of Racism in a Society Sociology Case Study
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Racism made it difficult for color people to get fair and respectable treatment from society which in turn encouraged the negative perception and hate in the minds of color people towards whites. Although not all whites have the same beliefs about racism, color people consider all white people as their enemies and are avoiding them.
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The Relation between Racial Discrimination and Health among Ethnic Minority Groups Sociology Coursework
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The research by Karlsen & Nazroo (2002), also established that compared with living in a household categorized as being non-manual, residing in households that are manually-headed, and especially that which has no full-time worker is associated with a significantly increased risk of ill health for nearly all the indicators that the research study explored.
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Effects of Divorce on Children Sociology Coursework
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One of the problems connected to health is a high risk of picking up such a habit as smoking. Teenagers might be vulnerable to the stereotype that smoking calms nerves and thus resort to this habit in case of a family crisis. Particularly, women raised in divorced families resort to this habit 39% more often (Hansen).
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The Umbrella Revolution in Hong Kong Sociology Coursework
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The Hong Kong government slightly changed the nomination criteria that saw business elites and personalities being elected as part of the nomination committee. The objective to embrace the business committee was never supported by the effect that the business society was never given the opportunity to contribute towards the economy of Hong Kong city.
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American Dream 2,0 - from Richard Cory to a Meaningful Life Story Sociology Case Study
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The traditional American Dream is one that gives importance to material wealth and cultural and intellectual breeding, as can be seen in Edwin Arlington Robinson’s poem, “Richard Cory.” Cory seems to have everything that stands for the American Dream- wealth, good looks, intelligence, and cultured attitudes.
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Program Proposal Preventing Bullying Sociology Case Study
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General statistics compiled by various researchers allude to bullying being an endemic problem in schools in the United States. Data from the National Center for Educational Statistics (NCES) in 2013 revealed that approximately 27.8% (1 in 3 students) of students report being victims of bullying episodes.
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Job Specifics of a Social Worker from a Multipurpose Social Service Agency Sociology Case Study
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You have spent several hours with Loretta, a homeless woman. You first arranged for her to eat a large meal. Then, you drove her to your agency office where you continued to explore issues from a person-in-environment perspective. She has mentioned a number of concerns and shared thoughts about various aspects of her life and circumstances.
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The Current Social and Political Arena Sociology Coursework
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On a micro level, attention shifts to how identity and personal behavior are related to social movements. First, it claims that contemporary social movements are a result of the economic shift to a post-industrial economy and second, these social movements are unique and therefore, different from the social movements of the industrial age.
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Drug Possession in Russia Sociology Case Study
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According to statistics collected by the Federal Narcotics Control Service, the number of drug addicts is now almost twice larger than in 2002. “Russian law enforcement sources point to the enormous and rapid rise of the drug trade within Russia as reflected in the number of users, the geographical spread of the problem, and the variety of drugs used”.
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How Asians Look in the Westerners Eyes Sociology Coursework
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The other stereotype of remarking all Asians especially the Chinese as rude is also a point of discrimination. The rudeness problem is most prevalent among the illiterate population of such Asian men. Such Asian men do not know how to communicate in the English language. The only language that they are able to communicate in is their native language.
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Yao Ming in the USA Sociology Case Study
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Many incidents have been reported about cases of civil war that have forced people to move to other countries so that they can find peace and other essentials of life.Life in a new country is often not very easy, one has to start getting adopted to a new culture, quite different from that which he has been used to.
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Disparagement of Blacks in America Due to Drug Enforcement Policies Sociology Coursework
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The objectives and the goal of the strategy are avoiding violent ways and in solving drug-related crimes and finally eliminate the stereotypes in the mind of many Americans who still believe that drug-related crimes are linked to the black population. Successful indicators are linked to reducing the level of black drug-related crime from government criminal records.
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Drug Trafficking in Guinea-Bissau Sociology Coursework
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The criminology theories do not identify the reason behind specific crimes. In addition, they cannot explain the reason behind one individual committing armed robbery, whilst another indulges in the theft. In the absence of knowledge, as to why a crime takes place, it is very difficult to develop an effective system to prevent recidivism.
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Mass Incarceration in the US as the New Jim Crow Sociology Case Study
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During the period between the 1880s and the 1960s, Most of the American regions were governed by the infamous Jim Crow laws. The Jim Crow laws provided legal frameworks that abolished interaction among people from different races in America. Additionally, the laws outlined that the whites were more superior to people from other races.
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Crystal Meth in Kuwait Sociology Case Study
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Crystal meth is one of the drug menaces facing the world today. Users cite many reasons for using the drug though most admit that depression encourages drug use in one way or another. The focus of this essay is to bring critically examine the reasons behind the prevalent of crystal meth use among teens and young adults with reference to Kuwait.
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The Process of Economic Globalization Nowadays Sociology Coursework
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One would make no mistake pointing out that fact that up to a certain extent China might be regarded as a hostage of its success: it was able to develop its social life, based on the achievements of the economy; however, is the process of economic globalization is stopped or is reversed, this is likely to have a considerable negative impact.
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The Role of the Middle Class in Socioeconomic and Political Development Sociology Coursework
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The temporary situation of the living standards of the middle class in Hong-Kong remains quite tense. The level of income of the average population is not enough for the citizens of the city, even in relation to the prior living standards. The greatest obstacle for their effective functioning in society is the question of real estate.
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The Ban on Women Driving in Saudi Arabia Sociology Coursework
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The discussions in this paper help to make a conclusion about the ban on women driving in Saudi Arabia. The conclusion that will be made is that there are several implications that the existing ban has on women as stakeholders of society. There is however a fundamental problem that has made it very difficult to have a solution to the issue. 
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Race and Ethnic Relations in Ferguson Sociology Case Study
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Social mobility is like a multidimensional and complex phenomenon that incorporates the income and the wealth of groups, but also, their social recognition and political power. is what defines inequality and race. The events in Ferguson, MO are differently seen in the African–American community and the white community.
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The Barriers to Benefits for Asylum Refugees in the United States of America Sociology Case Study
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Purposive sampling will be used in the identification of ten refugees who have been denied asylum, as well as five asylum officers. In addition, purposive sampling will identify five lawyers who have handled asylum cases and five immigration judges. For this reason, the research will have four different groups of participants.
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Exercise on Work Time Sociology Coursework
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Statistics by the CDC (2012) indicate that approximately 70% of company expenditures related to healthcare are because of conditions that can be prevented. The report also shows that companies that have opted to support the ability of employees to manage good health rather than managing illness costs have considerably lowered the chances of paying out huge healthcare claims.
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The Western Cultures View of Gender Roles Sociology Case Study
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According to him, categories such as that of race have lost the biological basis. At one time in the past, gender was used to explain human behaviors, with the claim that the behaviors were based on biological imperatives. Currently, however, gender and sex are regarded as social constructs that are not determined by either human biology.
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The Roles and Fates of Women in Society Sociology Case Study
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Their works are rich mines for insights into the modes of being of women in their respective times, as well as into the specific interfaces between the inner lives of the women on the one hand and the larger society that they belonged to. Those interfaces between the personal and the public are arenas where the private aspects of the women’s lives.
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Consumerism as a Social-Psychological Phenomenon Sociology Case Study
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In recent years, researchers are increasingly paying attention to the problems of the consumer society. Critics of the ideology of consumerism indicate that in a consumer society large sums of money are spent on the purchase of goods, and it does not lead to long-term satisfaction or happiness, and manufacturers spend huge sums of money.
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Transition to De-Personalized Virtual Interactions as an Amoral Process Sociology Case Study
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Life for modern individuals can best be described as a virtual grid. That is quite different from the way life used to be only as recent as the mid-20th century. Robots and advanced technology were still the subjects of science fiction novels and vivid imagination. People communicated by meeting face-to-face and by talking on the telephone.
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The American Slow Food Movement Sociology Case Study
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The American slow food movement is a global campaign created to encourage alternatives to fast food and struggle towards conserving conventional and regional dishes (Slow Food USA, 2015). The Slow Food movement also encourages the growth of plants, cultivation of seeds, and rearing of livestock innate to the domestic ecosystem.
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The Concept and Measurement of the Obesogenic Environment Sociology Case Study
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The obesogenic environment is a sociological concern because it underlies the social factors that impact how people define their health-based identities and the social, economic, and political dynamics that promote and reinforce obesity. The paper discusses the issue of conceptualizing and measuring the obesogenic environment.
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Contemporary Society and Sustainability Sociology Coursework
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There has been a lot of effort towards developing means and ways of coping with soil erosion. This activity usually occurs on barren land and sloping pieces of land. This sector has incorporated technology in determining the levels of fertility of the soil and its ability to hold against the effects of running water and wind. 
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One Night Stand Sociology Coursework
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These changes have developed a new relationship strategy where the youths embrace sexual behaviors more than they did in the past. Sociologists, psychologists, and other scholars have participated in major causes of cultural changes, sexuality, and the dangers of various sexual behaviors. Still, the idea of a one night stand has not been taken seriously until several years ago.
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The Millennium Development Goals Sociology Case Study
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These goals are designed to forge a common plan towards combating some of the challenges and problems that have bedeviled the world over the past. It is important to note and mention that the goals are achievable, realistic and actionable. The United Nations helped to design and formulate policy frameworks of achieving the goals.
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Treatment of Smokers in the USA, Great Britain, and Canada Sociology Case Study
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The question of smoking and its perception by the public is an issue that has touched every nation. People’s attitudes to its health effect are those factors, which determine the situation. The common belief of smoking governs social relations to the extent that tobacco users have become social misfits due to their bad practice.
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The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 Sociology Case Study
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The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 is a legislation that was passed by the US Congress, with the aim of achieving equal rights and opportunities for people with disabilities in the USA. The key focus of the law was to ensure the people with disabilities were treated equally with the non-disabled people in terms of their human rights.
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Increasing Homelessness in the US Sociology Coursework
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The government has a role in providing decent houses to its large population (National Alliance to End Homelessness, 2013). Similarly, adequate housing and living is a right of any American citizen, hence the responsibility of the government. However, the government is doing less to accommodate or house the homeless hence increasing the trend.
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The Social Stratification in the U.S Sociology Coursework
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From the family’s social structure understanding and the resultant rise from one social class to another, it is right to say that social stratification is not a permanent situation. The family progress from one social class to the next falls under the functionalism theoretical perspective of social stratification owing to a variety of reasons. 
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Destiny House Homeless Sociology Case Study
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Destiny House was started by Mr. and Mrs. Willie Shields in February 2012. The mission of this facility is to provide shelter and referrals for food, case management, employment assistance, life skills training, substance abuse treatment services, support services, and an avenue for self-sufficiency for those who are homeless in the community.
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Impact of Social Class on Racism Sociology Coursework
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Society is built on perceptions, which define the expected norms at all times. In the course of its definition, social classes are established, discrimination becomes part of daily accusations, rulers are crowned, businesses prosper, and society grows (Sider, 2008). Commonly as expected, the rich categorically locate an attractive estate to live, and so do the poor.
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The Point of the Macro-Sociological Theory Sociology Coursework
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Members should be encouraged to do away with the misleading myths and concepts about discrimination. The members should be educated on affirmative action about good citizenship. They should be taught how the law states about oppression and its punishments. American teachers had an effort to combat science and scientific knowledge to explain racism.
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Tattoo in the Workplace between Acceptance and Rejection in the Society Sociology Coursework
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A report published by Foxnews (2006) exhibits the story of a 27-year-old girl who holds multiple degrees and an impressive portfolio in her academia but is also concerned with the acceptance of her body art in the corporate, indicating a demand to revise dress codes in the modern American workplaces.
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Animal Abuse and Dog Fighting Sociology Coursework
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According to sociology, deviance is an act of wandering away from recognized standards in social behavior. Animal abuse as a result of an individual’s psychological state is termed as a deviant behavior in the community. Some individuals who have experienced early childhood mistreatment acts tend to be rough when handling animals in society.
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A Sociological Problem among Immigrants Sociology Coursework
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Most of the participants belonged to the Asian continent whereas only one belonged to the African continent, two were from India, two from Vietnam, one from the Philippines, One from Pakistan, One from China, and one from Mexico. All of them gave the same reason for immigration that was to have a brighter future ahead and provide for their families.
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What the Factors Causing Racism in Soccer Sociology Coursework
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Results reveal that racism in soccer has been occurring and continues to dominate the world of football in this modern era. They portray racism in soccer as a social vice that society should not tolerate. While most news articles discuss the occurrences of racism in soccer, some offer possible solutions to solving the issue. 
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Policy Paper on End-of-Life Issues in the United States Sociology Coursework
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The American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine and the National Quality Forum among other experts have recommended that the Patient Order for Life-Sustaining Care (POLST) be rolled out nationally(Giovanni, 2012). POLST was the program adopted by the Oregon legislature at around the same time PSDA was enacted.
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The Balance between Work and Family Sociology Coursework
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Setting realistic goals and expectations is a factor that is to be considered in balancing life at work and at home. Goals are important in this aspect as it will guide the time of an individual, both at home and at the workplace (Gerson, 2010). Perceptions, expectations, and attitudes also are important in understanding the relationship that one has in different places.
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Divorce in Modern Society Sociology Coursework
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In the era of industrialization, there has been a considerable amount of transformation in the world. It provided opportunities for women to meet their basic needs for survival and refuse the drawback of previous generations. They started having the chance to have the power and control over themselves and others too.
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