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This document contains 20 questions related to various sociological topics such as marriage, gender roles, religion, education, criminal justice, voting, social class, child development, environmentalism, and teenage pregnancy. The questions explore how social factors like income, gender, place of origin, and social class can influence behaviors and outcomes in these areas. Overall, the document examines how society and social norms shape many aspects of people's lives.
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- 2. In the twentieth century, where in some states gay marriage is now legal, it is then also socially expectable for gay married couples to have children? 2.? Why does society believe that children that come from a mixed family will have social difficulties while growing up due to the fact that they do not know which race to identify with?
- 3. 1. Why is it not socially acceptable ? for a man to cry? 2. Why is it not socially acceptable for women to be the main source of income, and a man to stay at home with the children while she is at work? ?
- 4. 1. Does a person¡¯s place of origin contribute to whether a person continues in the religion they are brought up in? 2.???How many people in the twentieth century, are bringing their children up in any kind of religion at all in the United States of America?
- 5. How much does television desensitize society to violence, and therefore what are the effects of that? How does our social class affect the likelihood of adult violence?
- 6. 1. Why do some states in America accept the death penalty while others do not? 2.?Why is the number of people incarcerated in America increasing every year?
- 7. How many younger generation adults, cherish their right to vote, and how many put it into practice? 2. How much as a society do we value our right to vote for and choose our leaders as compared to other societies?
- 8. How does your social class affect the quality of education you receive? ??????? Does a child¡¯s social class also effect the events that lead to a child bringing a gun into school with them?
- 9. 1. Does a child¡¯s family income effect how a child mentally develops very early on in life? 2. At what age do young children begin to feel social pressure?
- 10. Does a person¡¯s place of origin effect the amount of respect they have for the environment? 2. Does your gender also effect the amount of respect you have for the environment?
- 11. 1. Does income effect how far a teen mother will go in life?????? 2. In America, is teenage pregnancy more accepted today than it was in the nineteen fifties?