THINK Sociology Canadian 2nd Edition Carl Test Bank
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THINK Sociology Canadian 2nd Edition Carl Test Bank
Product details:
- ISBN-10 : 0205929931
- ISBN-13 : 978-0205929931
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With an engaging visual design, unique pedagogical features, and integrated Canadian content, THINK Sociology 2ce continues to be an introductory Sociology text your students will actually read. Its journalistic, first-person writing style will engage your students while delivering the core concepts in a way that they can actually understand.
Informed with the latest Canadian and international research and the most contemporary examples, THINK Sociology 2ce allows you to bring current events directly into your classroom. Its focus on Sociology in practice–such as understanding the role of the media, social interaction, and the role of socialization and our social institutions–makes content accessible and applicable to today’s students.
Students using THINK Sociology can also visit the ThinkSpot, an open-access website providing tools to help them interact with the material and achieve a better grade.
Table of contents:
Chapter 1. Sociology: An Introduction to the Foundations of Sociology
Chapter 2. Sociological Research: How Do We Learn about Society?
Chapter 3. Culture: A Framework for the Individual
Chapter 4. Social Structure and Interaction: Micro and Macro Orientations
Chapter 5. Socialization: The Process of Fitting into Society
Chapter 6. Groups and Societies: Understanding our Environment
Chapter 7. Social Class in the United States: Stratification in a Modern Society
Chapter 8. Global Stratification: Wealth and Poverty in the World
Chapter 9. Population and Environmental Impact: How Do Societies Deal with Growing Numbers?
Chapter 10. Race and Ethnic Stratification: Is it a Question of Color?
Chapter 11. Gender Stratification: The Social Side of Sex
Chapter 12. Aging and Health: The Graying of Society
Chapter 13. Crime and the Legal System: How Do Societies Respond to Crime and Deviance?
Chapter 14. Marriage and Family: How Do Societies Perpetuate Themselves?
Chapter 15. Education and Religion: How Do Societies Pass on Information?
Chapter 16. Economy and Politics: How Do Societies Support and Govern Themselves?
Chapter 17. Social Movements, Collec
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