SNHU Social Science Issues Related to War and Education Questions
Identify two social science issues related to war.
Identify two social science issues related to education.
Choose one of the five social institutions. Describe some of the factors that have influenced this social institution in India.
Use the reading about social institutions in India to identify two social science issues that could be researched further.
Describe two social norms in Dubai noted in the reading and explain how these social norms may differ from those of the culture that you grew up in.
What factors shape the social norms in Dubai? Name at least two, and describe how they shape the social norms.
What factors influence your society’s social norms? Name at least two social norms that exist in your culture, and describe the factors that influence them.
Based on the reading about Dubai, identify two social science issues that could be researched further.
Now choose a social science issue listed above, or pick one of your own. Adopt the social science perspective to ask a question about this issue from the point of view of a psychologist. What is a question that a psychologist might have about this social science issue?
Now choose a social science issue listed above, or pick one of your own. Adopt the social science perspective to ask a question about this issue from the point of view of a sociologist. What is a question that a sociologist might have about this issue?
Now choose a social science issue listed above, or pick one of your own. Adopt the social science perspective to ask a question about this issue from the point of view of an anthropologist. What is a question that an anthropologist might have about this issue?
Who occupies the social role of spiritual leader in most Papua New Guinean kinship groups?
What are the societal expectations for a woman’s social role in Papua New Guinea? What influences these expectations?
Within your own society, what social roles do you occupy? What other social roles could you occupy, if you chose to? How much choice does your society give you to occupy different social roles? How much flexibility do you have to fill that social role differently than society expects?
