Class Notes for Sociology at University of Toronto Mississauga

find more resources at oneclass.com Lecture 8: Assignment Session Thursday, February 7, 2019 2:10 PM - Look at he some tips for writing an effective essay (the prof wrote it for soc class) Formattin...

find more resources at oneclass.com Lecture 7: Crime and Deviance Tuesday, February 5, 2019 2:01 PM Norm-Breaking Happened quite frequently - The picture there are women topless on the beach, th...

find more resources at oneclass.com Lecture 6: Interaction Thursday, January 31, 2019 2:10 PM Interaction: In terms of self-presentation and socialization Groups of two Larger groups, netwo...

Lecture 5: Cultures Tuesday, January 22, 2019 2:06 PM Test on Thursday : Textbook Content: 6 question Lecture Based: 10 questions Textbook Lecture: 14 question - Cultures the socially transmitted practices, languages, symb...

Lecture 4: Sociological Theory (Take from the PowerPoint 04_SOC100_Sociological theory, but a lot of detail and examples were added from the lectures) Symbolic Interactionism Max Weber, George Herbert Mead Weber critiqued ...

Lecture 3: Research Methods (cnt.) and Sociological Theory (Taken from the PowerPoint Research Methods and Sociological Theory, but a lot of details and examples were added from the lecture) Experiments Method most associa...

find more resources at oneclass.com Research Methods Thursday, January 10, 2019 Why do research and talk about it? Prevents us from having common sense approach to our social world - - Theory building ...

SOC100 Lecture 19 Environment and Social Movement Collective Action: Broad Occurs when people act in unison to bring about or resist social, political, and economic change Social Movements: Specific Collective attempts to ...

SOC100 Lecture 18 Technology and Media Technology: Practical application of scientific principles to improve human life oIt helps us control risk Human progress Industrialization pushed technology forward Risk Society: We ...

SOC100 Lecture 17 Health and Medicine There are huge discrepancies in life expectancy oCanada in 1867 was 44, in 2009 it is over 80; nearly doubled oLesotho in 2006 is worse than Canada in 1867 (200 years ago), why is that...

SOC100 Lecture 16 Education Functions of Education: Merit and sorting oBased on talent and effort oThe most talented and most intelligent get ahead Training oPerform essential tasks essential for society Socialization oPro...

SOC100 Lecture 16 Religion All people say that the gods also had a king because they themselves had kings either formerly or now for men create the gods after their own image, not only with regard to form, but also with re...

Communication Success 2 Communication Success 3 permacharts TM ...

Administrative law directly influences the life of every American citizen. All local, state and federal agencies operate pursuant to general Administrative law principles. An understanding of all administrative law functio...

l e a r n • r e f e r e n c e • r e v i e w permacharts TM CCriminal Law WHAT IS A CRIME? PARTIES TO CRIMES ...

Criminology 2 Criminology 3 permacharts TM ...

Sociology is the study of the principles that underlie social order. In this concise Guide, the reader has ready access to clear explanations and examples of important sociological theories. The often complex and contradic...