Category: Sociology

Your task is to create your perfect, ideal community. You can choose where it is, who lives there, and what you believe in. Using what we have learned about communities, stratification, socialization, and elements of cultures, design your community with detail and care. You will turn in three things for this assignment: your community outline and your visual representation.
Community Outline (Addressing each issue and the accompanying questions in complete sentences with detailed explanations of your reasoning. Remember, you should address the WHY or WHY NOT of your decisions. Also, if anything is free to members of the community, you must explain how you’re paying for it.)
Visual Representation of your Utopian Community(Show us what’s in your head! Provide a map/illustration of your community filled with details that help visualize what you described in the answers to your questions. Remember, if you have people working at restaurants, there should be restaurants in your visual representation. Likewise, if people go to parks in their free time, there should be parks in your illustration.)
A self-evaluation (can be found in the last two slides and should be included in your slides but has also been placed below)
Further instructions and a rubric can be found here:

Develop a 2–3-page paper discussing how a film, TV show, video game, or book (of your choosing) relates to a topic in sociology discussed in one of the following chapters:
Chapter 11: Race & Ethnicity
Chapter 12: Gender, Sex, & Sexuality
Chapter 14: Relationships, Marriage & Family
Chapter 15: Religion
Chapter 16: Education
Chapter 19: Health and Medicine
Chapter 21: Social Movements & Social Change
Content and Format Guidelines:
Summary:
Briefly summarize the film, TV show, or novel, that you are using for your paper. That is, do not assume that I have seen the movie, TV show, or have read the book that you will be talking about. Give me a little background; set the stage for what you will be discussing in greater detail in the rest of your paper.
Note the word “brief,” meaning approximately 1-2 paragraphs. The summary should not be longer than your analysis.
Key Terms/ Concepts:
Incorporate at least five (but feel free to use more) of the key terms from the chapter you chose.
Define each term/concept you mention in your own words. – In other words, do not simply “name-drop” and move on, and do not merely restate the glossary definition.
Tip: How would you explain the meaning of the term if you did not have the textbook in front of you (or access to the internet)?
Underline or bold each term/concept you use in your paper.
Overall Analysis: The idea here is to “dig deep,” “read between the lines,” “go beyond the surface” – Get what I’m saying? Put on your sociological lenses. Pick apart your reference and find what factors are at play. Your analysis should provide context clues that contribute to the meaning of the concepts, which demonstrates, to me, your understanding of the material.
Explain how the reference you chose is relevant to the topic discussed in the chapter. (You may focus on the chapter topic as a whole or on a particular section(s) within the chapter).
Identify and describe specific examples from your source that illustrate key terms.
If you are feeling stuck, ask yourself:
What is it about this film, TV show, video game or novel that made me think it would be good to write about for the assignment?
Remember to think about the concepts discussed in the chapter – which ones play a role in this film, etc.? – how so?
How might this be interpreted by different social groups?
What could be the underlying message(s)?
General Layout:
The paper should be typed, 2–3 pages in length, double-spaced (between lines not between words), with 1-inch margins on all sides, and in 12-point, Times New Roman font (including punctuation!).
Citing References:
Use either MLA or APA format.
All work (words/sentences/ideas that do not come directly from your brain) must be properly cited with in-text citations, AND the end of your paper/presentation must include a Works Cited/Reference page (or slide) that lists the full citation of all of your sources.
!!! Not citing sources will result in a zero on the assignment, regardless of how brilliant your work is!!!
Hint: You automatically have two sources that need to be listed: the course textbook and the media source where your character is from.
You are not required to use additional sources but if you do, they must be properly cited.
Please reach out to me or the writing center if you have any questions about citing sources.

I need 2 page summary and 2 page evaulation, total being 4 pages. It is on the article “Trajectory Guarding: Managing Unwanted, Ambiguously Sexual Interactions at Work”. 
For the summary, the instructions are: Here state what you have read, by whom, in what source, and what it is about?  Incorporate two direct or indirect text citations: quote/paraphrasing (see “ASA Format for Citations and References”in the course module, for the in-text citation examples!) . For the evaulation portion, the instructions are: Here discuss if the article information is important. Why or why not? What insights does this article add to your understanding and experience? Did you like the explanations?  Are there things from your experience or understanding that could add to the author’s explanation? (Incorporate two direct or indirect text citations!). 

An individual’s education level may have an impact on how he or she votes. How might other factors, such as marital status, employment status, religion, and military service, affect a person’s voting behavior?
Various levels of voting are associated with different gendered identities within race. In what ways might these patterns affect electoral outcomes? What does this suggest for future voting and electoral outcomes?
In what ways do your own political beliefs reflect your identities (race, class, and/or gender), and in what ways do your identities shape your political beliefs?
The labor and civil rights movements had a significant impact on identity and political coalitions. What other movements might have significantly influenced political institutions, identities, and outcomes? What does this suggest regarding the stability of political institutions?
Identity politics is a highly effective organizational tool, but identity movements can become focused on single issues. How might concentration on single issues and single identities serve not only to marginalize, but also to limit the effectiveness of a social movement?
The future belongs to all of us. Each generation, from oldest to youngest, has a stake in how well the political process operates. How might you, even at this point, become more involved in politics? What can you do within your institution or in the wider community to help support positive change?
Your initial post should be at least 500 words in length.

This is the last part of my sociology research paper. I have already done the literature review and conducted 2 interviews, both are attached. I have also attached the rubric for what you need to do. Read the lit review & interviews and then write accordingly. 
– DO NOT upload your writing to Turnitin before submitting it to me.
– Do not use AI or plaigarise in any way.

Description, instructions, examples, and topics to choose from in pictures below. Contact me with any questions or confusion. 

To complete the assignment, you must first take two online EI Evaluation questionnaires. There are three options available to you. The first questionnaire is provided through the Bradberry and Greaves textbook. You will also see two websites with alternate questionnaires. Please choose two out of the three options available. Once you have completed the questionnaires, you will write a short paper, 2 pages in length, reflecting back over your results.Take into account the cover page and the reference page are in addition to the 2 pages required for the body of the paper.
Please provide the following:
Cover page
Introduction
Share your results
Body of Paper
What were your highest scores? What were your lowest scores? What did you immediately recognize as an area that you struggle with in regard to controlling your emotions? Did anything surprise you? Did you see an area of strength that you would like to build on?
Conclusion
How can understanding or recognizing your emotions be an asset personally? Professionally?
Reference page
Be sure to list your textbooks as a reference along with any other material you might have used as a source when discussing your results.
Keep in mind your paper will need to conform to APA 7th EditionLinks to an external site. formatting standards. With that said, since this is a self-assessment reflection, feel free to use personal pronouns when completing this assignment. Contact me with any questions.
Resources for Assessment:
OPTION 1: Emotional Intelligence Appraisal QuestionnaireLinks to an external site. ($40 Value/Free with the purchase of a new Bradberry and Greaves Textbook). It allows you two opportunities to take the questionnaire.)
OPTION 2: Test Your EQ quizLinks to an external site. provided by the Institute for Health and Human Potential.
OPTION 3: The MEIT Emotional Intelligence TestLinks to an external site. provided by Maetrix.
This activity is matched to the following Learning Outcomes: Complete the beginning of course assessment: Emotional Intelligence Appraisal, Identify Emotional Intelligence strengths and weaknesses in need of further development, Write clearly, concisely, and appropriately using standard English grammar, punctuation, usage, mechanics, sentence structure, and vocabulary, and use appropriate APA format for scholarly writings.

INSTRUCTIONS
Reply to THREE of the questions below;
Each essay should be approximately 400-600 words;
Each essay must include at least one citation from outside the class, in addition to citations from the reading in question;
Cite all sources using the citation style of your choice with a full bibliographic citation at the end of each essay;
Each essay is worth 5% of your final grade.
QUESTIONS
Karl Weick uses the case of the Mann Gulch fire to detail what happens to organizations in emergencies. First, use the example of Mann Gulch to explain why role structure is important to maintaining an organization. Then, define sensemaking, and provide your own example of an organization in an emergency that challenges this process. Finally, use your example to illustrate the four sources of resilience that will help the group survive this emergency.
Klaus Eder describes new social movements (NSMs) as a recent phenomenon of the late 20th century. First, provide THREE key features of NSMs that make them unique when compared to earlier social movements. Then, describe the role of class consciousness in social movements, and explain how NSMs operate in the absence of this common perspective. Finally, define moral crusade and provide an example of a NSM that illustrates this concept.
Tim Hallett and co-authors argue that it takes a lot of work to turn academic knowledge into public ideas. First, provide a current example of a public idea with cultural power; what makes this idea powerful? Next, provide THREE examples of mediators who have given this idea a career. Finally, define applicative flexibility and explain why you think your example idea resonates with the public today.
Jo Freeman analyzes the limitations of structureless organizations. First, describe the distinction between formal and informal structures in terms of collective action. Next, define THREE of the seven principles of democratic structuring, and explain how each prevents the emergence of an elite. Finally, how would Freeman reply to the claim that a structured organization will always be free from informal structures?
Mayer Zald describes the importance of culture for affecting social change. First, define ideology and provide an example of a social trend or movement that reflects this ideology. Next, describe the current cultural object or social structure these actors are trying to change. Then, provide THREE strategic frames that these actors use to influence culture. Which frame do you think has been most successful and why?

This paper is mostly done. It just needs a new introduction page at least a page long and a conclusion page at least a page long. If you want to expand some of the discussion content, that would be helpful, and I will tip you accordingly.
I have provided with the instructions and the paper. I have also included the only sources that can be used for this paper.

The directions are in the attached file, I need the peer review articles to come from the link this link: https://mcpherson.libguides.com/az/databases?q=ebscohost&preview=6e2338f8a833cb03411ef5b532b2fbac . Only five of the sources need to be peer reviewed and i have two articles that are not peer reviewed that can be used. I need this done before 11:30 so I understand if it is not perfect, but I need something to have in by tonight and I do not want AI. I have a few specific things I want you to talk about: (gender representation in esports compared to traditional sports, gender representation in chess in comparison to esports) as talking points, but you can include any other topics regarding gender disparities in esports. I just need to emphasize the importance of using the database in the link provided for the sources.
Here are the non-peer reviewed articles that I have already found for the paper:
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/16138171.2021.1930941
https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED623174
I will dicuss as much as I need to if you have any questions or any specific things you would want to know