this is a sociology question, i have to observe a group of people and write about,it doesn't matter ?
Q. who it is,any ideas on interesting people that i can observe? good ideas will be appreciated.
Asked by sinajina - Thu Aug 28 17:08:25 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It would probably benefit you to observe social interactions within your own age group (or similar). Try to observe in PUBLIC places to where you taking field notes would not seem out of the norm...public library, courtyard at your university, public park, break room at work or school, starbucks, etc. It will be easier to report on the observation of a dyad or triad (as opposed to a single individual). Good luck!
Answered by The Original V - Thu Aug 28 22:29:54 2008

about the social groups of sociology, small and large group examples and its definition?
Q. this is under the associational group.. thanks, i need it badly..
Asked by ^Flax^ - Tue Sep 25 22:07:37 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The power of thinking in society and sociology module in general:
Answered by Neophytos C - Thu Sep 27 05:19:00 2007

Will you answer this group sex poll (sociology class)?
Q. I was in a sociology class, and the teacher (a women) had us fill out an anonymous survey on sexuality. In my random, seemingly mundane class in the south, almost 50% of the class said they had a group sex experience. Can this possibly be true, or do people just like to exaggerate? Have you had one?
Asked by rjandpj2007 - Tue Aug 26 13:12:45 2008 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I've done it 3 times (different people). I'd say it is quite common. Why would anyone lie about it?
Answered by Billy Rebel - Tue Aug 26 13:35:42 2008

Regarding sociology terms, what is the difference between an "in-group" and "reference group" ?
Q. Regarding sociology terms, what is the difference between an "in-group" and "reference group" ?
Asked by Amanda W - Tue Oct 14 16:55:01 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. reference group (is that the dork froup?) is usually a little smaller. Otherwise nothing
Answered by Zombie Elf - Tue Oct 14 17:01:13 2008

what is a primary group, in sociology?
Q. i've searched google and whatnot, but i can't seem to find what i'm looking for. can you help?
Asked by Megan W - Mon May 25 19:41:55 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

sociology revision!! what is a group interivew?
Q. whats a group interview? , and also what are some advantages and disadvantages of this research method? Also ,are group interviews ,structured or unstructured interviews? please help me! thanks(:
Asked by Laura - Mon Jun 21 06:14:04 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. group research is a qualitative method. performed by planned discussion and interview with small group of people conducted by moderator. participants are sampled from the study population. aim is to obtain knowledge of the participant's considerations and ideas. method is feasible in illuminating the variation of viewpoints held in a population. method provides data in a social context it is used as an alternative to individual interviews, or in the initial development of a questionnaire. The focused interviews is feasible in methodological triangulation or when other methods are suboptimal. group interviews is considered to be of value in health research
Answered by chinaherewecome - Thu Jun 24 20:32:33 2010

People who march on the street are considered the temporary group in sociology . Need more examples plz help!!?
Q. i need to make a collage for sociology about temporary groups (like marching protestors) , so i need pictures , but the only thing i can come up with is marching protestors . i need more examples . PlEase help !!!
Asked by The Deviant 6 - Sun Feb 28 18:09:25 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Since the English Defence League was formed last year, it was inevitable they would come to Stoke because of the pockets of significant support the BNP has built up in the city. While the EDL claim to be hitting the road to protest against the existence of extreme Islamism, in reality this is a pretext for footy hooligans to mix it up with asian youth and anti-fascists. The EDL's record of their visits to Luton, Manchester, Birmingham, Nottingham and now Stoke can leave no doubt that peaceful protest is the last thing on their mind. In Stoke the police shipped the majority of EDL (who came in on coaches) to Wetherspoons in Hanley from midday. Below is footage from inside the pub: More...
Answered by Ivan Teorilang - Wed Mar 3 19:44:23 2010

Is being a double major way too difficult if you have a campus job and involved in a group on campus?
Q. I don't expect it to be easy but I don't want to take more than I can handle. I could just minor. I'm a sociology major and I want to minor in Spanish and thinking about double majoring
Asked by Sade V - Wed Jul 22 21:43:36 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I have a friend who worked 20 hours a week, was part of a few clubs, and she double majored a combined astronomy-physics program with a math program. So, yes, double majoring is entirely possible if you want to do it. Whether or not a double major is too difficult depends on what a particular individual can handle. If you are very intelligent and have an excellent work ethic and don't mind giving up things, like time to party on the weekends, then you should be able to easily complete a double major. If, however, you want time for dating, and social activities, or can't handle stress well, or don't have a good work ethic, then don't do it. The only person who can decide if you can handle it or not is you. However, if you do major in both,… [cont.]
Answered by alien3starr - Wed Jul 22 22:10:46 2009

What is meants by the term "Godhead" and why is it so important to understanding a group's religion?
Q. In regard to Anthropology/Sociology
Asked by yes i know all the answers - Wed Dec 17 14:01:26 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Godhead references the central religious figure in a society. It is the primary basis for how a group will conduct itself.
Answered by goddess - Wed Dec 17 14:05:54 2008

How does a group owner pass on ownership to a moderator and remove himself?
Q. I moderate a group for corrections officers only who are all union members. Our group owner got promoted to Lt. and is now management and must remove himself from our group. He does not know how to transfer the ownership of the group to me. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Asked by JohnnyO - Wed Apr 29 14:12:36 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Find them in your membership list. Click edit membership under their name or i.d. scroll down and click change to owner or moderator and follow the prompts. You could just leave the group then or edit your own membership so you are only a member.
Answered by Riki - Wed Apr 29 16:24:45 2009

Chemistry: What are the different solubilities of Group 2 compounds?
Q. Can anyone tell me anything about the solubility of Group 2 hydroxides, sulphates, nitrates and carbonates? Thank you.
Asked by Kate M - Wed Apr 28 12:04:48 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. hydroxides, sulphates, nitrates and carbonates In group two, only hydroxides of barium are soluble in water All sulfates of group two elements are soluble All nitrates are soluble Carbonates - all group two are insoluble The way you want to figure things out is looking at the lewis diagrams. A polar compound dissolves in water because water is polar, but that won't tell you everything You want to be looking at sizes of the atoms and other periodic trends
Answered by splorf!!!!!! - Sun May 2 09:43:04 2010

Human blood is grouped into 4 categories.What are the blood groups of other mammal? Is there any similar group?
Q. We have 4 blood groups, accordingly at the time of transfusion doctors can decide compatibility. What are the blood groups of other mammals like cows, dogs, pigs etc.If there is/are any similar blood group's of animals then whether ESR( erythrocyte sedimentation rate )of those blood group will match with the human beings and can be transfused to human being and vice versa?
Asked by George B - Wed Oct 22 01:52:38 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Cats have A, B and AB but they are not the same as the blood groups in humans by the same name. Dogs have dozens of blood groups, but they're not all incompatable with each other. There are two main groups which are though, and you can get dogs that lack both of those antigens. Cattle and horses also have many blood groups. Equine hospitals don't bother matching blood for compatability though, they just use a universal donor. Cattle medicine doesn't cross match blood groups either, because you can get away with one transfusion that doesn't match without killing the cow. Pigs I ave totally forgotten. You can't safely transfer bood from one species to another, but there are a variety of synthetic fluids created which work in all… [cont.]
Answered by Nearly-Dr Ferox - Wed Oct 22 06:56:30 2008

Lobbying groups: How does one determine if a lobbying group is representing ones interests?
Q. I am interested in finding out more about this group: But I want to know who their sponsors are. Are they manufactures of chemicals, (Monsanto maybe) or companies being investigated for pollution using the word "environment" to sound nice? How can one find out what a lobbying groups true motivation is? And who is sponsoring or supporting the group?
Asked by Harry Gams - Mon Oct 5 20:26:49 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. A person would need to investigate and find references to see who they truly work for...the public or special interest...and if they are heavily invested in wool (the type that is use to pull over people's eyes). Mari's last statement make a lot of sense. As with any group trying to sway public opinion or acting in regard to public interest, you still need to delve in what the substance of their being is and who are the ones that are truly funding them. The above link link is to a Wiki about the one site in question. Wiki is good, but the information presented is not always written in stone. Here is what I came up with a search engine result for them... I hope this information is of some use.
Answered by Shaula - Wed Oct 7 16:53:46 2009

What happens to a Yahoo Groups group when the moderator or owner abandons it. How can someone else take over?
Q. I found a group I'd like to run and the owners email is bouncing. Instead of starting a new similar group I wish to take over the abandoned group.
Asked by Brian - Thu Sep 3 17:12:43 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. you can put in a request, but don't hold your breath..this has been a ongoing problem with groups for a long time..
Answered by MUSTANG_MAN - Thu Sep 3 17:22:19 2009

Are the other group administrators notified if a member is removed from a facebook group?
Q. I am administrator in a group with a bunch of other people. I wanna remove someone. It is a school group and they weren't on Green Team. If I were to remove said person, will my fellow administrators be notified?
Asked by John - Fri Jul 17 19:49:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. No, they won't. You all have equal rights to the groups so what the hell do they need to know for? lol
Answered by iHeartYou - Fri Jul 17 19:59:03 2009

How can you delete a group without deleting your contacts in Earthlink Webmail?
Q. My boss has earthlink web mail and I need to delete a group we made. I want to delete the group but not all the contacts in the group. I still want the contacts in his address book, just not organized in that group. How do I do that? I am not familliar with earthlink mail.
Asked by Hope - Sat Dec 12 13:31:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You cant
Answered by Aces - Wed Dec 16 12:45:46 2009

Were the groups of 12 in American idol randomly mixed? How were the group combinations selected?
Q. That makes a big difference. If you have a group of 12 in which most of the singers are strong versus a weaker group of 12, many stronger singers will be voted off and many weaker singers will get pushed through. Were the groups randomly mixed?
Asked by Peachy Keen - Thu Feb 19 10:42:52 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I think the judges determine that As you said, if all strong ones were put together, then we will lose alot of good ones This week performance, its basically what it should be. Many of them can't sing well. This way, it ensure that only strong ones goes through. Those weaker ones will not go through because of popular vote or mischievous votes We don't want to see a repeat of Sanjaya of last season.
Answered by The Nerd Next Door - Thu Feb 19 11:32:35 2009

What the three main and nastiest group of bacteria ruling earth presently?
Q. What are the main groups of bacteria ruling earth now? There are three main groups of bacteria ruling earth from the Arabic world: The moon bacteria, the sun bacteria, and the stars bacteria, which call themselves 666. As their ability is to mimic and replicate they have replaced the original worshipers of the sun and keep them enslaved. These Asian vermins have become white, black, yellow, and all species that they can replicate and so are the insects that are part of bacteria s retinue. The moon bacteria are worshipers of the moon. They live mostly in darkness or shade and the insects serving them are night insects and if they are there during the day, they keep the sun at a lower level of heat using the clouds. The sun bacteria… [cont.]
Asked by experienced - Sun Jan 17 11:42:52 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Life consumes life ~~~ Life consumes Life Take it for what it s worth Birth begs to be fed Earth ate the dead No matter what the spread Iron Oxide rust red Life consumes Life I said Phage out numbers all of life combined Bores into bacteria Consumes until it dies A Murder of crows to pick out the eyes An eating frenzy never satisfied Life is a banquet A cannibalistic feast For everything is the fodder From the great whale to the hungered yeast
Answered by I'm Gumby Damn It! - Sun Jan 17 14:14:40 2010

How do you determine if a group is a religion or a cult?
Q. I think the criteria by which we should determine if a group is a cult is the degree to which they manipulate their members to engage in self-destructive behaviors. If a group brainwashes its members to molest children (like Children of God), become prostitutes, or commit mass suicide, then they're a cult. But, if the group is well-intentioned and DOESN'T manipulate its members to engage these harmful activities, then they're a religion. Is my assessment correct? How do you determine if a group is a religion or a cult?
Asked by Maid Mesmera - Thu Apr 9 23:38:35 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The world cult does not mean the same thing as the word religion. And we can see this from use; very few people use those words interchangeably. One difference pops up right away, which is that almost nobody wants to be considered a cult or a member of one. It has a very negative connotation. This explains some of those outliers we just mentioned. Some people who use those words to denote the same thing are anti-theists. If you hate all religion, then perhaps the distinction that one is really bad is lost upon you. Another group of outliers is four-hundred-year olds. By which we generally mean literature, not people. Up until the seventeenth century, the world cult DID just mean a specific sub-type of religion. It shared the same… [cont.]
Answered by Doctor Why - Mon Apr 13 15:02:12 2009

How to & register a Society or Group as an International Society or Group & what are its criteria?
Q. Kindly advise us, if you can with legal implication. We are a group of Internet users who want to register our group which a social linguistic group of people spread over all around the world. How to go about it and where to register it and where to open account etc. We are planning it in a Indian city. Is it ok? Regards. Binay
Asked by pandey_binay - Sat May 20 06:26:09 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It is very easy.Cotact the neares lawyers/agent of your area. Rest will be taken care by them and within a week you will get the certificate
Answered by Arkitectindia - Sat May 20 07:33:19 2006