Year 11 Sociology Step Up Revisit

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Sociology studies...

• Chemistry and chemical reactions
• Biology and living organisms
• Physics and energy
• Society and social behavior

Noah, David, and Charlotte are conducting a study on how witnessing a car accident influences their decision making. They need to study...

• sociology

• food science

• mechanical engineering

• psychology

William, Maya, and Rohan are part of a large family. John is observing them to understand how their family relationships influence their decision making. What is John studying?

• sociology

• food science

• mechanical engineering

• psychology

Sociologists explore how one's personal troubles can be public issues, which of the following can be public issues?

• A family in Melbourne struggles to pay rent

• An international student in Melbourne struggles to find a job

• A female cybersecurity expert struggles to make friend in workplace

• A VCE Student struggles to balance studying and working

Sociological Imagination allows us to explore the social world from multiple points of view, free from assumption and bias. It involves analysing a phenomenon with 4 factors in mind: Historical factors, Structural factors, Cultural factors, and Critical factors. Which of the following questions could help us understand the historical factors of an issue?

• How does the economy shape our choices?

• What do different cultures consider 'normal'?

• What can we learn from history about current events or trends?

• What are possible alternative fultures?

Sociological Imagination allows us to explore the social world from multiple points of view, free from assumption and bias. It involves analysing a phenomenon with 4 factors in mind: Historical factors, Structural factors, Cultural factors, and Critical factors. Which of the following questions could help us understand the cultural factors of an issue?

• How does the economy shape our choices?

• What do different cultures consider 'normal'?

• What can we learn from history about current events or trends?

• What are possible alternative fultures?

Sociological Imagination allows us to explore the social world from multiple points of view, free from assumption and bias. It involves analysing a phenomenon with 4 factors in mind: Historical factors, Structural factors, Cultural factors, and Critical factors. Which of the following questions could help us understand the structual factors of an issue?

• How does the economy shape our choices?

• What do different cultures consider 'normal'?

• What can we learn from history about current events or trends?

• What are possible alternative fultures?

Sociological Imagination allows us to explore the social world from multiple points of view, free from assumption and bias. It involves analysing a phenomenon with 4 factors in mind: Historical factors, Structural factors, Cultural factors, and Critical factors. Which of the following questions could help us understand the critical factors of an issue?

• How does the economy shape our choices?

• What do different cultures consider 'normal'?

• What can we learn from history about current events or trends?

• What are possible alternative fultures?