Soc1502 - understanding south africa Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Final Revision Document for Sociology 1502. SOC1502 - Understanding South Africa: Families, Education, Identities And Inequality

SOC1502 MCQ EXAM PACK 2022. Which of the following statements correctly describe how human beings became differentiated? @m@ = Epidemics played a role in shaping the genetic inheritance of population groups 2 Darker skin protected against skin cancer in areas where there was little sunshine 3 There was extensive inbreeding between early humans and modern human beings 4 The period from the rise of the first humans to the present was too short for any genetic differences to evolve between po...

SOC1502 Understanding South Africa: Families, Education, Identities And Inequality Study Questions and Exams . Terms in this set (336) 3. speak different languages 4. practise a recognized religion Seeing patterns means that a sociologist needs to be able to: 1. compare the behaviour of individuals from different societies 2. compare one society to another 3. identify similarities in how social groups respond to social pressure 4. compare individuals to groups 3. identify simi...

Final Revision Document for Sociology 1502. Sociology in South Africa was initially  Directed to the solution of local social problems  Combined with social work courses  Centered on the alleviation of poverty  Focussed on race relations 2. The foll statements reflect the study of Sociology  It is about all aspects of life  Studies both the abstract and unobservable as well as the concrete and observable  Studies interactions between people as well as institutions...

SOC1502 - Understanding South Africa: Families, Education, Identities And Inequality. Sociology in South Africa was initially  Directed to the solution of local social problems  Combined with social work courses  Centered on the alleviation of poverty  Focussed on race relations 2. The foll statements reflect the study of Sociology  It is about all aspects of life  Studies both the abstract and unobservable as well as the concrete and observable  Studies interaction...