Introduction to Sociology: The Basics |
Learn the definition of sociology and why it is important. Research some basic theories and perspectives related to sociology. |
Key Sociology Theorists |
Study the works of sociology theorists, including Marx, Weber, Durkheim, and Du Bois. |
Sociology Research Methods |
Find out what types of research methods are used in sociology. See how research is interpreted and used. |
Foundations of Society |
Discover the elements and perceptions of culture. Study social interaction theory alongside the various agents of socialization. |
Theories of Individual Social Development |
Look at theories explaining individuals’ social development. Survey the perspectives of Freud, Piaget, Kohlberg, Gilligan, Mead, and Erikson. |
Social Groups & Organizations |
Learn how social groups form and explore the characteristics of these groups. Study such concepts as groupthink, social loafing and social conformity. |
Diversity in Society |
Survey sociological theories of deviance, labeling theory and social-conflict theory. Examine the American class system alongside global stratification. |
Sex and Gender in Society |
See how much of a role gender plays in defining individuals and learn about the role of sex in society. |
Race and Ethnicity in Society |
Examine the ways race and ethnicity influence interactions between social minorities and majorities. Study theories used to explain prejudice. |
Aging in Society |
Explore theories of aging and learn about the challenges associated with growing older. |
Economics and Politics |
Discover the links between economics, politics and society by studying such topics as labor markets, the evolution of the economy, forms of government and social power theories. |
Social Institutions |
Study a range of social institutions, including family, religion, schools, and healthcare systems to explore their roles in society. |
Social Change Over Time |
Examine historical migration patterns, the growth of cities, and causes of demographic change. Take a look at crowd behavior along with the types and stages of social movements. |
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