Posted: March 23rd, 2017

How are the social institutions of family and religion the theoretically same? List at least 3 ways family & religion are similar in the structural functional approach & 3 ways family & religion are similar in the social conflict approach.

How are the social institutions of family and religion the theoretically same? List at least 3 ways family & religion are similar in the structural functional approach & 3 ways family & religion are similar in the social conflict approach. Also list three ways the social institutions of family and religion are similar in the symbolic interaction approach. 2. Apply social conflict, structural functional, & symbolic interaction perspectives to EITHER the social institution of medicine or education. Make sure that you are listing the manifest functions for the structural functional approach, the negative latent effects (inequality) for the social conflict approach, and explain how meanings, values, and perceptions play into how these social institutions work within society for the symbolic interaction approach. 3. Explain how culture changes as urbanization and technology advance. Think about examples of how culture has changed with the new technology (medicine, internet, cell phones, radar ect) List 2 good outcomes and 2 negative outcomes. Make sure that you watch the Must see Story of Stuff from the Content page and include a few ideas from the video in your post. Be very descriptive http://storyofstuff.org/index.php This is the video Link 4. Compare and contrast modernity and post modernity. Make sure you define both in your answer. List a positive and a negative outcome for both. (Remember that with industrialization (modernity) norms and values and thought patterns and beliefs and other cultural aspects change and continue to change in the post modern times which is the period which we are in.Why do you think we have not had any successful social movements since the 1960 s? Speculate how technology and individualism has impacted people s desire/motivations to participate in social change.