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Compare and contrast the functionalist, Marxist, and feminist positions on the decline of the family.
Compare and contrast the functionalist, Marxist, and feminist positions on the decline of the family.
Compare and contrast the functionalist, Marxist, and feminist positions on the decline of the family.
Sociology   Blittle5   55   Asked A year ago
Compare and contrast the divorce, marriage, and total fertility rates. What impacts do they have on ...
Compare and contrast the divorce, marriage, and total fertility rates. What impacts do they have on ...
Compare and contrast the divorce, marriage, and total fertility rates. What impacts do they have on the Canadian population?
Sociology   sunnisam   55   Asked A year ago
Compare and contrast marriage and cohabitation. What are the pros and cons of each?
Compare and contrast marriage and cohabitation. What are the pros and cons of each?
Compare and contrast marriage and cohabitation. What are the pros and cons of each?
Sociology   shaester   66   Asked A year ago
Child poverty is recognized as a major social problem in Canada. Why does child poverty exist, and ...
Child poverty is recognized as a major social problem in Canada. Why does child poverty exist, and ...
Child poverty is recognized as a major social problem in Canada. Why does child poverty exist, and what can Canadians do about it?
Sociology   rosenrot   57   Asked A year ago
Which type of authority do you believe is the most stable for modern societies? Be sure to ...
Which type of authority do you believe is the most stable for modern societies? Be sure to ...
Which type of authority do you believe is the most stable for modern societies? Be sure to illustrate your answer with examples.
Sociology   mombefor78   57   Asked A year ago
What is "the state" and how much influence does it have over the lives of Canadians?
What is "the state" and how much influence does it have over the lives of Canadians?
What is "the state" and how much influence does it have over the lives of Canadians?
Sociology   dex0388   59   Asked A year ago
What happened in the "free trade election" of 1988, and what lessons can be learned about the ...
What happened in the "free trade election" of 1988, and what lessons can be learned about the ...
What happened in the "free trade election" of 1988, and what lessons can be learned about the Canadian political system as a result?
Sociology   mylesnagop   56   Asked A year ago
Right-wing politics and left-wing politics are two opposing ideologies different in their outlook ...
Right-wing politics and left-wing politics are two opposing ideologies different in their outlook ...
Right-wing politics and left-wing politics are two opposing ideologies different in their outlook and applications. Imagine your friend asked you to explain the difference between the two ideologies. What would you say? Use examples in your answer to provide a full description.
Sociology   Kiyaa   57   Asked A year ago
Is populism really a threat to democracy or is the term simply used by mainstream politicians and ...
Is populism really a threat to democracy or is the term simply used by mainstream politicians and ...
Is populism really a threat to democracy or is the term simply used by mainstream politicians and media to dismiss the legitimate concerns of citizens? Discuss fully your position.
Sociology   Cell6   60   Asked A year ago
In this politically polarized time, how do we move beyond seeing the world as left versus right, and ...
In this politically polarized time, how do we move beyond seeing the world as left versus right, and ...
In this politically polarized time, how do we move beyond seeing the world as left versus right, and is it helpful to do so? Fully explain your position.
Sociology   mkjmabrey   50   Asked A year ago
In the 1930s, British economist John Maynard Keynes predicted that within 100 years the working week ...
In the 1930s, British economist John Maynard Keynes predicted that within 100 years the working week ...
[html]In the 1930s, British economist John Maynard Keynes predicted that within 100 years the working week would be drastically cut, to perhaps 15 hours a week, with people choosing to have far more leisure as their material needs were satisfied. Even though we are fast approaching 2030, employees in Canada a
Sociology   Cell6   53   Asked A year ago
In a 2018 survey by Manpower Group, 41 percent of Canadian employers reported having difficulty ...
In a 2018 survey by Manpower Group, 41 percent of Canadian employers reported having difficulty ...
[html]In a 2018 survey by Manpower Group, 41 percent of Canadian employers reported having difficulty filling jobs. Also, the most in-demand jobs required post-secondary training, not necessarily a university degree. Skilled trade workers (e.g., welders, mechanics, or electricians) are among the hardest roles
Sociology   swimchk13   57   Asked A year ago
How has globalization affected work and workers and what connections can be made to the rise of ...
How has globalization affected work and workers and what connections can be made to the rise of ...
How has globalization affected work and workers and what connections can be made to the rise of support for populist parties in elections?
Sociology   biancawoods   57   Asked A year ago
Discuss why part-time work been increasing in Canada, along with the pros and cons of part-time work.
Discuss why part-time work been increasing in Canada, along with the pros and cons of part-time work.
Discuss why part-time work been increasing in Canada, along with the pros and cons of part-time work.
Sociology   aeropa84   55   Asked A year ago
Democracy is defined as "a form of government in which the supreme power is vested in the people ...
Democracy is defined as "a form of government in which the supreme power is vested in the people ...
[html]Democracy is defined as "a form of government in which the supreme power is vested in the people and exercised directly by them or by their elected agents under a free electoral system." Would you argue that a robust voter turnout is fundamental to a healthy democracy? Explain your position.
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Sociology   vanessavz   67   Asked A year ago
Compare "good jobs" with "bad jobs" on a number of factors and using examples.
Compare "good jobs" with "bad jobs" on a number of factors and using examples.
Compare "good jobs" with "bad jobs" on a number of factors and using examples.
Sociology   susu   48   Asked A year ago
Coal is the single biggest contributor to anthropogenic climate change. The burning of coal is ...
Coal is the single biggest contributor to anthropogenic climate change. The burning of coal is ...
[html]Coal is the single biggest contributor to anthropogenic climate change. The burning of coal is responsible for 46 percent of carbon dioxide emissions worldwide. According to the World Bank, the greatest results in limiting global warming would come from cutting coal-based emissions in China and India. H
Sociology   cjr4808   45   Asked A year ago
According to Statistics Canada data for late 2019, the industry with the most unfilled job vacancies ...
According to Statistics Canada data for late 2019, the industry with the most unfilled job vacancies ...
[html]According to Statistics Canada data for late 2019, the industry with the most unfilled job vacancies was not engineering or computer science or some other high-tech specialization. It was accommodation and food service, with the next highest industry being retail trade. These employers complained about
Sociology   javielito2000   51   Asked A year ago
Shot put at the Olympics games.
Shot put at the Olympics games.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shot_put_at_the_Olympics

Similar to Discus throw in the Olympics games, are there Left handed Shot put throwers who have won Gold, Silver and Bronze medals?

If No, Why ?

Prashant S Akerkar

Post Merge: A year ago

Thanks.

If No, though the natural han
Off-Topic Room   prashantakerkar   253   Asked A year ago
When do you recall first noticing age differences? What beliefs and stereotypes about age and aging ...
When do you recall first noticing age differences? What beliefs and stereotypes about age and aging ...
When do you recall first noticing age differences? What beliefs and stereotypes about age and aging do you carry with you? Do you believe that your attitudes will change as you get older? Why and/or why not?
Sociology   tawhid111   53   Asked A year ago
Up until December 31, 2009, employers could terminate an employee for the simple reason of being 65 ...
Up until December 31, 2009, employers could terminate an employee for the simple reason of being 65 ...
[html]Up until December 31, 2009, employers could terminate an employee for the simple reason of being 65 years of age. The federal government prohibited mandatory retirement, and a number of provinces followed. What impact do you believe this has had (or is having) on our societal stereotypes and negative at
Sociology   endah87   45   Asked A year ago
Some people say that to give a child a cochlear implant (CI) is a form of child abuse, because the ...
Some people say that to give a child a cochlear implant (CI) is a form of child abuse, because the ...
[html]Some people say that to give a child a cochlear implant (CI) is a form of child abuse, because the child who is implanted has had that decision taken away from them. Imagine that your neighbour is considering the option of a CI for her two-year-old child who is deaf and has asked you for your opinion. W
Sociology   thunter609   87   Asked A year ago
In June 2016, the Parliament of Canada passed federal legislation that allows eligible Canadian ...
In June 2016, the Parliament of Canada passed federal legislation that allows eligible Canadian ...
[html]In June 2016, the Parliament of Canada passed federal legislation that allows eligible Canadian adults with grievous and irremediable medical conditions to request medical assistance in dying (MAiD). The individual must be capable of making that decision. MAiD is a complex moral and ethical issue and on
Sociology   johnnyappleseed   69   Asked A year ago
How does mainstream Canadian culture deal with death and dying, compared to how these matters are ...
How does mainstream Canadian culture deal with death and dying, compared to how these matters are ...
How does mainstream Canadian culture deal with death and dying, compared to how these matters are dealt with in other countries and cultures?
Sociology   johnboycs   60   Asked A year ago
Explain why the population of Canada is aging rapidly and discuss some of the challenges that this ...
Explain why the population of Canada is aging rapidly and discuss some of the challenges that this ...
Explain why the population of Canada is aging rapidly and discuss some of the challenges that this may bring with it for Canadians in general, and more specifically for you and your classmates.
Sociology   bennick   58   Asked A year ago
Different social classes have differing economic resources with which to engage in body projects, ...
Different social classes have differing economic resources with which to engage in body projects, ...
[html]Different social classes have differing economic resources with which to engage in body projects, given that the more radical body modifications require cosmetic surgery. One such procedure, the Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL), costs upwards of $15,000. Consequently, some females wanting the "Kardashian look"
Sociology   jadinh   60   Asked A year ago
According to 2019 Canadian population data, 17 percent of our population (6.5 million Canadians) are ...
According to 2019 Canadian population data, 17 percent of our population (6.5 million Canadians) are ...
[html]According to 2019 Canadian population data, 17 percent of our population (6.5 million Canadians) are older than 65 and this number is growing rapidly. It is projected that by 2030, close to one in four Canadians (25 percent) will be seniors. Discuss fully the impact that you can foresee this having on o
Sociology   jdot   79   Asked A year ago
Ableism, like other "isms" such as racism and sexism, describes discrimination towards a social ...
Ableism, like other "isms" such as racism and sexism, describes discrimination towards a social ...
[html]Ableism, like other "isms" such as racism and sexism, describes discrimination towards a social group, in this case "dis"abled people. Additionally, it also describes how certain ideals and attributes are valued or not valued. Create a list of "dis"abilities and fully discuss what our society values and
Sociology   zitze   77   Asked A year ago
Why does the text call race and ethnicity "labels"? What connections can you make to this ...
Why does the text call race and ethnicity "labels"? What connections can you make to this ...
Why does the text call race and ethnicity "labels"? What connections can you make to this statement: "Change your social context and your racial and ethnic self-conception eventually changes too."
Sociology   britt138   63   Asked A year ago
What are the advantages of claiming an ethnicity in Canada? How might these advantages shape a ...
What are the advantages of claiming an ethnicity in Canada? How might these advantages shape a ...
What are the advantages of claiming an ethnicity in Canada? How might these advantages shape a person's experiences?
Sociology   jr3811   55   Asked A year ago
To what extent are Canadians free to choose their racial and ethnic identity?
To what extent are Canadians free to choose their racial and ethnic identity?
To what extent are Canadians free to choose their racial and ethnic identity?
Sociology   ssi15   50   Asked A year ago
The text tells you that Canadian society has been characterized by John Porter as a vertical mosaic. ...
The text tells you that Canadian society has been characterized by John Porter as a vertical mosaic. ...
[html]The text tells you that Canadian society has been characterized by John Porter as a vertical mosaic. What is the nature of that mosaic today? Are there any class and gender differences within ethnic and "racial" groups? If so, what are their implications for economic and political power, not only among,
Sociology   sweetapple718   55   Asked A year ago
The Canadian government has hired you as a consultant to improve the economic and social integration ...
The Canadian government has hired you as a consultant to improve the economic and social integration ...
The Canadian government has hired you as a consultant to improve the economic and social integration of Indigenous Canadians. What are your proposals?
Sociology   duo21   59   Asked A year ago
Summarize the most important aspects of the position of the Qubcois in Canada. What theory of racial ...
Summarize the most important aspects of the position of the Qubcois in Canada. What theory of racial ...
Summarize the most important aspects of the position of the Québécois in Canada. What theory of racial and ethnic relations explains them best?
Sociology   kmonette   67   Asked A year ago
Summarize the arguments of advocates and opponents of multiculturalism. What is your position in ...
Summarize the arguments of advocates and opponents of multiculturalism. What is your position in ...
Summarize the arguments of advocates and opponents of multiculturalism. What is your position in this debate and why?
Sociology   dmalex13   71   Asked A year ago
Should Canada recruit fewer immigrants and visible minorities? What reasons do you have for your position?
Should Canada recruit fewer immigrants and visible minorities? What reasons do you have for your position?
Should Canada recruit fewer immigrants and visible minorities? What reasons do you have for your position?
Sociology   bennick   52   Asked A year ago
Prejudice is an attitude and discrimination is an action, and both are the building blocks of ...
Prejudice is an attitude and discrimination is an action, and both are the building blocks of ...
Prejudice is an attitude and discrimination is an action, and both are the building blocks of racism. Explain and discuss this statement, using examples in your answer.
Sociology   tmason   59   Asked A year ago
In what ways can the internal colonialism model be applied to Indigenous people in Canada? In what ...
In what ways can the internal colonialism model be applied to Indigenous people in Canada? In what ...
In what ways can the internal colonialism model be applied to Indigenous people in Canada? In what ways might this model not fit reality?
Sociology   yandy   50   Asked A year ago
Discuss to what extent some ethnic groups in Canada may become "transnational communities," and ...
Discuss to what extent some ethnic groups in Canada may become "transnational communities," and ...
Discuss to what extent some ethnic groups in Canada may become "transnational communities," and what this could mean for their future.
Sociology   islandgurl   55   Asked A year ago
Discuss the theory of split labour market, using Canadian examples.
Discuss the theory of split labour market, using Canadian examples.
Discuss the theory of split labour market, using Canadian examples.
Sociology   pinkkurage   50   Asked A year ago
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