We are not born with prejudicial views but rather learn to classify and judge people from a variety of sources including our family, peer group, teachers, mass media and the internet. Our textbook presents four theories on the development of prejudicial views. What are they and which do you think offers the best explanation? 3. do you think most parents believe that mass media can impact their children’s values? 4. […]

Illustrate your answer with reference to any two chapters from Security: Sociology and Social Worlds DD308 Student notes This question can be answered in a number of ways. However, in some form, your assignment will need to: • explain what is meant by ‘matter’ • explain what is meant by ‘security’ in social worlds • examine the relationship between matter and security in social worlds • use illustrative examples drawn […]

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Supply Chain Most people have never heard of coltan, although it is an essential ingredient in electronic products they use every day. Columbite- tantalite, or “ coltan” as it is commonly known, is a black metallic ore. When refined, it produces tantalum, which is used to regulate electric-ity in portable consumer electronics, such as smartphones, laptops, play stations, and digi-tal cameras. The largest share of coltan comes from Africa; other […]