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Anthropology and Sociology

Proposed Q&A site for those interested in the study of human behavior, human cultures, societies, social patterns, social change, and the social causes and consequences of human behavior.
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17 Example Questions (1 closed)

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What are the sociological implications of long-term isolation, such as during a prolonged pandemic?
added by Acquisitor of Wisdom Oct 9 at 15:27
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How is Émile Durkheim's theory of organic and mechanical solidarity still relevant in modern anthropology?
added by Acquisitor of Wisdom, edited by warren Oct 17 at 12:41
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How do cultural norms surrounding death and mourning vary across different societies?
added by Philosopher Oct 9 at 15:09
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How is the concept of 'identity' studied within contemporary multicultural societies?
added by Acquisitor of Wisdom Oct 9 at 15:36
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How does the biopsychosocial model of pain experience differ from the traditional biomedical model?
added by Thomas Markov Oct 19 at 15:41
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How reversible are the social effects of globalization?
added by Acquisitor of Wisdom Oct 9 at 15:40
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What are the sociological factors that contribute to the phenomenon of "groupthink" in decision-making processes?
added by Philosopher Oct 10 at 12:37
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Is the common aphorism that "human nature doesn't change" supported by research?
added by Robert Columbia Oct 9 at 18:36
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Are "alpha males" and "beta males" in human society concepts that are actually based on serious research or just internet-meme pseudoscience?
added by Philipp Oct 27 at 12:42
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What's the maximum size of an organization where it is able to operate effectively without requiring multiple levels of hierarchy?
added by Philipp Oct 27 at 12:58
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by "multiple levels of hierarchy" ... what does the question aim to discover? Does a single hierarchical level (X-many people "above" and the rest "below") count as "multiple levels of hierarchy" (if, for example, there are only two "levels" (say ... workers and management), but many teams/groups that all have the same structure? – warren Oct 29 at 20:55
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Can we use NLP to recognize the social class of a writer?
added by Tomi Toivio Nov 9 at 16:15
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Do societies experience a higher degree of discord during times of hardship or during times of prosperity?
added by Philipp Nov 21 at 18:29
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How do sociologists reconcile the idea of racial classification as a non-scientific concept with the importance of race in modern research?
added by Robert Columbia Oct 9 at 18:34
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Why might anthropologists try to observe their subjects in their natural habitats?
added by CrSb0001 Oct 17 at 19:29
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Is there a correlation between sexual liberties and the equality of men and women across different cultures?
added by Philipp Oct 27 at 12:48
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What effect has the internet had on homogenizing formerly diverse cultures?
added by smallpepperz Nov 26 at 23:27
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How has the concept of family evolved over the years, and what factors have contributed to these changes? [closed]
added by Philosopher Oct 10 at 12:31
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closed as not a real question by Nij, warren, CrSb0001, CDR, Chenmunka Oct 25 at 20:45

It's difficult to tell what is being asked here. This question is ambiguous, vague, incomplete, overly broad, or rhetorical and cannot be reasonably answered in its current form.

Would you be able to clarify what you're talking about? Your question seems sort of vague right now. – CrSb0001 Oct 19 at 20:52

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