社会与身份

Dianne Dentice, Email
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完整的课程日历网格和日历大纲位于本在线课程的入门模块中。*社会学课程的学习成果包括以下内容:学生将能够识别、比较和对比社会学经典理论和当代理论。2. 学生将能够识别好的社会科学研究设计的原则。这些原则包括有效性、可靠性、测量精度和抽样方法。3.通过对社会分层、人口统计学、种族和民族关系、偏差和全球化等主要概念的识别,学生将具备社会学知识。4. 学生将能够将社会学知识和技能应用于各种环境。5. 学生将认识到关于社会世界的知识主张背后的隐含假设,将能够评估和区分有力和薄弱的论点,并将能够从一组前提中得出结论。6. 学生将能够阅读理论论点,并找出他们的主要优点和缺点。7. 学生将能够使用统计技术分析数据集,并从结果中得出结论。*本课程的学生学习成果包括:学生将比较和对比社会心理学中与社会学观点相关的理论。2. 学生将能够体会到个人与社会的相互联系。3.学生将认识和讨论社会心理学的研究方法。
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Society and Identity
A full Course Calendar Grid and a Calendar Outline are located in the Getting Started Module of this online class. *Sociology program learning outcomes include the following: 1. The student will be able to identify, compare, and contrast sociological classical and contemporary theories. 2. The student will be able to identify the principles of good social scientific research design. Such principles include validity, reliability, precision in measurement, and sampling methodology. 3. The student will possess sociological knowledge as evidenced by the identification of the major concepts involved with social stratification, demography, race and ethnic relations, deviance, and globalization. 4. The student will be able to apply sociological knowledge and skills to a variety of settings. 5. The student will recognize the implicit assumptions behind claims of knowledge about the social world, will be able to evaluate and distinguish between strong and weak arguments, and will be able to draw conclusions from a set of premises. 6. The student will be able to read theoretical arguments and to identify their major strengths and weaknesses. 7. The student will be able to analyze a data set using statistical techniques and draw conclusions from the results. *Student learning outcomes for this course include the following: 1. Students will compare and contrast theories associated with sociological perspectives in social psychology. 2. Students will be able to appreciate the interconnectedness of the individual and society. 3. Students will recognize and discuss social psychological research methodologies.
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