In sociology, the concept of “the underclass” refers to a segment of society that exists at the margins, typically characterized by severe poverty, chronic unemployment, and social exclusion. The term gained prominence in the latter part of the 20th century,…
Sample surveys are one of the most widely used methods in sociological research. They allow sociologists to collect data from a subset of a population, known as a sample, and then generalize findings to a larger group. This method is…
Understanding the functions of the family is central to studying sociology, particularly when examining how families contribute to societal structures and individual well-being. This article explores key sociological studies that have shaped our understanding of family functions. We will delve…
The family has long been viewed as a fundamental institution in society, playing a critical role in maintaining social stability. Traditionally, the family is seen as a unit that fosters social order, imparts values, and provides the emotional and economic…
Families have long been recognized as the primary agents of socialization, playing a crucial role in the transmission of culture across generations. Through the processes of socialization and cultural transmission, families impart the values, beliefs, norms, and practices that shape…
The family has long been considered a cornerstone of society, fulfilling essential functions that ensure social stability, the reproduction of cultural values, and the emotional and economic support of individuals. However, in modern society, the relevance and functionality of traditional…
The family is a fundamental social institution that has been analyzed extensively by sociologists from various theoretical perspectives. Understanding the role of the family in society requires a nuanced examination of how different sociological frameworks explain its functions. Three of…
