All voters in the country represent the population.
<u>Explanation</u>:
In an election, vote is an expression made by an individual against the candidate or political party.
Election is conducted for the better functioning of the democracy; the selection of certain political party is made by the people. Each and every one above the age of 18 has the right to vote.
All the people who are eligible to vote in the country represent the voting population.
The study conducted by the sociologist regarding the motivations of people who vote is submitted at the American Sociological Association conference.
The three values of 6 - 11 year old children are as follows:
1. protect your friends2. don't tell adults what's happening3. don't be too different from your peers
So from the given options, dressing up like adults are not one of it so therefore that is the answer.
By increasing size and removing corruption.
Answer:
A. Pressure from a growing population.
Explanation:
The problem of population growth further gave to new social and political problems like poverty, unemployment and food crises. China with the highest population in the world is already fighting it with family planning policy and an increase in food production. The regions of Africa have contained about 30 percent of the world's hungry population. Measures were talking to for a replacement-level fertility rate, reducing food waste and increasing food productivity.
Answer:
- Culture of prejudice.
Explanation:
The 'culture of prejudice' is one of the most common concepts in sociology which asserts that the 'prejudice' intrinsically exists in culture and propagates the stereotypes associated to it casually as the inherent part of their culture which they use to dominate and repress the inferior classes(according to them).
As per the question, since we are born in an environment highly over-powered by these stereotypes of racism that it(stereotyped impressions promotes an entire '<u>culture of prejudice</u>' which functions to propagate and advocate this prejudiced doctrines without paying much heed to understand the consequences that have been brought by these stereotypes('influence on our thought process').
