Most studies say so! Our verbal language is around 10% from what we actually communicate! Most of the job is done by nonverbal language, or body language! So there os no big stretch to belive that it is true.
There are a number of factors that have contributed to the increase in poverty and homelessness.
After the Great Depression the United States had a more welfare model to support the economy, this resulted in development of government housing schemes, investment in infrastructure etc which all created jobs.
After World War II as the United States became the dominant economic force in the world, a more capitalistic model was enforced. By the 1960s, poverty began to rise again.
Up until 1970s manufacturing jobs still provided a huge cushion for the poor but as the United States opened by, more and more jobs started to leave America. Most of the jobs that left were the low-paying jobs for low skilled workforce.
Loss of jobs, low welfare benefits, the failure of the private sector to build low-cost homes, numerous recessions as well as the recent Great Recession, have all contributed to the rise of poverty and homelessness.
Answer:
family disorganization
Explanation:
A family crisis occurs as situations emerge where things go worse and changes in the family lead to major tensions, in the extreme case to the dissolution of the marriage (divorce) and later.
A family disorganization <em>is also happening when crisis cause a breakdown of the family health. It makes social controls to dissapear and some of the causes leading to these are: </em>
Incompatible interactions arising from age, mentality, usually considered minor and major aspects like lack of finantial resources and low income levels.
Traditionally sociology views family disorganization as separation of the members of family <u>( husband and wife) that also damage the rest of the family. In the higher level, it also badly affects community members and the general well being of society. </u>
Answer:
a. "Why won’t you look me in the eye when I am talking to you!"
Explanation:
In sociology, the term ethnocentrism refers to the phenomenon by which we measure other cultures based in the standards that we use in our own culture and therefore <u>this stops us from understanding other culture's norms and traditions.</u> In other words, we look at the world through the perspective of our own culture.
In this example, the option that has to do with judging one person based on the norms of our own culture would be a. "Why won’t you look me in the eye when I am talking to you!" since <u>in some cultures, looking to one person in the eye is considered a disrespectful sign </u>and <u>this person is judging the other one and getting upset because the other person is not looking at him/her in the eye when it's probably because of the different cultures they belong to. </u>
