An advantage of network analysis over interpretive sociology is that it can: <u>reveal patterns in social structures that might not become evident through answers to direct questions.</u>
<u>Explanation</u>:
- The network analysis is a method of analysis which helps in analyzing and representing the relations among social structures.
- The social network analysis method was generally used by public health officials to understand sexually transmitted infections and conclude that sexually transmitted infection (STI) can spread according specific models, and interventions correspond to the pattern of the disease. The network analysis can help in revealing the pattern in the social structure.
- The network analysis can be depicted using the graphical representation.
Answer:
stereotypes
Explanation:
Stereotype: In social psychology, the term stereotype is described as an individual's "over-generalized belief" about a specific category of individuals. It is often considered as an exception that one person possesses for another person.
Gender stereotype: A gender stereotype is an individual's tendency to hold an over-generalized view towards specific people with a particular gender.
In the question above, Ronald is demonstrating that he holds very deep gender stereotypes.
Answer:
fifteen
Explanation:
To answer that, let's list the people:
- Person number 1
- Person number 2
- person number 3
- person number 4
- person number 5
- person number 6
Now let's organize them in a relationship order in which each one relates to different people:
- Person number 1, can relate to person number 2, person number 3, person number 4, person number 5 and person number 6. Totaling 5 relationships.
- Person number 2 can relate to person number 3, person number 4, person number 5 and person number 6. Totaling a total of 4 relationships.
- Person number 3 can relate to person number 4, person number 5 and person number 6. Totaling 3 relationships.
- Person number 4 can relate to person number 5 and people number 6. Totaling 2 relationships.
- Person number 5 and 6 can only relate to one another. Totaling 1 relationship.
Now if we add up the relationship totals for each person (5 + 4 + 3 + 2 + 1), we will realize that it is only possible to have 15 relationships between different people within a group of 6 people.
