How does Richards use the example of Menopause to show the sociological perspective of inter-connectedness and more so about how

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likoan [24]

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How does Richards use the example of Menopause to show the sociological perspective of inter-connectedness and more so about how

to think like a sociologist?

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professor190 [17] · Answer 1 · 2022-06-20T09:32:37+03:00

Answer: Sam Richards used an example of menopause to describe the inter-connectedness as he says that when a women goes through the perimenopause( the time leading upto menopause) stage of life.

Explanation:There is a lot of anxiety, pain and problems associated with it.

It is not easy for a women to go through this period, but if we think about it we are not alone in this problem.

Many people are facing the same problem and this is how we all are connected to each other by facing the same problem. He said that we' <em>all the members of invisible tribe".</em>

All the couples go through this problem once in their lifetime. This is what gives us strength and courage to go through this time as we are not alone. This is humanity and this is very big than we can ever think.