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Answer the following questions in at least 6-8 complete sentences. Make sure to include your sociological concepts, definitions and provide adequate examples to support your answers. Explain the social construction of reality. Describe and provide examples of the mechanisms used in the presentation of self.

Answer the following questions in at least 6-8 complete sentences. Make sure to include your sociological concepts, definitions and provide adequate examples to support your answers. Distinguish between sex and gender from a sociological perspective. Explain the concept of gender as a social construct, and provide at least two specific examples that illustrate how gender roles or expectations vary across different cultures or time periods.

As part of your exam, you will answer 3 short answer questions. Each question is worth 10 points, for a total of 30 points. Five short answer questions are presented below and each student should select (only) 3 to answer in completion. Answer all 3 questions in at least 6-8 complete sentences. Make sure to include your sociological concepts, definitions and provide adequate examples to support your answers. Please keep in mind that you will only be graded on 3 of the questions and answering all 5 questions will not provide extra points.

Answer the following questions in at least 6-8 complete sentences. Make sure to include your sociological concepts, definitions and provide adequate examples to support your answers. Identify and define the main theoretical approaches in sociology. Compare and contrast these perspectives, providing specific examples of how each approach views the structure and function of society.

Answer the following questions in at least 6-8 complete sentences. Make sure to include your sociological concepts, definitions and provide adequate examples to support your answers. Define the sociological imagination. Explain the process of using the sociological imagination to connect ‘personal troubles’ to ‘public issues.’ Then, analyze the issue of poverty from a sociological perspective and contrast it with an individualistic explanation (one not using the sociological imagination).

This exam includes 45 automated questions, which will be mostly, or entirely, multiple-choice questions. Read the instructions for each question carefully. You will have 60 minutes to complete the exam once you begin. At the end of that time, your work will be submitted automatically. While taking the exam, you may consult two pages of notes on paper or in a Word or Pages document. You should not use any books, additional websites, your phone, an ipad, or any other materials. Please let me know if you have any problems taking this exam through texting my student number or by messaging me in Blackboard.

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