Hey y’all, I hope this is an appropriate question for this sub. I‘m a social work/psych undergrad who has had to take a lot of literature classes. I am currently working on a psychoanalytic critique of Miller’s Death Of a Salesman, and one of the things which stood out to me in this play is that the protagonist really seems to grapple with a conflict that I intepretend to be very similar to Erik Erikson’s concept of Generativity vs. Stagnation, the 7th stage of development according to his psychosocial theory. (For those unfamiliar, here is a brief overview from ISU’s Digital Press https://ia ..read more

So I have an assignment for one of my classes. I need to create an activity where the entire class can collaborate(they are highschool students). It's supposed to teach them about "Media Representation in minority groups". I need to create a meaningful activity which connects to this topic. I have zero idea what to do. I also want it to be something unique. BTW I'm working with three people and they are already doing charades, jeaporady, and categorizing different representation of minority groups into positive, negative, and neutral. So I can't do any of these, and no kahoot. submitted by ..read more

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Hi everyone, I'm a doctoral student at Arizona State University. I'm currently collecting data for my dissertation research and am interested in young adult's attitudes/experiences with vaping as well as if/how they have talked to their parent(s) about vaping. I'm looking for 18-24 year olds who live in the United States to complete a 10-15 minute survey on this topic: https://asu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8f9jBb0P28KN8F0 Please note that you do NOT need to use e-cigarettes to participate. If you complete the survey, you will also have the option to enter to win one of ten $100 Amazon ..read more

Hi everyone! Im an undergrad from Umich trying to finish up a project on stress determinants for higher education students! I’m severely lacking on entries and am hoping that people in here might be interested in contributing! It’s honestly a pretty interesting study and won’t take too much of your time! Thank you in advance! ❤️ p.s. feel free to share to any other college students submitted by /u/Suitable_Ad1812 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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Hi r/socialscience, I'm a part-time adult undergraduate student at Northwestern University seeking people with disabilities who have experience using online learning platforms. All disabilities are welcome to be represented. The goal is to identify gaps in student satisfaction with online learning platforms. Ideally we would conduct an interview over Discord, rather than forcing respondents to participate in a live voice session. Participants will be completely anonymized and all findings will only be shared with my professors for the class. Please DM me if you're interested. Thanks very much ..read more

I've been having relationship issues ever since I enrolled in the social science course and I completely lost the skill I had of not relating everything that happens around us to capitalism. I mean bro, the man is an animal suspended in webs of significance he himself has spun and when you can see these webs everything just hits kinda different. Once I had a discussion of how Alexa (yeah, the Amazon AI assistant) is related to feminicide because most of the AI assistants have default female voices because the user feel more comfortable with a female voice due to the traditional association be ..read more

I'm interested in computational sociology, in the Simulations and systems section of the library at my university I found this book from 2005. Dealing with complex social systems and computer Simulations are my interest so I thought it natural to pick this book up. A quick google search says it's a pseudoscience dealing with the classification of human behavior which echos more behavioral psychology than sociology. submitted by /u/me43488 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more