SOCI356 Chapter Notes - Chapter 3: Dysfunctional Family, Human Behavior, De Jure
4 Apr 2016
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Chapter 3 routine activity social capital social disorganization social strain: each society has a dominant set of values and goals along with acceptable means to achieving them social structure supply-side economics underclass wealth. Goals of the chapter: understand the nature and extent of inequality in america, explain whether the social and economic gap between whites and people of. A snapshot of social inequality and criminal justice. Inequality and crime: long-term trends and the recession. Inheritance is a frightful conveyor and transmitter of inequality. Inheritance can help tide over a young person who is trying to find a job and a career. Insurance coverage: an estimated of 50 million of americans had no health insurance in 2009, lack of health insurance makes a big difference in a person"s life. If you cannot take care of routine health problems, you are likely to develop some health problems that affect your economic status.
