Locavores as a Social MovementIn this exercise, you will investigate the goals and consider the appeal of a nearby locavore organization.Locavores advocate eating only foods that are grown and produced locally.Use the Internet to identify a locavore organization in your state. (If you search for "locavore in [your state]," you should find examples.) Read about their goals and activism and answer the following questions:Would you be willing to join such a movement? Why?
What will be an ideal response?
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a. a positive environmental condition. b. a negative environmental condition. c. a positive bias. d. a negative bias.
Studies suggest that divorcing mothers are faring much better economically under the no-fault system in comparison to the former adversary system
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Émile Durkheim established the first rules for conducting sociological research and examined the impact of modern society on social ______.
A. solidarity B. justice C. dynamics D. rules
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Ethnomethodology literally refers to the “methods” people use practically approach and accomplish daily life. 2. As intended by Durkheim, ethnomethodology is macro-sociological in its approach to social facts. 3. In some respects, ethnomethodologists are interested in neither micro structures nor macro structures. 4. Ethnomethodologists are concerned with the ways individuals produce both macro and micro level practices. 5. Ethnomethodologists ignore how accounts are offered and accepted by others.