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Sociology 12
Canadian issues
Teacher: Mr. Alain Saulnier
Introduction to Sociology
Social issues
What is Sociology?
Sociology and anthropology involve the systematic
study of social life and culture in order to understand
the causes and consequences of human action.
Drawing upon various theoretical perspectives,
sociologists and anthropologists study such areas as
culture, socialization, deviance, inequality, health and
illness, family patterns, social change and race and
ethnic relations.
What is Sociology and how can it help
us understand ourselves and others?
Sociology is the systematic study of human society
and social interactions. We study sociology to
understand how human behaviour is shaped by
group life and, in turn, how group life is affected by
individuals. Our culture tends to emphasize
individualism, and sociology pushes us to consider
more complex connections between our personal
lives and the larger world.
Careers in Sociology?
Correctional Officer
Counsellor
Criminologist
Demographer
Employment Counsellor
Environmental Analyst
Professor
Grants Officer
Social Services Worker
Health Researcher
Health & Safety Specialist
Human Rights Worker
Labour Relations Specialist
Marketing Researcher
Police Officer
Policy Planner (City or
Rural)
Probation Officer
Public Relations Supervisor
Recreaction Director
Rehabilitation Supervisor
Research Analyst
Social Activist
Social Researcher
Statistician
Urban Planner