Minimum dose: the least amount of drug required to produce a therapeutic effect. Maximum dose: largest amount of drug that can be given without reaching toxic effect. Age, weight, gender, habitual use and Mode of administration all influence dose. GCSE Sociology is the study of human society.
Minimum dose: the least amount of drug required to produce a therapeutic effect. Maximum dose: largest amount of drug that can be given without reaching toxic effect. Age, weight, gender, habitual use and Mode of administration all influence dose. GCSE Sociology is the study of human society.
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Minimum dose: the least amount of drug required to produce a therapeutic effect. Maximum dose: largest amount of drug that can be given without reaching toxic effect. Age, weight, gender, habitual use and Mode of administration all influence dose. GCSE Sociology is the study of human society.
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12 injections, flu shots, without perspectives covered in GCSE
seeing the doctor that day. Sociology are; The following terms are used in connection with doses:
| Functionalism
Also The two primary factors that | Marxism referred to as the normal adult determine or influence the dose | Feminism dose, the usual dose or average are and | The New Right dose, it is the amount needed to but wait, there are more! produce the desired therapeutic Age | effect. Weight | Functionalists believe
A term that Gender that society can best be applies to the range between the compared to a living minimum amount of drug and Time of administration organ, in which the maximum amount of drug Immune response institutions and people required to produce the desired Tolerance all have a function to effect. play with society. For Accumulation example, the function of
The least amount of drug required to Pathological factors the family is to socialise produce a therapeutic effect. Psychological factors children. Functionalist theorists include Talcott
The largest Parsons and Emile amount of drug that can be given : Durkheim. without reaching the toxic effect. Genetic make-up (nationality,
The least amount race) | of drug that will produce Occupation | Marxists believe that a symptoms of poisoning. Habitual use capitalist society is
characterised by a The least amount of Frequency of administration class conflict between drug that can produce Mode of administration the bourgeoisie (the death. owners of capital) and ! "#$ the proletariat (the
working-class). In a capitalist economic Sociology is the % # system such as the UK, If you are trying to find out what #&' For the the bourgeoisie exploit a milligram actually might look examination, you need to know a the proletariat. Marxist like, take a raisin, cut it into 1000 number of concepts and terms theorists include equal parts. There--each little used in the subject. There are Friedrich Engels and part will weigh about 1 milligram! main areas you need to Karl Marx. There are 453,592.37 milligrams consider; | in a pound. The fact that most | Feminists argue that drugs are measured in î Social structures (e.g. society is dominated by milligrams should alert you to the family, education, men. In this patriarchal realize that sometimes the most social stratification, society men miniscule amounts of a etc.) discriminate against substance can be very powerful. women in order to î Social systems (e.g. Label instructions should be prevent males and culture and identity, followed very carefully. females gaining equal agents of social control, etc.) rights. There are Often, in a medical office or various strands of belief clinic, the doctor orders a î Social issues (e.g. the causes of crime, the within feminism; such medication and requests that the as radical feminism, patient receives the initial, or impact of unemployment, etc.) liberal feminism and whole dose of the prescribed Marxist feminism. drug before leaving the office. Feminist theorists Also, there are patients that As you might expect of a social include Germaine come to the medical office for science, there are several Greer and Ann Oakley. the sole purpose of receiving a explanations as to how we can dose of a prescribed medication, best understand human society. such as allergy shots, Vitamin B The main theoretical | ( Sociologists who take a New Right 'cultural areas'. Some study the into his/her course of study. perspective believe that origins of human beings several Typically, the biological traditional roles within society million years ago. Others anthropologist will specialize in have been undermined by the investigate human culture and human variation/adaptation, permissive values of the 1960s technology dating to the very forensic anthropology, and 1970s. They argue that the recent past and even the palaeomicrobiology, nuclear family is the bedrock of material culture of contemporary palaeoanthropology or society, and that the welfare societies. Collectively, such primatology. state creates a dependency information helps us understand culture. New Right theorists individual cultures and also # is the include Charles Murray and Sir some of the common features study of human speech and Keith Joseph associated with all human language, including origins and beings throughout the evolution investigating specific languages. ! #$ of our genus r Particularly important is studying contemporary languages and Some archaeologists specialize comparing them with extant Anthropology is the integrated ones. Linguists may then identify biological and socio-cultural in the study of one kind of evidence rather than in a time relationships between human investigation of humankind, from populations. the time of our hominid period or culture area. These ancestors to the present, and varieties of evidence include human and animal bone, stone Linguistics is considered a sub- encompassing small to large discipline of anthropology due to societies. It includes the four artifacts, rock paintings and engravings, beads, pottery, its focus on human culture. sub-disciplines of #, Language acquisition and usage ) #, pollen, charcoal and other evidence of past environments, is a unique human characteristic and * which may be studied by how an # with many or buildings and historical documents. Some of these individual learns, in the context different specialties in each of a particular culture or within a division. studies require scientific techniques, hence archaeology broader human evolutionary requires the integratation of the mode. # is the study of social sciences with the physical ancient human cultures by sciences. "* # is investigating the material the study of cultures of living remains that they left behind. An + # is the human populations, usually integral part of archaeologists' study of the physical, through ethnographic research. knowledge is obtained through physiological, skeletal, and Socio-cultural anthropologists scientific excavations. These are genetic nature of humans and often study contemporary usually completed slowly and our hominid ancestors. While societies by observing human methodically so that nothing is this sub-discipline includes behaviour while living and missed and details can be palaeoanthropology, or the study working in those communities. recorded. Documentation is an of human evolution, it also This is called "participant- important part of archaeologists' involves our primate biological observation". Traditionally such work, which involves careful relatives (known as primatology). field work was conducted in recording bysurveying, mapping, Skeletal and genetic studies rural, agrarian, or forager and photography. focus on the history and spread communities. Anthropologists Archaeologists may learn about of diseases in ancient and now might also be found working the beliefs and lifestyles of modern societies, as well as in in urban and "western" societies. people in the past by many forensic investigations. different methods and in different The nature of the research contexts. A few examples are Biological anthropologists use a questions asked varies widely, locating and recording rock art or bio-cultural approach to the but usually involves an attempt investigating house styles and study of humanity. This to understand the socio-political construction methods by approach centres on the and economic structure of the mapping buildings or structures. relationships between human community, relations within and They may even learn about biology and culture from an between families, and also the maritime history by investigating evolutionary perspective. There relationship of the community to shipwrecks underwater. is an overlap in course the physical environment within preparation between the biology which it operates. Modern Archaeologists tend to specialize and biological anthropology cultural anthropology might in different periods of human student but the anthropology involve studies to address history or within student also incorporates community socio-economic biogeographically defined knowledge of cultural systems development, political empowerment, or social ethnicity, race, religion, dislocation. This sort of politics, gender and anthropology may contribute to history affect each community development, or the individual's well being alleviation of social inequity. and way of life.
What is the relationship between
socio and anthro 3. There is a Anthropology is essentially the misconception that sudy of humankind in all its anthropology is aspects (culture, development). outdated. This It differs in sociology in taking a misconception derives more historical and comparative from the notion that approach. every anthropologist studies primitive Sociology is the systemic study cultures, while of the development, structure, sociologists are interaction, and collective interested in first world behavior of organized goups of cultures. human beings.
4. Because sociology and
Although sociology and anthropology are so anthropology are closely related closely related, it isn't to one another, they are still two uncommon for distinct fields of science that individuals to learn each have their own approaches about both fields when and methodologies for studying attending a college or people. university. As a matter of fact, many
universities offer courses that are a combination of both 1. In simple terms, disciplines. anthropology is often described as the study + of culture while sociology is more broadly defined as the 5. Common interests unite study of society. sociology and Sociologists focus more anthropology. Both on societal institutions fields are full of and how the institutions professionals anxious affect people. to learn more about people and their " communities. These two fields of science can be used to better 2. According to the communities and help University of North individuals around the Carolina, the similarities world gain a better in anthropology and understanding of each sociology are that both other. study a range of sociocultural behavior. For example, both anthropologists and sociologists are concerned with how