Purpose: To process information in your lecture and reading material on Social Disorganization Theory; to apply your knowledge to an analysis of a documentary.
Tasks:
After watching/reading listening to Lecture Module 4 module video and the required documentary on Amazon Freevee, please do the following by posting a paper or uploading an audio message or video of up to 5 minutes long. This assignment should take approximately 1.5-2 hours to complete after doing the preparation for the module. Try to work on it gradually if possible. You should do completely original work and cite all sources. For this assignment, you are expected to draw solely upon your textbook, my lecture and the documentary (and of course your own thoughts) and answer both #1 and #2 below.
Answer questions 1 and 4 at the end of Chapter 5 (Social Disorganization) under Exercises and Discussion Questions. Write (or record) your answers (150-word ) minimum. questions: 1. Explain how shaw and mckay’s (1942/1969) theory moved us away from “types of people” explanations. 5. Consider the city you live in and where the safe areas are as well as where one might likely go to buy drugs or find a prostitude. what other factors characterize those areas of the city? Relate social disorganization theory generally, and Sampson and Groves’ theory of social disorganization specifically as you analyze the video, Can You Dig This? (200-word minimum) https://www.amazon.com/Can-You-Dig-This-Finley/dp/B018T2EH72
See ASA Style Guidelines for additional help on how to cite and reference and the examples in the course schedule on your syllabus. Note if your browser requires you to use keyboard shortcuts to cut and paste your assignment draft from a file on your word processing program onto the Cougar Course textbox, these are the instructions. If you have a PC, hold Control & C to copy and Control& V you can paste. If you have a Mac, hold Command & C to copy and Command & V to paste. Or you can upload a file or record an audio or video file.
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