The Type of Applied Sociological Thinking That Focused on How

question 4

Multiple Choice

The type of applied sociological thinking that focused on how society shaped the mind and identity of people was called

• A) the Chicago School.
• B) the Enlightenment School.
• C) classical European theory.
• D) the social interactionist.

Identify safe and hazardous locations for human settlements in relation to volcanic and earthquake activities.

Recognize the features of passive continental margins and abyssal plains.

Differentiate between plate boundaries associated with major geological hazards and those that are relatively stable.

Apply knowledge of plate tectonics to infer potential geological events at given locations.

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Definitions:

Basic Economic Needs

Fundamental requirements including food, shelter, and clothing that must be met to sustain life and health.

Poverty

The state of having insufficient financial resources or access to necessities of life such as food, clean water, and shelter.

Unbalanced Diet

A diet lacking in the appropriate mix of nutrients to maintain health.

Global Environmental Security

A concept involving the protection of the global environment to ensure the stability and safety of international communities and ecosystems.