What Was the Military Strategy of Each Side at the Start

question 24

Essay

What was the military strategy of each side at the start of the Civil War? How and why did it change as the war continued?

Examine the application of rational choice theory at different sociological levels.

Understand the principles and applications of ethnomethodological conversation analysis.

Identify the process of accounting in ethnomethodology and its implications.

Recognize various institutional settings relevant to ethnomethodological studies.

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Definitions:

Concern For Others

The regard or consideration for the wellbeing and interests of other people.

Stereotype Threat

The risk of confirming negative stereotypes about an individual's racial, ethnic, gender, or cultural group which can impair performance.

Negative Stereotype

A fixed, overgeneralized belief about a particular group or class of people that is unfavorable or harmful.

Out-Group

A social group toward which an individual feels a sense of competition or opposition, as opposed to an "in-group," which elicits feelings of loyalty and belonging.