The Mass Introduction of High-Speed Internet Has Allowed People Around

question 74

Multiple Choice

The mass introduction of high-speed internet has allowed people around the world to obtain information faster than ever before. It has influenced many factors around the globe, including how people meet through networks and how often people can communicate. Sociology would point to high-speed internet as an example of:

• A) the butterfly effect
• B) the social change effect
• C) commodification
• D) globalization

Gain proficiency in revising and proofreading business documents.

Learn techniques for emphasizing key points within a sentence or a document.

Recognize and apply effective strategies for beginning and concluding messages, including the management of tone.

Differentiate between active and passive voice and their impacts on message delivery.

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Definitions:

Family Survival

The strategies and practices families adopt to ensure their collective well-being and endurance through challenges.

Conflict Perspective

A sociological approach that emphasizes the role of power and coercion in producing social order.

Social Exchange Perspective

A theoretical framework that explains how individuals evaluate the costs and benefits in their social relationships and interactions.

Structural-functionalism

is a sociological perspective that views society as a complex system whose parts work together to promote solidarity and stability.