SOC 106 — Introduction to Sociology II.

About this course

SOC 106 Introduction to Sociology II. is a 100 Level course in the Political Science department, taught in the Second Semester. On La-Net Hub you can watch all 33 recorded lectures for free, grouped into 11 series, read the course lecture note online or download it as a PDF, and test yourself with practice questions.

This covers all the video parts in the First Series of SOC 106.

This covers all the video parts in the Second Series of SOC 106.

Lectures in this course

Series 1: Series 1: Foundations and Applications of Sociological Theories. · Part 1

1. Origins and Nature of Sociological Theories. 12 minutes 26 seconds
2. Major Classical of Sociological Theories. 11 minutes 22 seconds
3. Contemporary Applications of Sociological Theories. 11 minutes 58 seconds

Series 2: Series 1: Foundations and Applications of Sociological Theories. · Part 2

1. Origins and Nature of Sociological Theories. 14 minutes 16 seconds
2. Major Classical of Sociological Theories. 13 minutes 4 seconds
3. Contemporary Applications of Sociological Theories. 13 minutes 48 seconds

Series 3: Series 2: Social Groups and Their Characteristics. · Part 1

1. Nature and Types of Social Groups. 13 minutes 28 seconds
2. Characteristics and Functions of Social Groups. 7 minutes 54 seconds
3. Contemporary Relevance of Social Groups. 11 minutes 13 seconds

Series 4: Series 2: Social Groups and Their Characteristics. · Part 2

1. Nature and Types of Social Groups. 14 minutes 45 seconds
2. Characteristics and Functions of Social Groups. 9 minutes 49 seconds
3. Contemporary Relevance of Social Groups. 12 minutes 57 seconds

Series 5: Series 3: Institutions, Structures, and Contemporary Issues in Society. · Part 1

1. Understanding Social Institutions. 13 minutes 45 seconds
2. Major Institutions in Society 12 minutes 7 seconds
3. Structures and Contemporary Issues 9 minutes 41 seconds

Series 6: Series 3: Institutions, Structures, and Contemporary Issues in Society. · Part 2

1. Understanding Social Institutions. 14 minutes 53 seconds
2. Major Institutions in Society 14 minutes
3. Structures and Contemporary Issues 11 minutes 8 seconds

Series 7: Series 4: Participation, Apathy, and Electoral Behaviour

1. Understanding How Citizens Relate to Politics 1 14 minutes 14 seconds

Series 8: Series 4: Social Control, Order and Deviance. · Part 1

1. Understanding Social Change. 14 minutes 10 seconds
2. Mechanisms of Social Control. 9 minutes 42 seconds
3. Social Inequality and Contemporary Issues. 14 minutes 40 seconds

Series 9: Series 4: Social Control, Order and Deviance. · Part 2

1. Understanding Social Change. 14 minutes 51 seconds
2. Mechanisms of Social Control. 9 minutes 32 seconds
3. Social Inequality and Contemporary Issues. 14 minutes 39 seconds

Series 10: Series 5: Methods and Techniques of Social Investigation. · Part 1

1. Introduction to Social Investigation. 13 minutes 7 seconds
2. Research Designs and Approaches. 7 minutes 7 seconds
3. Methods of Data Collection. 8 minutes 14 seconds
4. Techniques of Data Analysis and Presentation. 13 minutes 6 seconds

Series 11: Series 5: Methods and Techniques of Social Investigation. · Part 2

1. Introduction to Social Investigation. 14 minutes 53 seconds
2. Research Designs and Approaches. 8 minutes 14 seconds
3. Methods of Data Collection. 9 minutes 31 seconds
4. Techniques of Data Analysis and Presentation. 14 minutes 10 seconds

Lecture note

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