Sociology

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what is sociology

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Systematic and scientific study of relationship between the individual and soceity

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What is the purpose of sociology?

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to understand the people behavior we have to reflect on all the things surrounding these behaviors

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How is this different from other social sciences?

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looking at individual imbedded in social groups, society and schools

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Why is sociology considered a science?

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It is study people behavior and social relation ships and instrituitions. It looks into the individual interacts with different groups

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What is the sociological imagination?

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ability to see the relationships
between individual experiences and the larger society.
• Personal troubles
• Public issues

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Parts of a stream – trunk vs tributaries

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Tributaries: smaller streams or rivers that flow into the trunk stream, additional water, sediment, and nutrients to the main channel, often classified by their order in the stream hierarchy.

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Meanders oxbow lakes

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curves or bends in a river that form due to the processes of erosion and deposition.

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Porosity

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refers to the percentage of a material's volume that is made up of pores or void spaces

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permeability

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measure of how easily fluids (like water, oil, or gas) can flow through a porous material, such as soil or rock.

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Water table

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boundary between the saturated zone, where all the pores in soil or rock are filled with water, and the unsaturated zone, where pores contain both air and water.