12th Grade Major Theories Resources

Explore psychoanalytic and humanistic theories in personality development by identifying key traits, understanding unconscious influences, and examining the role of self-actualization. Focus on learning outcomes and developing skills related to these psychological approaches.

Examine the principles of Cognitive Learning Theory with a focus on internal cognitive processes and strategies. Apply metacognition and error analysis to foster a deeper understanding and enhance learning outcomes.

Investigate the core principles of social learning theory, concentrating on differential reinforcement and imitation. Develop the ability to assess influences on social behavior and apply criminological theories effectively, enhancing analytical skills and understanding of sociobehavioral dynamics.

Engage with foundational sociological theories and explore the contributions of prominent figures such as Marx and Weber. Gain a comprehensive understanding of societal dynamics and develop the ability to anticipate social phenomena through critical analysis.

Examine major theories on the origins of the state, including the Social Contract and Divine Right theories. Understand how these frameworks explain both the formation and continuity of governments. Develop the ability to critically analyze historical and philosophical perspectives on state formation. Enhance skills in comparative analysis by evaluating differing viewpoints on government legitimacy and authority.

Explore key sociological theories and perspectives such as Functionalism, Conflict Theory, and Symbolic Interactionism. Gain an understanding of societal functions and interactions to achieve a comprehensive view of social dynamics, focusing on theoretical frameworks, analytical skills, and critical thinking.

Examine key sociological theories such as Functionalism, Conflict Theory, and Symbolic Interactionism. Gain an understanding of how these perspectives provide insight into social structures and interactions. Develop the ability to apply these theories to analyze societal dynamics effectively.

Study essential theories and concepts in sociology related to prejudice and discrimination, aiming to deepen critical thinking skills and broaden understanding of diverse societal viewpoints.

Examine economic theories related to North-South dynamics, imperialism, and development strategies, providing insights into global inequality and the effects of trade. Analyze the impact of these theories on policy decision-making and propose strategic recommendations to address disparities in economic development. Develop a comprehensive understanding of these concepts while enhancing analytical skills to evaluate international economic relations.

Examine essential principles and theories of social stratification in sociology. Understand perspectives such as Marxism and functionalism while enhancing critical analytical skills.

Analyze key sociological perspectives, emphasizing structural functionalism, conflict theory, and symbolic interactionism. Develop skills in critical analysis of sociological paradigms, examining their implications within society.

Explore the foundational sociological theories and concepts, focusing on social location and marginalization. Gain insights into the structure of society and its influences.

Explore deviance through sociological theories such as Symbolic Interactionism and Control Theory. Gain an understanding of key theoretical concepts and their practical implications.

Investigate essential sociological theories on race, with a focus on understanding the dynamics of racism and prejudice. Analyze the implications of bias through a study of major sociological perspectives, enhancing comprehension of these critical issues.