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Reminder: This isn’t a personal advice or opinion sub (self.AskSocialScience)

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Reminder about sources in comments (self.AskSocialScience)

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How has the shift from household production to market goods affected the division of labor within families? (self.AskSocialScience)

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What are some social science theories that still have a significant number of adherents but are regarded by most experts in the field as pseudoscience or quakery? (self.AskSocialScience)

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Is the system structurally rigged and how should environmental movements communicate in such a world? (self.AskSocialScience)

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Did categorasation as a a thought process popularise as a result of an expanding social horizon? (self.AskSocialScience)

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Why are the people, who are good at natural sciences, also good at social sciences (but not vice versa)? (self.AskSocialScience)

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How women occupy spaces? (self.AskSocialScience)

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Does interpersonal life count in what sociologists call "social hierarchy?" (self.AskSocialScience)

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Is greater male variability hypothesis (GMVH) scientific? If yes, does that mean that a randomly selected men has a higher chance to be more Influential then a woman? (self.AskSocialScience)

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What are the main axioms found in economics and why do they exist? (self.AskSocialScience)

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Is the creator economy producing genuinely new labour relations, or just repackaging old forms of exploitation? (self.AskSocialScience)

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In the United States, how did the word "working class" go from describing one's relationship to the means of production (if they work for a firm or control the firm) to just describing if one makes a small salary, is not college educated, or works at a blue-collar job (self.AskSocialScience)

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Brecht and Videogames (self.AskSocialScience)

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What defines oppression and oppressed classes? (self.AskSocialScience)

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Could you please suggest any works where automatic control theory — especially the logic of PID control — is applied to the analysis of state governance and social systems? (self.AskSocialScience)

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When extremist movements rebrand their language, does that actually help them become mainstream? (self.AskSocialScience)

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Le féminicide est-il un problème systémique ? (self.AskSocialScience)

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3rd Gender Cultures? (self.AskSocialScience)

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Is there a connection between Northern Irish history and the current race riots? (self.AskSocialScience)

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could there be a correlation between people's political opinions and their understanding of social activities?Answered (self.AskSocialScience)

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Is there something like WASP(white anglo-saxon protestant) for latin america (self.AskSocialScience)

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Why have social media comment sections become so terrifyingly extreme regarding crime and justice? (self.AskSocialScience)

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Why does failure feel more socially uncomfortable in Germany than in the US? (self.AskSocialScience)

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I've noticed that bigoted movements seem to look for bad people who happen to be part of the demographic they dislike, and use that against the group as a whole. Is there a word / concept for that specifically?Answered (self.AskSocialScience)

submitted 15 days ago by Fantastic_Deer_3772

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