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[alexis goulding @GouldingAlexis]

This can be seen in places in Alberta like Fort McMurray or Grande Prairie where the economy dropped significantly due to ebb and flow in oil, as well as the Fort McMurray fires destroying resources #soci2300

[alexis goulding @GouldingAlexis]

Ebb and flow in economy (iron ore) may have affected quality of life. Citizens of Lab West may have adapted to a certain quality of life only their trades jobs with overtime can support. Desperate citizens will find other (less legal) means of maintaining that lifestyle #SOCI2300

[Cassbarker @Cassbarker1]

Criminology suggests that certain social characteristics are correlated to a greater involvement in criminal activity. Further investigation into the social reason for this high crime in Lab City needs to be completed to achieve change in policy & social change. #Soci2300

[alexis goulding @GouldingAlexis]

#SOCI2300 This epidemic could be studied with social bond lens to unveil influencers or teaching methods/explanations & also strain theory to view what issues are creating these suicide trends in isolated areas, in depth prevention policies are overdue.
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[alexis goulding @GouldingAlexis]

Self-reported surveys would reach very far and gather many results on why individuals were turned away from jobs and to understand the reason why. Interviewing employers known to turn away youth could bring interesting information to light. #SOCI2300 RETWEET

[Jessica Power @japower98]

How are Canadian youth aged 15 to 24 supposed to work efficiently when some are not given the chance? I would use a mixed research method, a focus group of students in university and almost ready to go to work. #SOCI2300 https://t.co/ZVOrc1gzaA

[alexis goulding @GouldingAlexis]

How to control fast rising crime rates in cities? Mixed method approach; use official data to find out which high crime communities substantially decreased, self-report survey/interviews to learn what tactics used to lower crime rate effectively #SOCI2300
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[alexis goulding @GouldingAlexis]

"Tabitha" admits to enduring many issues our text would describe as "Miles of Problems" for reasons of getting caught up in crime & sex trade; drug & alcohol abuse, history of violence & abuse, struggles to provide for children. (Page 103, Brooks & Schissel, 2015) #SOCI2300

[Nathan Mullins @NateMulz]

These massage parlours provide a platform for patriarchy as they grant men the opportunity to feel dominant over the women involved, and foster the concept of hostile sexism towards them (Brooks & Schissel). #SOCI2300

[alexis goulding @GouldingAlexis]

https://t.co/ZcfGuZd0bp False employment ad lured a woman to Canada, her abduction resulted in male dominance, violence, sexual abuse & subordination. Relates to our text as it shows; hegemonic masculinity, patriarchy & emphasized femininity (Brooks & Schissel, 2015) #SOCI2300