For a sociologist, the goal in examining things such as language, media, and stereotypes is to take what we see as natural and view it as a product of culture. Identify whether the statements support or contradict this goal.

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Isaiah Rangel

18 May, 15:16

For a sociologist, the goal in examining things such as language, media, and stereotypes is to take what we see as natural and view it as a product of culture. Identify whether the statements support or contradict this goal.

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Rodney Pitts · Answer 1

the statement supports the goal

Explanation:

Based on the information provided within the question it can be said that the statement supports the goal. This is because a sociologist must make the familiar things (natural) as strange. This is done in order to uncover the cause-and-effect relationships that exist within these natural occurrences and the society that exhibit them (culture)