The application of sociological or social psychological theory and practice to the Internet as a source of knowledge and communication is known as the sociology of the Internet (or the social psychology of the internet). Understanding how digital media are used in daily life and how these diverse technologies affect societal norms, interpersonal interactions, and … Read more
Sports sociology, often known as sociology of sport, is a branch of sociology that focuses on sports as social phenomena. The relationship between sociology and sports, as well as diverse socio-cultural structures, trends, and organizations or groups participating in sport, are the subjects of this field of research. This field of study examines how sports … Read more
Taking in the sense or meaning of letters, symbols, etc., particularly through sight or touch, is the process of reading.[1][2][3][4] Word identification, orthography (spelling), alphabetics, phonics, phonemic awareness, vocabulary, comprehension, fluency, and motivation are all important components of reading, according to educators and scholars.[5][6] Pictograms, like the hazard symbol and the emoji, are other forms … Read more
Soon after the French Revolution, the academic field of sociology evolved as a positivist study of society, largely as a result of Enlightenment ideas. Its origins can be traced back to a number of significant philosophical movements in the history of science and knowledge, movements that emerged in response to modernity, capitalism, urbanization, rationalization, secularization, … Read more
The group of physical characteristics known as magnetism is what causes a magnetic field, which is what causes objects to attract or repel one another. One of the two components of electromagnetism is magnetism, which results from both electric currents and the magnetic moments of fundamental particles. The most well-known effects take place in ferromagnetic … Read more
The relationship between society and health is examined through sociology of health and sickness, sociology of health and wellness, or health sociology. It is a branch of research that is interested in all facets of life that have an affect on and change our health and wellbeing, including both historical and modern impacts.[1][2] It proves … Read more
A sound is the focus of listening.A person listens to what others are saying while attempting to understand what they mean [1].[2] Complex emotive, cognitive, and behavioral processes are involved in listening.[3] Cognitive processes involve attending to, comprehending, receiving, and interpreting content and relational communications; behavioral processes involve providing verbal and nonverbal feedback to others. … Read more
A sociological theory is a hypothesis that aims to study, analyze, and/or explain social reality’s objects from a sociological perspective,[1]: 14 connecting disparate ideas to structure and support sociological knowledge. As a result, such information is built upon intricate theoretical foundations and methodologies.[2] These theories cover a wide spectrum of topics, ranging from succinct yet … Read more
The Quran, commonly known as the Koran or Qur’an, is the main religious text of Islam and is considered by Muslims to be a revelation from God (/krn/, kuurr-AHN; vocalized Arabic:, Quranic Arabic: al-Qurn [alquran],[ii] ‘the recital’).[11] It is divided into 114 chapters (pl. : suwar, sing. : srah), each of which is made up … Read more
Muslims consider the Quran to be the last book of revelation from God to humanity, given to Muhammad by the angel Gabriel as a work of divine instruction.[18][70] It is the tangible representation of the faith and is revered by devout Muslims as “the holy of holies”[71], whose sound can cause some to experience “tears … Read more
