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lesson 1: Societal structure

What are your most important takeaways from each lesson?

✏️SENTENCE 1:

social structure refers to the social patterns through which a society is organized and can be horizontal or vertical.

✏️ SENTENCE 2:

social structure refers to the social relationships and the social and physical characteristics of communities to which individuals belong, while vertical social structure, more commonly called social inequality, refers to ways in which a society or group ranks people in a hierarchy.

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social structure comprises several components, to which we now turn, starting with the most micro and ending with the most macro.

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Our discussion of social interaction in the second half of this chapter incorporates several of these components.

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Social life is composed of many levels of building blocks, from the very micro to the very macro. These building blocks combine to form the social structure.

✏️Lesson 2: Societal Dynamics and processes

What are your most important takeaways from each lesson? For each lesson, write at least 5 sentences.

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The Community Dynamics data has been constructed by Social Life; an organisation specialising in research and community projects exploring how people are affected by changes in the built environment.

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The datasets use modeled data from the annual Community Life Survey and Understanding Society Survey to map this data to Output Areas.

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This can then be used to help predict how people are likely to feel about the areas they live in.

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The datasets are presented indexed against the country within Local Insight, where a positive score (greater than zero) indicates that an area is performing better than the national average and a negative score.

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(below zero) indicates an area is performing worse than the national average.