How to pronounce“sociologists”in English

sociologists, journalists, old books, new books, you name it.

Sociologists were interested in social class.

Sociologists-- so Vablen, who was actually at Stanford, and Georg Simmel-- pointed out that stuff trickles down

Sociologists say the biggest problem in our culture -- and I think this is obvious-- is this massive inequity.

sociologists like Barry Wellman, a sort of important figure in the field, they're sized by the number of followers.

sociologists call 'preferential attachment' from being a part of this network.

sociologists anthropologists psychologists architects graphic designers communications peoples writers

sociologists are are finding in the American society

sociologists in Washington Katherine Becket kind of went back and looked at opinion surveys you know how seriously the public thought

sociologists in another part of campus, to really try to understand some of these disparities and address them.

sociologists that take up these ideas say oh uh i should doubt my own ideas because maybe my separation of the world into objects is not completely valid and

sociologists are like wait this isn't completely true but for the exception there are some tribes that didn't fit into this but for the general idea from

The sociologists know better than me.

So sociologists around the world love to study blue zones, because they can extrapolate the secrets of long life and happiness.

The sociologists were there and also, the social medicine people.

and sociologists call it is actually underway today in America.

and sociologists have found that it's not religiosity or any of that, that determines the greater stability of arranged marriages, but that

And sociologists should study this some more.

And sociologists actually call it the George Clooney effect.

and sociologists talk about these as third places they also call them starbucks

So sociologists might have something to say about going on.

become sociologists is.

people like sociologists like us-- not that we're necessarily asking for jobs-- but sociologists, media, and cultural studies

We have sociologists that look at how information gets socialized and spread and how that affects behavior.

So although sociologists and, heaven knows, neuroscientists, and economists, and others have been talking about networks for decades, we're kind of catching up belatedly.

They're just sociologists, mostly.

And that's what sociologists look at.

And what sociologists have noticed is that things like sports and music, in a way, have become a kind of replacement or substitute

There are these sociologists who have this theory that basically all human knowledge is contained in stories, and so they talk about these scripts.

more puritanical sociologists are having a lot of trouble with this they don't understand what's happening in the

what the sociologists might call pattern transcending activity or mental activity

a lot of sociologists and historians wrote half a century ago that if you have a politics that is mainly about who to hate and who to love that's mainly

some psychologists and sociologists, we teach in the business school paths to power.

What we need is sociologists, economist and those guy who make the principles and the policies.

maybe psychologists and sociologists to uh to assist in your programs in these developing countries and maybe politicians and there was this groan

And the There's a term that sociologists use for this called hedonic adaptation.

All prejudice relies on what sociologists call othering, seeing a group of people as other than ourselves, whether it's other nationality, other religion, other sports

But it's a lot what sociologists call the homophily, which is the idea of you recruiting people who are just like you because you are effectively then creating

And is there a community of sociologists doing equivalent work?

And we develop as groups what sociologists call group affect, which is we kind of-- we kind of go towards the center of whatever the mood is

And this brings about what sociologists of religion refer to as the de-Europeanization

The structural holes is what sociologists call them.

But I teamed up with a couple sociologists to write this.

This is an experiment done by three sociologists at Columbia University called Music Lab.

Most sociologists would not be happy with the reduction that you just made of human behavior.

So a lot of these ideas that sociologists have been looking at.

In the last few decades scientists and sociologists have devoted much of their lives to answering these questions.

But it also blows apart what sociologists call the prestige economy.

held a conference we brought together sociologists Educators and uh public