The impact of COVID-19 policies on the city's social and economic stability.
Born between 1948 and 1957.
Statements regarding how and why facts are related to each other and the connections between these facts.
First admission to school.
Dynamic and fluid.
'socius' meaning 'companion' and 'logos' meaning 'study of'.
Born in Beijing (hukou).
Peeling through taken-for-granted commonsense to reveal the true state of affairs.
It can lead to financial strain and affect decisions about marriage.
Challenging and revealing the true state of affairs behind commonsense beliefs.
A PhD.
The causes and consequences of their challenges.
中華書局 (香港) 有限公司.
Attractiveness.
Characteristics may include being nurturing, polite, and academically successful.
38.5%.
Engaging in matchmaking for their leftover sons and daughters.
Being born.
Images can shape beliefs and attitudes, often reinforcing stereotypes or biases.
Gender variation and the pressure to find a spouse.
They are seen as a way to secure permission to marry.
Lui in 2007.
Society comprises inter-dependent relationships and networks between individuals.
Attitudes, values, and norms of different generations to social and historical changes.
By the inter-dependent relationships and networks they are part of.
More and more women are going to university.
Through membership in a political party.
It implies that bearing a child is both a family issue and a national issue.
A unique perspective for understanding schools.
Wives marrying up with husbands of higher educational qualifications.
Auguste Comte.
Good looks, attractive physique, material wealth, amicable personality, knowledge and wisdom.
Over two years.
Visuals can significantly impact understanding and interpretation of social issues.
The distribution of boys and girls in university.
Around 82%.
趙永佳, 葉仲茵, 李鏗.
Love is highly individualized and unique.
Personal troubles are individual problems, while public issues are societal problems that affect many.
They can influence the relationships and networks, thereby impacting society as a whole.
It suggests that strategic planning before conception can influence future success.
Hong Kong's refusal to live with COVID-19.
Ten thousand dollars.
Comparative data on acceptance levels in different countries.
A group of people living in a bounded territory who share common cultural features such as language, values, and basic norms of behavior.
Thinking away from one’s immediate circumstances to engage in a wider context.
It means that relationships are interconnected and influence one another.
First marriage and family formation.
Individuals and their interactions, such as relationships among teachers, students, and parents.
The ability to see the relationship between individual experiences and larger social influences.
General patterns in the behavior of particular individuals.
Our Social World: Introduction to Sociology.
Because they perceive their actions as unique and personal.
To shine a light on Hong Kong's community and education.
The pictures may misrepresent reality or convey misleading messages.
Shopping for a potential partner for the elder daughter.
A vast network of interactive relationships.
They aim to question common-sense understanding and understand the causes and consequences of social patterns.
Far beyond the immediate circle of any given individual.
They create pressure on men to provide expensive gifts to prove their worth.
An awareness of the relationship between individual and the wider society, both today and in the past.
Because definitions of crime can vary based on cultural and societal norms.
Forbidding her to enroll in postgraduate studies due to the risk of being 'left over'.
They are influenced by societal changes.
Born in Beijing, preferably a home owner, a car owner, undergraduate level of education, and a salary of $20,000.
Acceptance of gay marriage around the world.
Increased acceptance in various countries.
Hong Kong.
Seeing the general in particular.
Macro and Micro levels.
First job in society.
Larger sectors or fields, such as relationships between economic and political structures.
As a science of society that produces findings.
Society changes in every generation and over time.
It refers to the role of sociologists in studying society.
Societal norms, economic conditions, and educational opportunities.
2016.
Personal troubles are private problems affecting individuals, while public issues affect large numbers of people and require societal solutions.
The unique life story and experiences of an individual.
An introduction to thinking like a sociologist.
Eating too much or being overly aggressive.
Intergenerational influence on assortative mating in China.
A widely diversified set of concepts, theories, and perspectives.
The butterfly effect.
Relational and Contextual.
The scientific study of social behavior and human groups.
A house and a car.
36 years old.
That love bows to emotions and feelings rather than rational thinking.
At least 15 times.
It can be viewed as both, influenced by societal expectations and personal circumstances.
燥動青春: 香港新世代處境觀察.
Through hukou locality.
The organized pattern of relationships and institutions that shape society.
Zygmunt Bauman and Tim May.
It emphasizes the importance of early planning and preparation for children's future success.
Riding a bike.
The experiences and stories of its community.
She promotes herself and waits for matchmaking proposals.
Increased competition for marriage and societal expectations.
Four generations of Hong Kong people.
The ability to see the relationship between individual experiences and larger social forces.
Issues that affect individuals and their immediate networks.
1981 to 2011.
Problems that affect large numbers of people and require societal solutions.
Family retained significant influence, affecting males and females differently.
Heated discussion about the problems and challenges they face.
It enables examination and comparison of how different social factors affect individuals based on various generational groupings.
No, it also involves economic, political, and cultural considerations in some countries.
No, they are often influenced by societal expectations and cultural norms.
Problems that affect large numbers of people and often require solutions at the societal level.
R. T. Schaefer.
22.3%.
The study of society, social relationships, and social institutions.
Similar educational qualifications between husbands and wives.
Major social changes before and after reform and opening up.
Wives marrying down with husbands of lower educational qualifications.
Being born, first admission to school, first job, first marriage and family formation.
The assumption that women are usually responsible for housework.
Specific historical and cultural milieu, as well as major social events and structural changes.
Postgraduate level of education.
The relationship between personal experiences and societal changes over time.
$50,000.
The common cultural features they share, such as language and values.
It shapes the life experiences of people in various categories differently.
To maximize the chances of being admitted into top kindergartens.
Women and men.
5th edition.
They may need to sacrifice movie nights and trips to Japan.
Society and Individual.
Understanding the social contexts and structures that influence individual behavior.
A concept that illustrates how lifestyle choices affect the ability to buy a house.
A group with distinctive consciousness shaped by major social changes during their formative years.
The generational differences in financial stability and housing market accessibility.
It helps to analyze contemporary social issues and understand their implications.
The specific temporal and spatial locations that shape the consciousness of individuals.
The social sources of our individual dilemmas.
Major social events and major structural changes.
Private problems that affect individuals and their networks.
Characteristics may include being respectful, responsible, and academically successful.
University graduate or high school graduate.
Cultural values and expectations may shape different characteristics and behaviors.
Societal changes can alter the context in which individuals live and experience their lives.
Economic, political, and cultural considerations.
The 9th edition.
Children and adults.
The new dangerous class.
A home and car owner.
Level of education, age group, and gender group.
Eating too little or being overly flirtatious.
Mannheim's sociology of generations.
A practical approach to sociology.
Assortative mating by education and hukou in Shanghai.
The tendency for individuals to pair with others who have similar characteristics.
The Sociological Imagination (40th anniversary edition).
香港四代人 [Four Generations of Hong Kong People].
Life course dynamics and xiagang in China.
