Directions

This will be the assignment where you bring in the sociological perspective to event/issue of Domestic Violence Against Men. This paper should be 2-3 pages providing a sociological analysis of the social problem. Please include at least 3 peer-reviewed sources. The supplemental text is a great place to start as well as the journals Annual Review of Sociology, Contexts, Social Forces, and Social Problems all available through the JSTOR database. There are also journals on more specific topics that may be useful for the problem you have selected.

 What theories and concepts within sociology are relevant to this issue?

 How does a sociologist understanding the problem?

 What systems of power are central to understanding this problem?

 How might ones social location impact your experience of this issue? 

Create a 9 to 12-slide Microsoft PowerPoint presentation with speaker notes in each slide discussing the following:

• Define motivation, and provide a brief analysis of ways in which employees express motivation.
• Describe how this theory could be applied to two workplace situations you have experienced or witnessed.
• Describe how theoretical models of motivation can affect personal satisfaction and productivity.

Format your presentation according to APA guidelines.   NO WORD COUNT

Annotated Bibliography

Use a research database, such as PsycINFO, to find an empirical article from a peer-reviewed journal. Carefully read the articles I submitted bellow , take notes, and answer the following questions. Please provide your answers in a Word doc or PDF to the assignment link in Cougar Courses by the date indicated on the syllabus. You must make sure that you are using your own words, even when summarizing someone elses research. Each question should be answered in full sentences, and short paragraphs where necessary. 

1. What is the hypothesis (or research question)?

2. What predictions do the researchers make? 

3. Identify the IV.

4. Identify the DV. 

5. What/who are their subjects/participants?

6. What do they do? (brief description of the methodology) 

7. What statistical tests do they use? Which tests are statistically significant, and which are not?

8. What do the