Author: Sociology Group

  • Difference Between Profit and Non-Profit Organisation

    Our society wholly run by two kinds of organization viz. profit and non-profit organization. What is Profit Organization? An organization is set up for the motive of earning a profit is called Profit Organization. It surely develops a relationship between demand and supply as studied in Economics. Its example varies from a grocery shop too…

  • The Nature and Scope of Urban Sociology

    We’re always told, “strength in numbers”. Have you ever wondered why? My personal take on this is that we function better when we can interact with similar beings and assess our strengths better. Humans have evolved from single-celled organisms to their current state. A huge part of why we have been able to make so…

  • Consumer Rights under the Consumer Protection Act, India

    The main idea behind this enactment act is to protect the consumers from all ongoing unfair trading and malpractices in the market. Almost all the commercial organization are well versed and well trained with the market condition so surely they are in the good dominating condition and use it to take the adventure of the consumer. To…

  • What is counterculture and Give Examples? Explained

    It means a way of leading life and having an attitude that is different or opposes social norms. It is a subculture whose values are different from the prevailing culture of the society. It also means to protest against a present social situation or issue and having a rebellious opinion against the way of doing…

  • are you a conformist ?

    Generally, a person who is confined to a particular behaviour or practices is said to be a “Conformist.” A conformist behaves or thinks like the other people in a group and doesn’t do anything unusual. People often are confined for a desire for security within a group of similar age, culture, religion or educational status.…

  • What is Capitalist Class and Examples

    The group of people who own the means of production and employ workers are said to be the ‘capitalist class.’ They have an upper hand in the working society as they tend to derive the work from the workers and labourers and keep the profits. The workers sell their ability and hard work to earn…

  • What is Charismatic Authority and Examples

    The Charismatic authority is an authority based on the special personal qualities claimed by and for an individual in order to make the person attractive so that he could influence a large number of people. Originally, it is used in a religious context but now-a-days it is used in all spheres. It is also referred…