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MACROSOCIAL AND MICROSOCIAL SOCIOLOGICAL THEORIES : image - Coggle…

- - - - A real live example could be the practice of epidemiologists analyzing large-scale demographic health data to predict disease spread and enforce empirical, data-driven public health policies without relying on subjective opinions.
  - - - A real-life example can be how delivery drivers and rideshare drivers owning no infrastructure, while a centralized tech corporation extracts surplus value from their labor, leading to class tension over workers' rights and benefits.
  - - - A real-life example can be as how AI recruitment software trained on historical data subtly enforces hidden structural biases like gender, skills, historical record, etc. At the hiring process, operating as an unseen system shaping human opportunities.
- - - - An easy real-life example could be a tree and shadows. When you are walking outside and feel a sudden heat all over your skin because of the sunny day you glance at a tree and see a shadow under it, which can lead you to view the trees as a way to rest under a sunny day or also: tree=free shadow.
  - - - A simple conversation among acquaintances can be construed as a social interaction governed by certain implicit standards of decorum. The partakers in the discussion may nod their heads to communicate agreement, look at each other, and raise and answer questions.