Address the following questions as you write a literature review.
What theories/concepts do scholars use to explain a social phenomenon you are interested in? How do theories contradict or compliment with each other?
How have other scholars answered to your research question (or a similar question)? What kind of data did they use to do so? What are limitations of their research?
What are common findings across different studies on this topic? What are contradictions among them? How can you explain contradictions?
What questions are left unanswered, and are worth further investigation?
Based on what you have read, what would be a likely answer to your research question?
In other words, what hypothesis does this set of literature lead you to?

You will write a research paper including a theoretical analysis. The purpose of this paper is to examine a particular form of deviant behavior. For example, you might choose to research a very serious form of deviant behavior, such as terrorism, or you might choose to research a milder form of deviant behavior, such as tattooing. You will provide basic information on the topic. As well, you will provide a theoretical analysis. In this analysis, you can focus on either the rule-breakers, or the rule-makers. For example, if you focus on the rule-breakers (for more serious forms of deviance), you will provide an etiological analysis on why individuals become rule breakers. So, in the case of terrorists, you will first address basic information about the topic and then provide the theoretical analysis of what social scientists know about the causes of this form of deviant behavior. If you choose a milder form of deviance, you might want to focus on the rule-makers (or you can still focus

You will write a research paper including a theoretical analysis. The purpose of this paper is to examine a particular form of deviant behavior. For example, you might choose to research a very serious form of deviant behavior, such as terrorism, or you might choose to research a milder form of deviant behavior, such as tattooing. You will provide basic information on the topic. As well, you will provide a theoretical analysis. In this analysis, you can focus on either the rule-breakers, or the rule-makers. For example, if you focus on the rule-breakers (for more serious forms of deviance), you will provide an etiological analysis on why individuals become rule breakers. So, in the case of terrorists, you will first address basic information about the topic and then provide the theoretical analysis of what social scientists know about the causes of this form of deviant behavior. If you choose a milder form of deviance, you might want to focus on the rule-makers (or you can still focus

Based on YRBSS Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System, I will attach an Introduction for this assignment after you get some background information based on this assignment the TASK is to Review the 3 tables I attached based on 2019 tables of trends through out the years on 1991 through 2019 on YRBSS. Identify three trends in numbers of noticeable patterns that are intriguing, surprising and add some knowledge and challenges. Recognize the pattern between categories for each trend (Only 3) write 1 page identifying the trend, identify the exact table the data came from, record the exact information and then explain what is being observed, what is surprising and a challenge. 

So, reflect on the nature of a victimless crime. What do you think is the best policy for dealing with prostitution?  Should it be the current legal response which primarily concentrates on prostitutes and not the buyers. Or, do you think it should be more deviantized than made illegal? .  What about the small group of FDLS, for example, who engage in polygamy and are very deviant from the perspective of the dominant society? What is the best policy for dealing with this group?

I have attached the instructions instructions below in attachments and also a template to follow

the first theory is functionalism based of Emile Durkheim

The second theory is Marxism based of Karl Marx

you will need to find two media sources dated from the past 3 years if it is a news article further instructions attached

Research Paper Assignment

Title Page (ASA Style)

Abstract (this should be the only thing on the 2nd page of your paper)

ALL PAGES SHOULD BE DOUBLE SPACED.

Brief summary of paper (purpose of paper, major findings, and implications).

**Write this section after you have finished writing your paper.

Section I.  Introduction (no heading for this section: 1-2 pages)

          Describe in detail the scope and trends in the social phenomenon that you are investigating.  Ensure that you include information about why this is an important topic to study (what are the consequences to individuals, groups or society) if relevant and if possible provide national statistics or the best information available that describe the scope (size) of the problem.

***Use academic journal articles or government publications/statistical information available on the web as sources for this section.

The last sentence

The Question:
Let's talk Marx. Some questions to prompt your discussion: Of the concepts we have studied which are relevant today (give examples)? And what are your reflections on the central thrust of Marx's argument? 





Videos To Use:
Marx Theory of Alienation:
http://openmedia.yale.edu/projects/courses/fall09/socy151/embed/socy151_10_100609_emb.mp4

Marx Theory of Class and Exploitation:
http://openmedia.yale.edu/projects/courses/fall09/socy151/embed/socy151_13_101509_emb.mp4

Why Marxism is On The Rise Again:
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2012/jul/04/the-return-of-marxism





Notes(s) To Use:
This week we plunge more deeply into Marxs thought studying some of the key concepts in his work. So, I thought it might be good to provide something akin to a Cliffs Notes guide to some of these concepts in this weeks introduction.

By now you no doubt have begun to see that Karl Marx is

Read and summarize the article attached below.
Things to include:
1. Introduction- What is the article about?, What is the author's research question?, Does the researcher present a hypothesis?
2. Methods- What methods did the author use (e.g., interviews, surveys, secondary data)?, Who made up the authors sample?
3. Results- What were the researchers main findings?, If the author presented a hypothesis, was it supported?
4. Are there any limitations of the research?
5. How does the author explain the significance or implications of their article?
6. What questions did the author leave unanswered?
7. How will you use this to advance a proposed policy?

The topic I am selecting for the annotated bibliography is: "The conservative tradition in Southern Politics".

NOTES:
Bibliography reviews 15 or more items, at least 10 of which should be scholarly sources (books, peer-reviewed articles from academic journals, original sources such as diaries or government documents and reports). Reference entries conform to American Sociological Association (ASA) style guidelines.

(Failure to adhere to ASA style guidelines will lower point score to 68 regardless of number of entries reviewed.) Once you have studied each source, write an extensive summative annotated bibliographic note for the work. (https://lib.trinity.edu/creating-an-annotated-bibliography/) work.

The reference entry must be formatted according to American Sociological Association (ASA) style. (For examples of ASA style reference entries see https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/asa_style/references_page_formatting.html (Links to an external sit