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Term Papers on Sociology

Term Paper TitleSociology
# of Words764
# of Pages (250 words per page double spaced)3.06

Sociology

Being overseas gives us an oportunity
to see more than one cultures wy of communicating. I sat at a busy
intersection where alot of pedetrian and vehicle traffic passes by.
Its is a four way intersection on the Yongsan Army Base in seoul, Korea.
I sat there from 12:00pm to 1:00pm, which is luch time for most people.
Most people were walking or driving cars, and a few were riding bicycles
or running. It was an extremely hot day with temperatures in the
upper 90's. The groups ranged from dyads to tryads and even many large
groups. My observation was mainly focused on the differnces between Korean
groups and American groups
The thing that struck me the most
about my observation was how each culture reacted to each other.
In general the majority of Korean people were in tryads or larger groups.
Generaly in those groups all paries were involved in the conversation quite
the reverse from the American groups who usually had one person talking
and the others listening.  In the Korean groups there was almost always
more women then there were men in each tryad or larger group.  In
tryads the Korean man rarely walked in between the two women but was usually
on one side or the other.  In the American groups if the goup was
a tryad there was almost never a women in the group.  American groups
in general usually consisted of dyads.  In the American groups usually
one peron would be talking and the others would listen to him or her.
In the Korean groups during the conversation between the group members
everyone in the group would look at each other as they talked.  In
the American groups it was quite the opposit with most of the members looking
away from each other.  In some cases the American groups were not
even talking to each other at all
In the American groups the conversation
never seemed to be about something fun or exciting.  Most of the American
groups seemed to be talking about a serious issue.  The most serious
and intense groups conversations appeared to be those between American
groups who's members were wearing army uniforms. It seemed these individuals
were always talking about work.  The Korean groups appeared to always
be in a happy mood with smiles on their faces and lots to talk about.
The Korean people seemed to always be talking about there previous days
adventures
The hand and ...

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