1. 1. Part I: Thoroughly answer the following questions/statements. Ensure
to
1. Part I: Thoroughly answer the following questions/statements. Ensure to include a well-
formulated responses with a minimum of 4 paragraphs. You are required to include
examples to support your ideas.Visit the website for the National Council on Aging, review
the information presented, and identify a health issue common to the elderly
population.Use a reputable journal to find an article about your selected health issue.
Acceptable journals include Journal of Sociology, American Sociological Review, American
Journal of Sociology, The Sociological Review, Journal of Public Health, Health Education
Research, American Journal of Public Health, Journal of American Geriatric Society, Age and
Ageing, and Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry and Neurology. The study should have been
performed within the past 10 years.Answer the following:identify the health issue you
selecteddiscuss how this issue is unique to the elderly population.explain the individual,
environmental, and societal connection between the health issue and the elderly/geriatric
populationgive your own opinion about things society could do to help improve the quality
of life for elderly with this health issue, citing evidences from the module.Be sure to include
a link to the original article or any other sources you use.Part II: Select at least one of the
major sociological perspectives (Conflict Theory, Structural-Functional, and/or Symbolic
Interactionism). Discuss the perspective(s) and its relevancy to your response of the
discussion prompt with specific examples. Word count requirement: at least 150 words.2.
Part I: Thoroughly answer the following questions/statements. Ensure to include a well-
formulated responses with a minimum of 4 paragraphs . You are required to include
examples to support your ideas.Pew Research Center projects that when today’s young
adults reach their mid-40s and 50s, 25% are likely to have never been married. How does
the increasing numbers of adults choosing to remain single impact the future role of family
in society?Consider the following questions in your post.Does the increase in individuals
choosing to remain single change the role of the family as the most basic social unit upon
which society is built? What roles do individual adults hold in society that are different than
married couples?How do single adults change the definition of family as a socially
recognized group that forms an emotional connection and serves as an economic unit of
society. As more people choose to remain single and build their connections with friends,
romantic partners, mentors, etc., what changes happen to how families are formed, issues
that are faced, and impacts on society.Part II: Select at least one of the major sociological

2. perspectives (Conflict Theory, Structural-Functional, and/or Symbolic Interactionism).
Discuss the perspective(s) and its relevancy to your response of the discussion prompt with
specific examples. Word count requirement: at least 150 words.