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1.Summary

 Based on the information provided, studying sociology cultivates students' sensitivity to social phenomena, enabling them to identify and understand trends and patterns. Sociology courses emphasize writing skills, allowing students to express their viewpoints and findings clearly and concisely. Sociology fosters students' critical thinking and analytical abilities, aiding them in examining and evaluating information, viewpoints, and assumptions. Additionally, students learn communication skills, including expressing opinions, listening, and understanding others' viewpoints.Through studying sociology, students also enhance their ability to collect, organize, and analyze data, including the application of qualitative and quantitative research methods. Sociology graduates can find employment in various institutions and fields, including schools, churches, hospitals, businesses, governments, and social service organizations.

2.Interesting points 

 Most of those who choose to study sociology choose to work in the field of education after graduation.

3.Questions 

Where do you think people with a sociology major are suitable to work?

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