Sentence examples for sociological consensus from inspiring English sources

Although attitudes towards people who identify as transgender or intersex, or simply 'non-binary', have not always been sympathetic, there has never been scientific (or philosophical, or sociological) consensus that there are simply two human sexes, that they are easily (and objectively) distinguished, and that there is no overlap between the two groups.

As noted earlier, however, a blanket claim about inevitable underdetermination is highly suspect, and without it sociological confidence in "truth by consensus" is quite unwarranted.

Despite detailed demographic, epidemiological and sociological work, this question remains unresolved: no consensus has been formed about the relations between mental life and the metropolis.

A consensus among economic sociologists is this: sociological studies of company governance should pay attention to institutional origins, action processes, and influences on social agents, and how they evolve over time (Davis 2005; Yang 2012).

Overall, there is a strong consensus regarding the central problems of sociological theory, which are largely inherited from the classical theoretical traditions.

Motivated by the observation that in reality consensus is rarely reached, we study a related sociological model in which individuals' intrinsic beliefs counterbalance the averaging process and yield a diversity of opinions.

Consensus on intervention content was achieved using the RAND UCLA appropriateness method and mapped to sociological theories of process and impact.

Major sociological change?

That's sociological talk.

There are sociological explanations.

His interest was sociological.