It sounds like you're looking for a review of the textbook Sociology by Paul B. Horton and Chester L. Hunt (likely the 6th or 7th edition, as those are the most commonly circulated PDFs online).

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About the Book: "Sociology: The Human Science" is a comprehensive introduction to sociology, written by William Horton and Keith Hunt. The book explores the fundamental concepts, theories, and methods of sociology, covering topics such as culture, socialization, social structure, social inequality, and social change.

Social Institution: An organized system of social relationships embodying common values and procedures to meet societal needs.

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The stable patterns of social relationships and institutions. The shared systems of norms, values, and beliefs.

Solve Social Problems: Use scientific research to address contemporary issues like inequality and public policy.

• Functions: Socialization, transmission of culture, social placement, and cultural innovation.
• Conflict View: Schools reinforce social inequality (tracking, hidden curriculum).