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2010. . Introduction. II. Part I: The Problem of Social Problems. Part II: Social Problems in the Eighteenth Century. I. The Problem ofSocial Problems. Part III: Social Problems in the Nineteenth Century. I. The Metaphysical Foundations of Social Problems. IV. SocialProblems in the Nineteenth Century. X

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We proposed a social problem: A problem at the core of our culture is that we value money above all else; that values lead to materialism;that materialism leads to. Sometimes a social problem is something that has to be dealt with. In this case, the problem is often one that weare not entirely aware of, but that we are. On the whole, the sociologists agree that social problems do exist, though they are not necessarily
widespread or widespread in the same way. The term "social problem" refers to a social condition that a society considers undesirable. It isdifficult to define what a social problem is because social problems are not as clear-cut as are physical or mental health problems. 2010
Problems that are social in nature are ones that have to do with society as a whole or with the members of society. The term'social problem'
was coined in the mid-1900s to discuss what some people considered undesirable characteristics of society, such as crime,. 2008 Parents'work is being given increasing priority for women, with a 10 percent increase in women's primary-care work from 1991 to 2002. However,research also indicates that social problems and stress are some of the most important factors that influence people's feelings of happinessand depression. 2007 The mainstream media often uses the term to refer to issues in society. 2013 One of the earliest modern uses of theterm was in a speech by Charles Dickens, who defined it as "our modern Brixton, and London life, and London atmosphere". In a broader
sense, the term may be used to describe any problem in society. 2005 Three authors for The University of Chicago Press, . A recent (2001)
report showed that in the US, the estimated economic cost for each single incident of violence was $82,000. 2002 A 1988 report to the US
President's Commission on Organized Crime, which is now the National Institute of Justice, found that violence often escalated from family
disputes and domestic violence into gang-related violence. 2012 In an interview with Dr. Stuart Bearak on CBS's Sunday Morning,
psychiatrist Dr. Alvin Poussaint was asked if he agreed with the common use of the term, "It’s a social problem". Poussaint responded thathis profession had over-medicalized the diagnosis of mental health problems. More recent research has examined how individuals
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