Changes in Polish religiosity - diagnosis and theoretical explanations 3500-TABS-REL
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K_W02 Is aware of ongoing theoretical and methodological disputes conducted in modern sociology; is reflective and critical of various positions
K_W04 Is reflective and critical of the problem of social differentiation and inequalities
K_W05 Has in-depth knowledge about the types of social ties and mechanisms supporting collective governance
K_W06 Has in-depth knowledge about cultural diversity and its transformations, cultural identity, and intercultural interaction and communication
K_W10 Has in-depth knowledge about major international and domestic sociological research pertaining to selected areas of social reality or sub-domains of sociology
K_W11 Has in-depth knowledge of norms and rules governing social structures and institutions
K_W14 Has in-depth knowledge of assumptions and claims of selected historical and contemporary sociological theories
K_W15 Approaches the choice of a particular theoretical perspective in a reflective and critical way
K_U01 Can identify causes and predict potential effects of past and current social events; can form critical judgments about current and past social events
K_U02 Can critically select information and materials for academic work, using various sources in Polish and a foreign language as well as modern technologies
K_U04 Can use theoretical categories and research methods in the description and analysis of social and cultural changes in modern societies, as well as their consequences
K_U08 Knows how to interpret the role of culture in the life of the individual and society
K_U09 Can relate an academic text to the problems of social life and its empirical studies
K_K04 Can argue a thesis using scientific evidence
K_K09 Is open to various theoretical and methodological perspectives of social research
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