The social symptoms of cultural problems
Finally, there are the social symptoms of the cultural problem. These social symptoms are most common in society because of the considerable scope of the problem. Examples of the social symptoms that result from cultural problems include crime or crime in society, divorce, juvenile delinquency, and racial and religious conflicts.
Effects of social problems
Any problem that occurs over a long, sustained, and sustained period of time will have an impact on both the individual and the social group. Below is a negative impact on social issues:
Poverty
Poverty can be both a cause and an impact on social problems. Continuous poverty can be contagious like a plague. Poverty is on the rise as stratification in society creates divisions of social and gap class. This leads to an awkward interaction between one who is in the economy class and one whose economy is on the bottom or the top.
Poverty can move one to associate with others to be safe from the heartache and shame of their undeserved social judgment. In general, because of these harsh conditions of poverty, they gather to form settlements in the squalid, manicured suburbs. The result is an environmental imbalance.
Crime
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Social issues that are not solved by governments and communities will lead to crime or crime. While this raises concerns, it certainly makes for a loss of comfort and security. Crime is the result of social or economic changes, population problems, economic hardship, weak and vassal rule (corruption, collusion, and nepotism), mental health, and faulty parenting. Crime can be learned through any medium, including interactions with those nearby. Social issues that beget evil can breed other crimes. The possibility of flourishing crime organizations can inspire others to commit similar crimes.
Family organization
