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	Title: Social Problems and the Quality of Life Author: Robert Lauer, Jeanette Lauer ISBN: 0073380121 ISBN 13: 9780073380124 Edition: 11th Edition Publisher: McGraw-Hill Humanities/Social Sciences/Languages Publication Date: 09/26/2007 Condition: USED	Currently Out of Stock We are not buying this book
Focusing on quality of life, this text defines what a social problem is and then addresses specific issues—for example, how can one gain a sociological understanding of social problems? What kinds of critical thinking should one engage in and what kinds should one avoid in attempting to understand social problems? How is the quality of one's life affected by particular problems? What causes these problems and how can we resolve them? Part One establishes key approaches to social problems; the remaining parts discuss the social problems that most acutely impact the quality of our lives.