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in a simplest simplest english that a grade 8 learner will understand please pharapharse the following text as if it wriiten by a human please try to make it short but not just like write one pharagraph atleast cover every point that is written there Using both Beck’s and Douglas’s theories gives a full understanding of the problem. Beck helps explain where risks come from — in other words, how modern life and social change create new risks like stress, inequality, and violence. Douglas, on the other hand, helps explain how people understand and react to those risks based on their culture and social values.
Together, these theories show that risk is both socially produced and socially understood. For students at the University of the Free State, this means that while modern pressures and inequalities create real challenges, their cultural backgrounds influence how they see and deal with these challenges.
By combining these theories, the study can explore both the objective risks (such as financial pressure, racism, or violence) and the subjective experiences (how students feel and make sense of these risks). This approach allows for a deeper understanding of students’ lived experiences and perceptions of risk.
Together, these theories show that risk is both socially produced and socially understood. For students at the University of the Free State, this means that while modern pressures and inequalities create real challenges, their cultural backgrounds influence how they see and deal with these challenges.
By combining these theories, the study can explore both the objective risks (such as financial pressure, racism, or violence) and the subjective experiences (how students feel and make sense of these risks). This approach allows for a deeper understanding of students’ lived experiences and perceptions of risk.
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Using both Beck’s and Douglas’s ideas helps us understand the problem better.
Beck explains where risks come from. He says modern life and big social changes create new problems, like stress, inequality, and violence.
Douglas explains how people think about and react to risks. She says culture and beliefs shape how people see danger and what they do about it.
Together, these ideas show that risks are made by society and also understood through society. For students at the University of the Free State, this means modern pressures and unfairness create real problems, but students’ cultural backgrounds shape how they notice and deal with them.
By combining the two theories, the study can look at both real risks (like money problems, racism, or violence) and how students feel and explain those risks. This gives a deeper view of students’ actual experiences and how they see danger.
Beck explains where risks come from. He says modern life and big social changes create new problems, like stress, inequality, and violence.
Douglas explains how people think about and react to risks. She says culture and beliefs shape how people see danger and what they do about it.
Together, these ideas show that risks are made by society and also understood through society. For students at the University of the Free State, this means modern pressures and unfairness create real problems, but students’ cultural backgrounds shape how they notice and deal with them.
By combining the two theories, the study can look at both real risks (like money problems, racism, or violence) and how students feel and explain those risks. This gives a deeper view of students’ actual experiences and how they see danger.
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