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Dopamine, Distraction, and Disruption: Perspectives on How Technology and Generation Z Are Reshaping Medical Education.

JMIR Med Educ
Andrade BB, Araújo Pereira M, Avena K.
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The sociology of technology before the turn to technology

Technology in Society, 2016
Abstract This project recommences an underdeveloped conversation between the sociology of technology and classical sociology. There was a vibrant and consistent interest in technology among sociology's founders between Marx and Ogburn and revisiting this tradition is beneficial for contemporary sociological studies of technology.
Ryan Gunderson
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Towards a Sociology of Information Technology

Current Sociology, 2002
There is a strong tendency in the social sciences to understand and conceptualize the new information technologies in terms of their technical properties and to construct the relation to the sociological world as one of applications and impacts. Less work has gone into developing analytic categories that allow us to capture the complex imbrications of ...
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Sociology and the functions of technological autonomy

Innovation: The European Journal of Social Science Research, 1997
Abstract This paper provides an overview of the sociology of technology. It reviews different arguments about the sociology of technology and examines the path to social change. After reviewing those classical and contemporary theories which define the impact of technological processes, this paper explores the effects of society on technology and ...
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The Sociology of Medical Science and Technology

Contemporary Sociology, 1999
1. Assessing the Social Impact of Genetic Biotechnologies: Evan Willis (La Trobe University Australia). 2. The Abortion Pill RU486: A Case of Organizational and Technological Change: Sharon Tabberer (Anglia Polytechnic University). 3. a Strange Bedfellowsa in the Laboratory of the NHS?
Duane A. Matcha, Mary Ann Elston
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Gender and the New Sociology of Technology

Social Studies of Science, 1992
First it was said that gender was not an issue in the objective world of technical decision-making; then that gender could only be studied as it appeared in the interest talk of techno-scientists and engineers, or as conscious strategic interventions in the practices constitutive of technological networks.
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Sociology of Science and Technology

1991
We saw in the previous chapter that scientific knowledge can no longer be treated as some asocial, privileged account of nature. Sociologists and historians of science have shown that the general shape and direction of science is influenced by social processes. So too are the very knowledge-claims of science itself.
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Towards a Sociology of Education and Technology

2013
Without doubt, one of the defining features of the past 30 years has been the ongoing development of digital technology. The scale and pace of innovation in technologies such as computing and mobile telephony has prompted many commentators to portray societal development (at least in the overdeveloped regions of North America, East Asia and Europe) as ...
Facer, Keri, Selwyn, Neil
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Concerning the Sociological Analysis of Technological Innovation

Applied Psychology, 1990
Des observations paradoxales faites pendant les phases d'une recherche sur les salaires dans des entreprises industrielles françaises, nous ont conduit àénoncer que leur situation est le résultat de la présence de trois modèles de valorisation validés simultanément.
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