Example 1

Teenagers in many American cities have been involved in more gangs in the last five years
than ever before. These gangs of teens have been committing a lot of violent crimes. The
victims of these crimes are both gang members and people outside of gangs. Many people do
not want to travel to areas in our cities because of the danger from this problem. For this
terrible situation to stop, it is going to take a combined effort on the part of many people. Excellent,
supervised after-school programs, more jobs available for teens, and healthy family relationships will go a
long way towards ending this crisis in our society.

Example 2
During the Middle Ages in Europe and the Middle East there was much armed conflict
between Christians and Muslims. Christians called these conflicts the Crusades because they
were fighting under the sign of the cross to save the holy lands of the Bible from being
desecrated by non-Christians. However, the true reason for fighting for these lands was less than holy.
It was mainly a desire for economic gain that prompted the Christian leaders to send soldiers to fight in
the Holy Land.
Example 3
Stereotypes abound in today's society. People seem to have an innate compulsion to categorise
others into various groups and then to apply rigid and limited descriptions to these groups. There are
therefore, amongst others, stereotypical nationalities and races; stereotypical sexes and sexual
orientations and stereotypical classes. And one place where these stereotypes often thrive is in the
mass media, particularly in the tabloid press and popular television, such as in situation comedy.
Some, for example Hick (1996), claim that this is a harmless phenomenon, whereas commentators
such as Ealham (1998) point to the possible dangers of obsessive stereotyping in the media. This
essay will examine what sociological evidence there is for the process of stereotyping in the mass
media, and will then go on to analyse the reasons for its occurrence. The final part of the essay will
ask how far society's attitudes are in fact shaped by this portrayal of the various kinds of stereotypes.

Contoh 1

Remaja di banyak kota Amerika telah terlibat dalam lebih geng dalam lima tahun
terakhir dibandingkan sebelumnya. Geng ini remaja telah melakukan banyak
kejahatan kekerasan. Para korban kejahatan keduanya anggota geng dan orangorang di luar geng. Banyak orang tidak ingin melakukan perjalanan ke daerahdaerah di kota-kota kita karena bahaya dari masalah ini. Untuk situasi ini
mengerikan untuk berhenti, itu akan mengambil upaya gabungan dari pihak
banyak orang. Sangat baik, diawasi program setelah sekolah, lebih banyak
pekerjaan yang tersedia untuk remaja, dan hubungan keluarga yang sehat akan
pergi jauh untuk mengakhiri krisis ini dalam masyarakat kita.
Contoh 2
Selama Abad Pertengahan di Eropa dan Timur Tengah ada banyak konflik
bersenjata antara Kristen dan Muslim. Kristen disebut konflik ini Perang Salib
karena mereka berjuang di bawah tanda salib untuk menyelamatkan tanah suci
Alkitab dari yang dinodai oleh non-Kristen. Namun, alasan yang benar untuk
memperjuangkan tanah ini adalah kurang dari suci. Itu terutama keinginan untuk
keuntungan ekonomi yang mendorong para pemimpin Kristen untuk mengirim

tentara untuk berperang di Tanah Suci.

Contoh 3
Stereotip berlimpah di masyarakat saat ini. Orang-orang tampaknya memiliki
dorongan bawaan untuk mengkategorikan orang lain ke dalam berbagai
kelompok dan kemudian menerapkan deskripsi kaku dan terbatas kelompokkelompok ini. Oleh karena itu ada, antara lain, kebangsaan stereotip dan ras;
jenis kelamin stereotip dan orientasi seksual dan kelas stereotip. Dan salah satu
tempat di mana stereotip ini sering berkembang di media massa, khususnya
dalam pers tabloid dan televisi populer, seperti dalam situasi komedi. Beberapa,
misalnya Hick (1996), menyatakan bahwa ini adalah fenomena berbahaya,
sedangkan komentator seperti Ealham (1998) menunjukkan bahaya yang
mungkin stereotip obsesif di media. Tulisan ini akan memeriksa apa bukti
sosiologis ada untuk proses stereotip di media massa, dan kemudian akan pergi
untuk menganalisis alasan terjadinya. Bagian akhir dari esai akan meminta
seberapa jauh sikap masyarakat sebenarnya dibentuk oleh penggambaran ini
dari berbagai macam stereotip.
Asuransi kesehatan merupakan salah satu jenis asuransi yang paling banyak
diminati oleh masyarakat, baik asuransi kesehatan yang dijamin oleh pemerintah
maupun oleh pihak swasta. Banyak jaminan yang diberikan apabila mengikuti
asuransi kesehatan mulai dari biaya berobat, biaya rawat inap, bahkan biaya
operasi yang memerlukan biaya yang besar. Asuransi yang dijamin oleh
pemerintah adalah BPJS ( Badan Penjamin Kesehatan Masyarakat). Banyak sekali
kemudahan yang didapatkan masyarakat dengan mengikuti program BPJS ini.
Dengan adanya BPJS ini masyarakat tidak mampu lebih mudah untuk
mendapatkan pengobatan di rumah sakit pemerintah atupun rumah sakit swasta
yang bekerja sama dengan pemerintah. Mensosialisasikan program BPJS
merupakan hal penting yang harus dilakukan pemerintah agar masyarakat lebih
mengenal apa itu bpjs, mengerti bagaimana sistem dari bpjs, dan mengetahui
bagaimana cara mendaftar sebagai penerima bpjs. Selama ini masyarakat
Indonesia cenderung sulit menerima segala sistem yang rumit dan memerlukan
banyak waktu.
Health insurance is a type of insurance that is most in demand by the public,
good health insurance that is guaranteed by the government or by the private
sector. Many advantage are given if following the health insurance like treatment
costs, hospitalization costs, operating costs even require a huge cost. Health
insurance by the government is BPJS (Badan Penjamin Kesehatan Masyarakat).
Lots of public convenience gained by following this BPJS program. Given this BPJS
people can not be easier to get treatment at government hospitals or private
hospitals which cooperate with the government. Socializing BPJS program is an
important thing that must be done by the government so that more people know
what it BPJS, understand how the system of BPJS, and find out how to register as
a receiver BPJS. During this time Indonesian people are less likely to receive all
the systems are complicated and require a lot of time.

Health insurance is increasingly in demand by the general public. Health insurance is

a type of insurance coverage that covers the cost of an insured individual's medical and
surgical expenses. Depending on the type of health insurance coverage, either the insured
pays costs out-of-pocket and is then reimbursed, or the insurer makes payments directly to
the provider. In health insurance terminology, the "provider" is a clinic, hospital, doctor,
laboratory, health care practitioner, or pharmacy. The "insured" is the owner of the health
insurance policy; the person with the health insurance coverage. Everybody at some time in
their life, and often on many occasions, will need some kind of medical attention and
treatment. When medical care is required, ideally the patient should be able to concentrate on
getting better, rather than wondering whether he/she has got the resources to pay for all the
bills. This view is becoming more commonly held in nearly all the developed nations.
Broadly speaking there are two types of health insurance, Private health insurance and Public
(government) health insurance for this type to be called insurance, premiums need to be
collected, even though the coverage is provided by the state. Health insurance by the
Indonesian government is BPJS (Badan Penjamin Kesehatan Masyarakat). Lots of public
convenience gained by following this BPJS program. Given this BPJS people can be easier to
get treatment at government hospitals or private hospitals which cooperate with the
government.