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Sociology paper 1
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Human characteristics are innate - born with them
Nurture
Nature
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When cultures merge
Cultural hybridity
Cultural diversity
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What 4 middle class groups did Savage describe
Specialists, guardians, self employed, white-collar workers
Professionals, managers, self employed, white-collar workers
Experts, supervisors, self employed, white-collar workers
Professionals, managers, self employed, blue-collar workers
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Who researched “canteen culture”
Bowles and Gintis
Sue Lees
Mulvey
Waddington
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The socio-economic status and identity that are attached to a person because of their job
Social class
Occupational scale
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Secondary socialisation = peers, workplace, media, religion, education
False
True
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Social construct is...
A chronological approach to age
A life course approach
Ageing has key biological characteristics
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Family, peer groups, media, religion, workplace, education
Informal social control
Formal social control
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A set of ideas and values that develop from a common exposure to the same media news sources
Mass culture
Low culture
Popular culture
High culture
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Products or activities that are enjoyed by the majority of the population at a moment in time
Mass culture
Low culture
High culture
Popular culture
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Brah found that…
British Asians are skilled cultural code-switchers
British Asians have a dual identity - ‘Brasian’
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How many types of agencies of socialisation are there
5
4
3
6
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Your personal identity is the information that would appear on an identity card
Socialisation
Identity
Social roles
Culture
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Low culture example
Reading a classic novel eg dickens
Listening to classical music
Going to a football match
Watching documentaries
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Who researched teenage girls and peer pressure
Sue Lees
Mulvey
Waddington
Bowles and Gintis
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Parson likes the...
Nuclear family
Living-apart together
Beanpole family
Extended family
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Can be diverse in terms of family type and structure, the way roles are organised, social class, ethnicity, sexuality
Cultural relativism
Family diversity
Household
Kinship
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This is the so-called “classic” model: two parents who are married and heterosexual with offspring
Extended family
Beanpole family
Nuclear family
Elderly-couple family
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Intracultural diversity
Variety or difference between cultures
Variety or difference within cultures
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The nation is an ‘Imagined community’ therefore is socially constructed. Founded by…
Hall
Condor
Sardar
Anderson
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The entire way of life for a particular society
Values
Culture
Norms
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How many aspects of identity are there:
10
7
8
9
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Has strong ties but lives apart. There aren't many children per family, but inter generational ties are strong
Beanpole family
Extended family
Dispersed extended family
Elderly-couple family
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The growing trend of culture all products and activities becoming universal
Global culture
Mass culture
Consumer culture
Popular culture
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Cultural capital = the knowledge of high culture acquired through privileged upbringing and education
False
True
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The aspects of identity are:
Ethnicity, gender, social class, sexuality, disability, status
Nationality, gender, status, sexuality, age, disability
Ethnicity, nationality, gender, status, sexuality, disability
Ethnicity, nationality, gender, social class, sexuality, age, disability
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More concerned with economic growth and movement towards traditional values than looking into social issues.
Functionalism
Marxism
The New Right
Feminism
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Intercultural diversity
Variety or difference within cultures
Variety of difference between cultures
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Sex and gender are the same thing
True
False
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A family in which one parents (usually the father) has multiple partners
Polygamous family
Matrifocal family
Patrifocal family
Single-parent family
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The symmetrical family was founded by
Silver and Schor
Cashmore
Young and Willmott
Phoenix
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Why don’t the English have a strong sense of identity - Condor
They don’t have a strong sense of identity
They dont understand identities
They have to many identities
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Police, legal system, courts, government, military
Informal social control
Formal social control
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The mixing of two or more cultures
Ethnic identities
Ethnicity
Ethnic hybridity
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Families which involve step-parents/step-children
Extended family
Cohabitation
Remarriage
Blended family
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Mass culture example
Watching a new series
Reading a book
Looking at instagram
Watching a football match
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Consists of a family who still have a good deal of contact with extended family members
Dispersed extended family
Extended family
Patrifocal family
Matrifocal family
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Culture products or activities that are seen to have a very high status
Low culture
Popular culture
Mass culture
High culture
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Goffman found…
Women are socialised to be fragile
The UK to be a patriarchal society
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Bourdieu
Class inequalities
Cultural capital
Class consciousness
The upper class
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The everyday practices of ordinary local people, often rooted in long-standing traditions
Folk culture
Global culture
Mass culture
Consumer culture
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The economy is focused on the selling of consumer goods and the spending of consumer money
Popular culture
Mass culture
Consumer culture
Global culture
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Human characteristics are socially constructed
Nurture
Nature
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The sense of a national as a cohesive whole, represented by distinctive traditions, culture, language and politics
Nationality
Imagined community
National identity
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Netflix is an example of global culture
True
False
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sexuality is defined as...
A persons sexual exposure
A persons sexual orientation
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Murray believes...
The poor are responsible
The poor are irresponsible
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Informal social control
Official disciplinary procedures and codes of conduct
The methods used to put pressure on an individual to behave a certain way
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What is happening to marriage trends
Increasing
Decreasing
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Couples who live together who are not married
Remarriage
Cohabitation
kinship
Household
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The variety or difference found in society
Cultural diversity
Cultural hybridity
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Blood of martial ties between people
Kinship
Remarriage
Household
Cohabitation
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Who researched schooling in capitalist America
Waddington
Sue Lees
Bowles and Gintis
Mulvey
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Morris dancing is an example of folk culture
False
True
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Johal found that…
British Asians have a dual identity - ‘Brasian’
British Asians are skilled cultural code-switchers
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Fertility is...
The average number of children women have
The number of children women have
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Instrumental role
Wife
Husband
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Murdocks 4 functions of the family are:
Sexual, reproductive, academic, financial
Age, gender, educational, economic
Sexual, gender, academic, economic
Sexual, reproductive, educational, economic
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What did Bourdieu find
Each social class has its own values, tastes and preferences
Each social class has the same values, tastes and preferences
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Expressive role
Husband
Wife
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Beliefs and ideas that society sees as important and are accepted by the majority of society
Values
Culture
Norms
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In the children tend to learn the norms relating to their family & the society they live in
Cultural relativism
Unconscious socialisation
Deliberate socialisation
Socialisation
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Cultures which are seen as inferior or low or no value
High culture
Popular culture
Low culture
Mass culture
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Who researched the male gaze
Sue Lees
Bowles and Gintis
Mulvey
Waddington
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A family which extends beyond the nuclear family to include grandparents and other relatives
Blended family
Extended family
Cohabitation
Reconstituted family
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High culture example
Going to McDonald’s
Going to a football match
Reading classical novels eg dickens
Watching tv
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The UK is multicultural as it is home to several different cultures
False
True
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The consequence of an impairment that may be physical, cognitive, mental or a combination
Gender
Age
Asylum
Disability
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Expected patterns of behaviour that are based on the value of the culture
Values
Norms
Culture
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An individual learns the norms and values of the culture and society they live in
Relativism
Socialisation
Identity
Culture
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Secondary socialisation = family
False
True
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Those who share the norms and values of a mainstream culture but diverge from it in a specific way
Folk culture
Consumer culture
Subculture
Global culture
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Formal social control
The methods used to put pressure on an individual to behave a certain way
Official disciplinary procedures and codes of conduct
