AQA • Sociology

A clear detailed summary of all key theorists and evaluations within the topic of Gender and Crime

A clear detailed summary of all key theories and evaluations of realism and crime needed for the exam.

This chapter provides a clear detailed summary of all key theorists and evaluations within the topic of class, power and crime.

This chapter provides a detailed, clear summary of the topic of interactionism and labelling theorists on Crime and Deviance, with key theorists explained with evaluation.

This chapter is a detailed summary of all key information on this chapter of Crime and Deviance. With multiple theorists and evaluations included.

This document is an in-depth summary of all content in the Sociology A Level Crime and Deviance unit. Organised by subtopics, this is a visually informative way to learn all the information you need ahead of the exam.

Key definitions of the Families and Household topic - such as norm, value as well as the different types of family that can be found within society. Additionally, provides a walkthrough/ bullet point list of Functionalist, Marxist and Feminist views on society with key studies that can be implemented as evidence to support arguments in essay writing.

provides an in depth overview and full content revision of education sociology a level year 12 and 13

Includes notes on Dramaturgical Analogy for Year 2 exam - Q&A, Evaluations, and notes

provides an answer to the questions Evaluate sociological explanations of the relationship between gender and crime which was created by my teacher and marked out of 30 marks. Was awarded 25 marks which was an A. Includes perspectives from Lombroso and Pollak female offender study), Parsons (problems in socialisation or male influences), Carlen (feminist), Heidensohn (social control). Also mentions social construction via media and male gaze. Messerschmidt (hegemonic masculinity), Katz and ...