Aqa alevel sociology - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

FAMILIES AND HOUSEHOLDS (AQA Alevel Sociology) UPDATED Actual Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers COUPLES (families and households) - CORRECT ANSWER- What is the *instrumental* role & who plays this? - CORRECT ANSWER- The instrumental role is geared towards achieving success at work in order to provide for the family. This role is played by the husband

Includes the following topics: - Functionalists on crime and deviance. - Interactionists on crime and deviance (labelling theory/effects of labelling). - Mental illness and suicide. - Marxism, class and crime. - Neo-Marxism and critical criminology. - Left and Right Realist theories of crime and deviance. - Gender, crime and justice. - Ethnicity, crime and justice. - Crime and the media. - Crime and globalisation. - Green crime. - State crime. - Control, punishment and victims.

FAMILIES AND HOUSEHOLDS (AQA Alevel Sociology) Questions and Answers with complete solution

FAMILIES AND HOUSEHOLDS (AQA Alevel Sociology) Exam Questions With 100% Verified Answers COUPLES (families and households) What is the *instrumental* role & who plays this? - answerThe instrumental role is geared towards achieving success at work in order to provide for the family. This role is played by the husband What is the *expressive* role & who plays this? - answerThe expressive role is geared towards primary socialisation of the children and meeting the emotional needs of the fam...

Includes the following topics: - Sociology as a science. - Objectivity, subjectivity and values. - Theory: functionalism. - Theory: Marxism. - Theory: feminism. - Theory: social action theory. - Globalisation, modernity and postmodernity. - Late modernity and Marxist theories of postmodernism. - Sociology and social policy.

AQA A-level SOCIOLOGY Paper 1 2024 QUESTION PAPER (7192-1)Education with Theory and Methods (1)

Consists of summary notes of every sociological research method including definitions, key comparisons, criticisms and sociologists.

Provides detailed yet concise summaries of all topics within the education module of A-Level sociology. All relevant sociologists, theories, methods and perspectives are included, alongside criticisms and comparisons.