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Families — Couples
Sociologists disagree as it whether couples are becoming more equal. Functionalists argue that for the necessity of segregated conjugal roles based on biological differences between sexes. The ‘march of progress’ sociologists argue that the family is becoming more symmetrical, with joint conjugal roles. Feminists disagree, arguing that men contribution remain minimal and women now shoulder a ***dual burden*** of paid and unpaid work, or even perform a triple shift that also includes em...
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Sociologists disagree as it whether couples are becoming more equal. Functionalists argue that for the necessity of segregated conjugal roles based on biological differences between sexes. The ‘march of progress’ sociologists argue that the family is becoming more symmetrical, with joint conjugal roles. Feminists disagree, arguing that men contribution remain minimal and women now shoulder a ***dual burden*** of paid and unpaid work, or even perform a triple shift that also includes em...
Participant Observation — Research Methods
Looking at the main types of observation method before focusing on the one that is used most often by sociologists — namely, participant observation.
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Looking at the main types of observation method before focusing on the one that is used most often by sociologists — namely, participant observation.
Research Methods
Examining the strengths and limitations of these two sources of secondary data of sociological research.
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Examining the strengths and limitations of these two sources of secondary data of sociological research.
Right theories of crime
Right theories of crime simplified and easy to understand with emojis.
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Right theories of crime simplified and easy to understand with emojis.
Ethnic Difference in achievement
Ethnic differences in achievement
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Ethnic differences in achievement
Class, Power and crime
Class, Power and crime explained in full detail!
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Class, Power and crime explained in full detail!
Religion Renewal and choice
Religion Renewal and choice Explained in full detail!
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Religion Renewal and choice Explained in full detail!
Secularisation
Arguments about the extent to which religion has declined.
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Arguments about the extent to which religion has declined.
Class Differences in achievement - Internal Factors, Labelling, The self fulfilling prophecy, pupil subculture
Interactionists argue that schools actively create inequality through labelling and then self-fulfilling prophecy, educational triage, streaming and polarisation into pro and anti-school subcultures. Conflict between the school’s habitus and pupil’s identities may lead to symbolic violence and self-exclusion.
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Interactionists argue that schools actively create inequality through labelling and then self-fulfilling prophecy, educational triage, streaming and polarisation into pro and anti-school subcultures. Conflict between the school’s habitus and pupil’s identities may lead to symbolic violence and self-exclusion.
Class differences in achievement
Exploring how middle class children preform better than working class children. And which class tends to do better at GCSE and stay longer to for full time education. The topic goes into detail on External Factors, Cultural Deprivation, Material deprivation and Cultural deprivation.
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Exploring how middle class children preform better than working class children. And which class tends to do better at GCSE and stay longer to for full time education. The topic goes into detail on External Factors, Cultural Deprivation, Material deprivation and Cultural deprivation.