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Black Angus Rotisserie Manual Muscle. Roles-Society expects those of Families, education and work are The other group didn't Vivien Sch page 1 a certain status to behave a all structures themselves and (subordinate class)-called Culture-way of life of a particular certain way. Help to structure our everyday capitalism society/ social group. Culture is life Ruling group- owners of learned and shared.

Revision Notes on Research Methods for. This student written piece of work is one of many that can be found in our GCSE Sociology. Sociology Revision. Sociology GCSE REVISION GUIDE. GCSE Sociology is assessed in three. These will be highlighted in BOLD throughout this revision guide. For Sociology.

Sociology Revision Gcse

Gender Socialisation- the means of producing Learning to act a Theoretical perspective- looking things e.g. Certain way appropriate for at a social issue through the Subordinate class didn't Socialisation- Individuals learn the our gender. Eyes of one particular types of own anything just culture of their society theorist.

Primary Socialisation- During Social Structure: infancy, Children learn the language Social Stratification-the way Structural theorists- believe Marxist Sociologists see,basic norms and values from different groups in society are people are controlled by society society as based on parents and immediate family placed at different levels. Conflict e.g. Karl Marx Social Action Theorists ­ Believe Believed on group had Secondary Socialisation-Carried out by people control society power (ruling class) other institutions outside the family and Studying continues through the rest of life. From Canalisation- channelling Feudalism ­ before Teachers, friends, media and religion. Society children to a certain types of capitalism. Two groups, toys one owned land and one Norms-Specific rules/guides to action didn't. Which define acceptable and appropriate Social class- people having Social Policy- governments behaviour in particular situations the same social status response to solving social People who take part- measured by things such as problems like teenage crime Participants Social Control- Norms are enforced through occupation and income and parenting sanctions by Rewards and punishments.

Population-a group of Formal- police and informal-family and Ethnicity- the classification Structural Theorists include: people from whom the school. Of people into different sample is drawn groups that share the same Functionalist Sociologists- If the sample is repetitive Values ­ A belief that something is good culture, history and identity see society as based on the result can be and desirable, important and worthwhile. Consensus harmony and generalised.

Gender- Social and cultural agreement amongst its Status- All members of a society are given a differences between members e.g. Emile Random sampling-every social position by their culture. Some are masculinity and femininity. Durkheim member of the ascribed (fixed at birth) others achieved by population has an equal the individual. Social class- often chance of being picked. Determined by occupation.

Conflict Approach: Systematic sampling Number Sampling Techniques: Participant observation (PO) Feminism conflict theory- society is participants in sampling frame Stratified Sampling: researcher joins in a group `Patriarchal'-male dominated and then pick participants at Classifying population and participants in its Some believe equality is now with us regular intervals. Into categories-choosing activities as a full member (liberal feminists) people in those on a daily basis in order to Others think society is still very Positive of Structural interviews- categories in the same investigate it. Patriarchal (Radical Feminists) gives interviewer opportunity to proportion as they are in explain what questions mean.