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| how you see yourself and how others see you |
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| sociologists that believe we can pick and choose our identities as they become less fixed. |
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| example of how identity has become less fixed |
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- men can be househusbands
- woman can go to work
- men can have feminine aspirations e.g ballerina
- gay marriage is starting to becoming legal everywhere
*any other example that shows identity has changed |
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| the unwritten rules of society |
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| general ideas about what is right and wrong and what we believe to be worthwile |
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| eating with a knife and fork |
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| value of life. we don't all go around killing each other |
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| specific to a particular situation, social group or society. they are not general and can change. |
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| example of two places where norms and values are relative |
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- India eat with hands/Japan use chopsticks.
*-Apache Tribe kill twins and deformed babies (see book)/ Uk usually unconditionally love their kids.
*use two different countries to show how norms differ. |
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| the rise and fall of your position in life. factors that contribute are fame, money and occupation |
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Role
Multiple Roles
Role Conflict |
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-a part you play associated with particular norms and expectations
-playing more than 1 role e.g sister and best friend
-the demands of one role clash with another eg looking after your children instead of going out with husband. |
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| Identify and Explain two ways that the roles played by men have changed in the last 50 years [4 Marks] |
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-men more involved with kids
-men have more female stereotypical jobs |
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| different cultural norms in one culture/society eg in uk we eat fish and chips but also curry. |
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| a small culture within a culture with its own set of norms and values |
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emo
hipster
preppy
goth
hippies
travellers |
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| learning the norms and values of society |
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| learning the norms and values of society in the home ( first 5 years) |
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further development of primary socialisaton
main sources are: media, education, peer, workplace. |
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| Identify and explain the two types of socialisation [4 Marks] |
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-primary socialisation(1); teaches you norms and values(1)
-secondary socialisation(1);explain the definition(1) |
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media
peers
family
education
workplace |
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| what methods do parents teach you to follow the norms and values of society |
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negative sanctions
positive sanctions
modelling correct behaviour
using siblings
demanding/promoting behaviour |
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| Identify and describe family as an agent of socialisation |
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| -teach you norm and values and behaviour necessary for society eg negative sanction to prevent further bad behaviour |
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