concepts
triple m
technology and communication
gender
nature vs nurture
100
society,culture,time,environment,persons
What are the 5 fundamental concepts?
100
Interactions exist between micro and meso, micro and macro, and meso and macro levels. Interactions should be viewed as two-way.
What is the triple m ?
100
Ability to communicate with other people through digital optins,eg. phone, computer, instant messages eg.
What is digital communication ?
100
Gender Gender refers to the socially constructed differences between females and males. Social life – including family life, roles, work, behaviour and other activities – is organised around the dimensions of this difference. Gender also refers to the cultural ideals, identities and stereotypes of masculinity and femininity and the sexual division of labour in institutions and organisations. Gender reflects the value a society places on these social constructs, which are particular and unique to a society.
What is gender?
100
A debate within psychology that is connected to which a persons behaviour are product of their upbringing.
What is nature vs nuture?
200
globalisation,power,authority,media,location/class/status,religion,ethnicity
What are the additional concepts ?
200
Micro-level interactions are personal and occur between individuals and their family, peers and individuals in the community.
What is mico?
200
Social life – including family life, roles, work, behaviour and other activities – is organised around the dimensions of this difference.
What are gender roles?
200
To know that the way a child is brought up is influenced on their behaviour when they grow up to be adults.
Why is this so important to our society ?
300
Culture Culture refers to the knowledge, ways of thinking, feeling and behaving that give each society its coherence and its distinctive way of life. Culture is demonstrated by the beliefs, customs, values, laws, arts, technology and artefacts people generate and use as they interpret meaning from their world and solve present and future problems.
What is culture?
300
Meso-level interactions occur between the micro and the macro levels of society. Meso-level structures are groups in the community, village, school, workplace, local interest club, branch, organisation and state. The meso level is also known as the middle level.
What is meso?
300
They have changed over time due to the feminism and equality movement.
How has gender roles changed over time?
300
Our behaviour is different to animals eg:love,friends,family,art,music,literature We learn new things in order to adapt.
What makes us human ?
400
Macro-level interactions are impersonal and relate to large institutions, the media, law and government and are evident at a national and international level.
What is macro?
400
Masculine and strong for his family.
What is a man expected to be according to society?
500
A pretty lady who is a stay at home mum who provides for her family with food and compassion.
What is a woman expected to be according to society?
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