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Behaviour that societies expect of their members in particular situations are called
Norms
Wild children who have not been socialised
Feral children
People can create a digital self as well as one or more_____________.
Online identities
People who have never know life without the use of the internet.
Digital natives
The agency of formal social control uses arrests as a formal sanction.
Police
An individual´s perception of themselves based partly on ideas of how others see them
Social identity
Members of the same age group
A generation
What learners learn in school, apart from the content in lessons, such as the importance of following school rules and the consequences of not doing so.
Hidden Curriculum
Until all gender role socialisation changes, society will remain unequal. Which theory would support this?
Feminism
Mods, Punks and Goths are examples of what?
Youth subcultures
argued that in the 21st century, people are often more uncertain about their identities than they might have been in the past.
Stuart Hall
Name the 3 classes how people are distributed in society
Boys being encouraged to play football and girls be encouraged to take ballet
Canalisation
Marxism and feminism are examples of what theory
Conflict theory
Members of an age group who share a common experience of growing up at the same point in history
An age cohort
Parsons describes the women´s role as ______________ and the man´s role as_______________.
Expressive; Instrumental
The debate about the extent to which our personality, attitudes and behaviour are determined by our genes or by our social environment.
Nature vs. Nurture
Education
Peers
Media
Religion
Agencies of secondary socialisation
The theory that sees human society as being like human body, calling it the organic analogy because it compares society to a living organism
Functionalism
The traditional idea of the role of the man to be strong both physically and emotionally in order to support the family is an example of
Hegemonic masculinity
Name 2 functionalists
Parsons and Durkheim
Name a feminist
Anne Oakley
Name a Marxist
Karl Marx
Status is based on ...
age, gender and ethnicity
Social identities are influenced by what 4 factors
Age, ethnicity, gender and social class