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  Sample Notes: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study of Society?
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  Sample Notes: What Is Social Stratification?
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- 3.1
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Positivist Approach: The Scientific Method
- 3.2
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Positivist Approach: A Macro View
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Positivist Approach: Social Facts
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Positivist Approach: Quantitative Data
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Positivist Approach: Causation And Correlation
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Positivist Approach: Patterns And Trends
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Positivist Approach: Objectivity And Reliability
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Interpretivist Approach: A Micro View
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Interpretivist Approach: Meanings And Motivations
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Interpretivist Approach: Qualitative Data
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Interpretivist Approach: In-depth
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Interpretivist Approach: Subjectivity
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Interpretivist Approach: Validity And Verstehen
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: Approaches That Combine Different Research Methods And Evidence: Triangulation
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: Approaches That Combine Different Research Methods And Evidence: Longitudinal Studies
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Analysis And Evaluation Of Research Choices: Bias
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Analysis And Evaluation Of Research Choices: Interviewer Effect
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Analysis And Evaluation Of Research Choices: Hawthorne/observer Effect
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Analysis And Evaluation Of Research Choices: Validity
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Analysis And Evaluation Of Research Choices: Reliability
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Analysis And Evaluation Of Research Choices: Representativeness
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Analysis And Evaluation Of Research Choices: Generalisability
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Sources Of Data: Differences Between Primary And Secondary Sources Of Data
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Sources Of Data: Differences Between Qualitative And Quantitative Data
- 3.25
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Sources Of Data: Strengths And Limitations Of Each Type Of Data
- 3.26
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Secondary Evidence: Examples of: Official Statistics
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Secondary Evidence: Examples of: Historical And Personal Documents
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Secondary Evidence: Examples of: Digital Sources
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Secondary Evidence: Examples of: Media Content
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Secondary Evidence: Strengths And Limitations Of Each Type Of Evidence
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Analysis, Interpretation And Evaluation Of Data From Qualitative And Quantitative Sources: Summaries Of Sociological Studies
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Analysis, Interpretation And Evaluation Of Data From Qualitative And Quantitative Sources: Diagrams
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Analysis, Interpretation And Evaluation Of Data From Qualitative And Quantitative Sources: Tables
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Analysis, Interpretation And Evaluation Of Data From Qualitative And Quantitative Sources: Charts
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Analysis, Interpretation And Evaluation Of Data From Qualitative And Quantitative Sources: Graphs
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Stages In Research Design: Selection Of Topic
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Stages In Research Design: Aims
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Stages In Research Design: Hypothesis
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Stages In Research Design: Target Population
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Stages In Research Design: Methods
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Stages In Research Design: Operationalisation
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Stages In Research Design: Operationalisation
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Sampling: Sampling Frames
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Sampling: Sampling Techniques: Random
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Sampling: Sampling Techniques: Systematic
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Sampling: Sampling Techniques: Stratified
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Sampling: Sampling Techniques: Snowball
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Sampling: Sampling Techniques: Quota
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Sampling: Strengths And Limitations Of Each Technique
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Quantitative And Qualitative Primary Research Methods: Surveys
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Quantitative And Qualitative Primary Research Methods: Questionnaires
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Quantitative And Qualitative Primary Research Methods: Interviews (Structured, Semi-structured, Unstructured, Group)
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Quantitative And Qualitative Primary Research Methods: Observations (Participant, Non-participant, Covert, Overt)
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Quantitative And Qualitative Primary Research Methods: Strengths And Limitations Of Each Method
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Types Of Question: Open
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Types Of Question: Closed
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Types Of Question: Multiple Choice
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Types Of Question: Scaled
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Theoretical And Practical Issues Affecting Research: Researcher Perspective (Positivist/interpretivist)
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Theoretical And Practical Issues Affecting Research: Access To Sample
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Theoretical And Practical Issues Affecting Research: Response Rate
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Theoretical And Practical Issues Affecting Research: Funding/cost
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Theoretical And Practical Issues Affecting Research: Time
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Ethical Issues Affecting Research: Informed Consent
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Ethical Issues Affecting Research: Privacy/confidentiality
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Ethical Issues Affecting Research: Deception
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Ethical Issues Affecting Research: Prevention Of Harm
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Ethical Issues Affecting Research: Legality
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Society As A Product Of Social Construction: Culture
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Society As A Product Of Social Construction: Norms
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Society As A Product Of Social Construction: Values
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Society As A Product Of Social Construction: Customs
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Society As A Product Of Social Construction: Roles
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Society As A Product Of Social Construction: Status (Achieved/ascribed)
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Society As A Product Of Social Construction: Stereotypes
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: How These Concepts Influence Individual Behaviour And Social Identity
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: The Social Construction Of Our Identity:: The Nature–nurture Debate
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: The Social Construction Of Our Identity:: The Relativity Of Culture
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: The Social Construction Of Our Identity:: Socialisation
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: The Social Construction Of Our Identity:: Norms And Values
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Primary And Secondary Socialisation: Key Agencies Of Socialisation: Family
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Primary And Secondary Socialisation: Key Agencies Of Socialisation: Education
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Primary And Secondary Socialisation: Key Agencies Of Socialisation: Peer Group
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Primary And Secondary Socialisation: Key Agencies Of Socialisation: Media
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Primary And Secondary Socialisation: Key Agencies Of Socialisation: Religion
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Primary And Secondary Socialisation: Key Agencies Of Socialisation: Workplace
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Primary And Secondary Socialisation: The Effectiveness Of Each Agency In The Socialisation Process
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Processes Used By Agencies Of Socialisation, E.g.: Canalisation
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Processes Used By Agencies Of Socialisation, E.g.: Hidden Curriculum
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Processes Used By Agencies Of Socialisation, E.g.: Media Representations
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Processes Used By Agencies Of Socialisation, E.g.: Peer Pressure
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Processes Used By Agencies Of Socialisation, E.g.: Religious Teachings
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Processes Used By Agencies Of Socialisation, E.g.: Role Modelling
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Processes Used By Agencies Of Socialisation, E.g.: Workplace Training
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: The Debate Between Sociological Perspectives And Theories On Socialisation: Consensus And Conflict
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: The Debate Between Sociological Perspectives And Theories On Socialisation: Functionalist Ideas: Inadequate Socialisation
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: The Debate Between Sociological Perspectives And Theories On Socialisation: Functionalist Ideas: Social Cohesion/value Consensus
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: The Debate Between Sociological Perspectives And Theories On Socialisation: Marxist Ideas: Socialisation Into Capitalist Ideology
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: The Debate Between Sociological Perspectives And Theories On Socialisation: Marxist Ideas: Reproduction Of Social Class
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: The Debate Between Sociological Perspectives And Theories On Socialisation: Feminist Ideas: Gender Role Socialisation Into Masculinity/femininity
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Social Control: Difference Between Formal And Informal Types Of Social Control
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Social Control: Positive And Negative Sanctions
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Social Control: Effectiveness Of These In Producing Social Conformity
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: The Debate Between Consensus And Conflict Views Of Social Control: Functionalism
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: The Debate Between Consensus And Conflict Views Of Social Control: Marxism
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: The Debate Between Consensus And Conflict Views Of Social Control: Feminism
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: The Effectiveness Of Agencies Of Formal Social Control: Government
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: The Effectiveness Of Agencies Of Formal Social Control: Police
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: The Effectiveness Of Agencies Of Formal Social Control: Courts
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: The Effectiveness Of Agencies Of Formal Social Control: Penal System
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: The Effectiveness Of Agencies Of Formal Social Control: Armed Forces
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Methods Of Control Used By Formal Agencies In Achieving Social Conformity, E.g.: Law-making
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Methods Of Control Used By Formal Agencies In Achieving Social Conformity, E.g.: Coercion
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Methods Of Control Used By Formal Agencies In Achieving Social Conformity, E.g.: Digital Surveillance
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Methods Of Control Used By Formal Agencies In Achieving Social Conformity, E.g.: Arrest
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Methods Of Control Used By Formal Agencies In Achieving Social Conformity, E.g.: Sentencing
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Methods Of Control Used By Formal Agencies In Achieving Social Conformity, E.g.: Imprisonment
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: The Effectiveness Of Agencies Of Informal Social Control: Family
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: The Effectiveness Of Agencies Of Informal Social Control: Education
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: The Effectiveness Of Agencies Of Informal Social Control: Peer Group
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: The Effectiveness Of Agencies Of Informal Social Control: Media
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: The Effectiveness Of Agencies Of Informal Social Control: Religion
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: The Effectiveness Of Agencies Of Informal Social Control: Workplace
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Methods Of Control Used By Informal Agencies In Achieving Social Conformity: Positive And Negative Sanctions, E.g.: Ostracism
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Methods Of Control Used By Informal Agencies In Achieving Social Conformity: Positive And Negative Sanctions, E.g.: Parental Rewards
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Methods Of Control Used By Informal Agencies In Achieving Social Conformity: Positive And Negative Sanctions, E.g.: Social Media ‘likes’
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Methods Of Control Used By Informal Agencies In Achieving Social Conformity: Positive And Negative Sanctions, E.g.: Religious Rewards/sanctions
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Methods Of Control Used By Informal Agencies In Achieving Social Conformity: Positive And Negative Sanctions, E.g.: School Punishments
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Methods Of Control Used By Informal Agencies In Achieving Social Conformity: Positive And Negative Sanctions, E.g.: Dismissal From A Job
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Resistance To Social Control Through Protest Groups And Sub-cultures: Reasons Why Some People Join Them
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Resistance To Social Control Through Protest Groups And Sub-cultures: Deviant And Non-conformist Behaviour
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Resistance To Social Control Through Protest Groups And Sub-cultures: Examples Of: Protest Groups
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Resistance To Social Control Through Protest Groups And Sub-cultures: Examples Of: Online Sub-cultures
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Resistance To Social Control Through Protest Groups And Sub-cultures: Examples Of: Youth Sub-cultures
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Resistance To Social Control Through Protest Groups And Sub-cultures: Examples Of: Religious Sub-cultures
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: What Influences Our Social Identity?: Social Identity: Key Aspects Of Social Identity: Age
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: What Influences Our Social Identity?: Social Identity: Key Aspects Of Social Identity: Gender
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: What Influences Our Social Identity?: Social Identity: Key Aspects Of Social Identity: Ethnicity
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: What Influences Our Social Identity?: Social Identity: Key Aspects Of Social Identity: Social Class
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: What Influences Our Social Identity?: Social Identity: Impact Of Each Aspect On Individuals And Social Groups In Different Societies
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: What Influences Our Social Identity?: The Digital Self And Online Identities: Positive And Negative Impacts Of Social Networks, Social Media And Virtual Communities On Identity
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: What Influences Our Social Identity?: Globalisation: Globalisation’s Influence On Individual And Social/cultural Identities, E.g.: Cultural Defence
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: What Influences Our Social Identity?: Globalisation: Globalisation’s Influence On Individual And Social/cultural Identities, E.g.: Hybrid Identities
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: What Influences Our Social Identity?: Globalisation: Globalisation’s Influence On Individual And Social/cultural Identities, E.g.: The Homogenisation Of Identities
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: What Influences Our Social Identity?: Globalisation: Positive And Negative Impacts On Identity Of: Cultural Diversity
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: What Influences Our Social Identity?: Globalisation: Positive And Negative Impacts On Identity Of: Multiculturalism
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: What Influences Our Social Identity?: Globalisation: Positive And Negative Impacts On Identity Of: Global Culture
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Is Social Stratification?: Social Stratification In Open And Closed Societies: Achieved And Ascribed Status
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Is Social Stratification?: Social Stratification In Open And Closed Societies: Poverty And Wealth
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Is Social Stratification?: Social Stratification In Open And Closed Societies: Power
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Is Social Stratification?: Social Stratification In Open And Closed Societies: Social Mobility
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Is Social Stratification?: Social Stratification In Open And Closed Societies: Meritocracy
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Is Social Stratification?: Social Stratification In Open And Closed Societies: Modern Slavery
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Is Social Stratification?: Social Stratification In Open And Closed Societies: The Caste System
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Is Social Stratification?: Differences In Life Chances Affected By Age, Gender, Ethnicity And Social Class: Life Chances In: Education
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Is Social Stratification?: Differences In Life Chances Affected By Age, Gender, Ethnicity And Social Class: Life Chances In: Employment
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Is Social Stratification?: Differences In Life Chances Affected By Age, Gender, Ethnicity And Social Class: Life Chances In: Health
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Is Social Stratification?: Differences In Life Chances Affected By Age, Gender, Ethnicity And Social Class: Life Chances In: Housing
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Is Social Stratification?: Differences In Life Chances Affected By Age, Gender, Ethnicity And Social Class: Life Chances In:Life Expectancy
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Is Social Stratification?: The Intersectionality Of Age, Ethnicity, Gender And Social Class In Understanding The Impact Of Inequality On Individuals
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Is Social Stratification?: Different Sociological Theories On Social Inequality: Labelling Theory, E.g.: Stereotypes
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Is Social Stratification?: Different Sociological Theories On Social Inequality: Labelling Theory, E.g.: Master Status
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Is Social Stratification?: Different Sociological Theories On Social Inequality: Labelling Theory, E.g.: Self-fulfilling Prophecy
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Is Social Stratification?: Different Sociological Theories On Social Inequality: Marxism, E.g.: Exploitation Of The Proletariat
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Is Social Stratification?: Different Sociological Theories On Social Inequality: Marxism, E.g.: Ideological Control
- 3.166
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Is Social Stratification?: Different Sociological Theories On Social Inequality: Marxism, E.g.: Poverty Trap
- 3.167
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Is Social Stratification?: Different Sociological Theories On Social Inequality: Marxism, E.g.: Reserve Army Of Labour
- 3.168
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Attempts Have Been Made To Reduce Social Inequalities?: The Use Of Legislation Within Societies To Reduce Inequality, E.g.: Progressive Taxation
- 3.169
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Attempts Have Been Made To Reduce Social Inequalities?: The Use Of Legislation Within Societies To Reduce Inequality, E.g.: The Redistribution Of Wealth Through Benefits
- 3.170
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Attempts Have Been Made To Reduce Social Inequalities?: The Use Of Legislation Within Societies To Reduce Inequality, E.g.: A Minimum Wage
- 3.171
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Attempts Have Been Made To Reduce Social Inequalities?: The Use Of Legislation Within Societies To Reduce Inequality, E.g.: Equal Opportunities Laws
- 3.172
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Attempts Have Been Made To Reduce Social Inequalities?: The Use Of Legislation Within Societies To Reduce Inequality, E.g.: Other Government Measures
- 3.173
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Attempts Have Been Made To Reduce Social Inequalities?: The Development And Impact Of Welfare States On Life Chances: Free And/or Universal Education
- 3.174
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Attempts Have Been Made To Reduce Social Inequalities?: The Development And Impact Of Welfare States On Life Chances: Unemployment Benefits
- 3.175
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Attempts Have Been Made To Reduce Social Inequalities?: The Development And Impact Of Welfare States On Life Chances: Pensions
- 3.176
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Attempts Have Been Made To Reduce Social Inequalities?: The Development And Impact Of Welfare States On Life Chances: Low-cost Housing
- 3.177
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Attempts Have Been Made To Reduce Social Inequalities?: The Development And Impact Of Welfare States On Life Chances: Free Healthcare
- 3.178
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Attempts Have Been Made To Reduce Social Inequalities?: The Development And Impact Of Welfare States On Life Chances: Universal Basic Income
- 3.179
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Attempts Have Been Made To Reduce Social Inequalities?: The Global Work Of Non-governmental Organisations (Ngos) To Reduce Inequalities: Reducing Poverty
- 3.180
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Attempts Have Been Made To Reduce Social Inequalities?: The Global Work Of Non-governmental Organisations (Ngos) To Reduce Inequalities: Providing Medical Assistance
- 3.181
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Attempts Have Been Made To Reduce Social Inequalities?: The Global Work Of Non-governmental Organisations (Ngos) To Reduce Inequalities: Promoting Business
- 3.182
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Attempts Have Been Made To Reduce Social Inequalities?: The Global Work Of Non-governmental Organisations (Ngos) To Reduce Inequalities: Improving Education
- 3.183
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Attempts Have Been Made To Reduce Social Inequalities?: Sociological Views Of The Success Of Attempts To Reduce Social Inequalities: New Right Criticisms Of The Welfare State/underclass
- 3.184
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Attempts Have Been Made To Reduce Social Inequalities?: Sociological Views Of The Success Of Attempts To Reduce Social Inequalities: The Culture Of Poverty And The Dependency Culture
- 3.185
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Attempts Have Been Made To Reduce Social Inequalities?: Sociological Views Of The Success Of Attempts To Reduce Social Inequalities: Marxist Criticisms Of The Welfare State
- 3.186
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Attempts Have Been Made To Reduce Social Inequalities?: Sociological Views Of The Success Of Attempts To Reduce Social Inequalities: Criticisms Of Ngos
- 3.187
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Attempts Have Been Made To Reduce Social Inequalities?: Sociological Views Of The Success Of Attempts To Reduce Social Inequalities: Feminist Criticisms Of Equality Legislation
- 3.188
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: How Has Globalisation Affected Inequalities Between Societies?: The Impact Of Migration On Societies:: Immigration/emigration
- 3.189
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: How Has Globalisation Affected Inequalities Between Societies?: The Impact Of Migration On Societies:: Push And Pull Factors
- 3.190
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: How Has Globalisation Affected Inequalities Between Societies?: The Impact Of Migration On Societies:: Increasing Cultural Diversity
- 3.191
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: How Has Globalisation Affected Inequalities Between Societies?: The Impact Of Migration On Societies:: Economic Consequences
- 3.192
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: How Has Globalisation Affected Inequalities Between Societies?: The Impact Of Migration On Societies:: Negative Perceptions Of Migrants
- 3.193
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: How Has Globalisation Affected Inequalities Between Societies?: The Impact Of Global Ecological Issues On Societies: The Influence Of Transnational Companies
- 3.194
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: How Has Globalisation Affected Inequalities Between Societies?: The Impact Of Global Ecological Issues On Societies: Climate Change
- 3.195
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: How Has Globalisation Affected Inequalities Between Societies?: The Impact Of Global Ecological Issues On Societies: Pollution
- 3.196
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: How Has Globalisation Affected Inequalities Between Societies?: The Impact Of Global Ecological Issues On Societies: Urbanisation
- 3.197
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: How Has Globalisation Affected Inequalities Between Societies?: Sociological Explanations For Global Inequalities: Marxist Views Of Capitalist Exploitation
- 3.198
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: How Has Globalisation Affected Inequalities Between Societies?: Sociological Explanations For Global Inequalities: Colonialism
- 3.199
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: How Has Globalisation Affected Inequalities Between Societies?: Sociological Explanations For Global Inequalities: Feminist Ideas Of Patriarchy
- 3.200
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Are The Different Types Of Families?: Different Family Structures: Nuclear
- 3.201
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Are The Different Types Of Families?: Different Family Structures: Extended, E.g. Modified, Horizontal, Vertical/beanpole
- 3.202
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Are The Different Types Of Families?: Different Family Structures: Reconstituted
- 3.203
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Are The Different Types Of Families?: Different Family Structures: Lone Parent
- 3.204
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Are The Different Types Of Families?: Different Family Structures: Empty Nest
- 3.205
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Are The Different Types Of Families?: Different Family Structures: Childless
- 3.206
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Are The Different Types Of Families?: Different Family Structures: Strengths And Limitations Of Different Family Structures
- 3.207
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Are The Different Types Of Families?: Different Family Structures: If Appropriate To The Local Context And Not Restricted By Law Or Regulation, Other Family Types May Also Be Taught, Such As Polygamous Family And Same-sex Family
- 3.208
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Are The Different Types Of Families?: Variations And Diversity In The Family: Cross-cultural
- 3.209
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Are The Different Types Of Families?: Variations And Diversity In The Family: Social Class
- 3.210
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Are The Different Types Of Families?: Variations And Diversity In The Family: Ethnicity
- 3.211
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Are The Different Types Of Families?: Sociological Views On Family Diversity: New Right Views On Family Diversity And Dysfunctional Families
- 3.212
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Are The Different Types Of Families?: Sociological Views On Family Diversity: Postmodernist Views On The Positive Aspects Of Family Diversity
- 3.213
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Are The Different Types Of Families?: Sociological Views On Family Diversity: The Extent Of Family Diversity And The Dominance Of The Nuclear Family
- 3.214
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Are The Different Types Of Families?: Alternatives To The Family: Single Person Households
- 3.215
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Are The Different Types Of Families?: Alternatives To The Family: Shared Households
- 3.216
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Are The Different Types Of Families?: Alternatives To The Family: Friends As Family
- 3.217
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Are The Different Types Of Families?: Variations In Types Of Marriage: Arranged
- 3.218
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Are The Different Types Of Families?: Variations In Types Of Marriage: Empty Shell
- 3.219
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Are The Different Types Of Families?: Variations In Types Of Marriage: Love
- 3.220
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Are The Different Types Of Families?: Variations In Types Of Marriage: Monogamy
- 3.221
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Are The Different Types Of Families?: Variations In Types Of Marriage: Serial Monogamy
- 3.222
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Are The Different Types Of Families?: Variations In Types Of Marriage: If Appropriate To The Local Context And Not Restricted By Law Or Regulation, Other Types Of Marriage May Also Be Taught.
- 3.223
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Is The Role Of The Family For The Individual And Society?: Functionalist Views: How The Family Benefits Its Members And Society
- 3.224
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Is The Role Of The Family For The Individual And Society?: Functionalist Views: Functions Of The Family
- 3.225
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Is The Role Of The Family For The Individual And Society?: Functionalist Views: The Loss Of Functions Debate
- 3.226
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Is The Role Of The Family For The Individual And Society?: Functionalist Views: How Family Functions Have Changed Over Time
- 3.227
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Is The Role Of The Family For The Individual And Society?: Functionalist Views: ‘warm Bath’ Theory
- 3.228
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Is The Role Of The Family For The Individual And Society?: Functionalist Views: Importance Of The Nuclear Family
- 3.229
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Is The Role Of The Family For The Individual And Society?: Marxist Views: How The Family Benefits Capitalism
- 3.230
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Is The Role Of The Family For The Individual And Society?: Marxist Views: Exploitation Of Family Members
- 3.231
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Is The Role Of The Family For The Individual And Society?: Marxist Views: Reproduction Of Class Inequalities
- 3.232
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Is The Role Of The Family For The Individual And Society?: Marxist Views: Family As A Unit Of Consumption
- 3.233
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Is The Role Of The Family For The Individual And Society?: Marxist Views: Family And Ideological Control
- 3.234
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Is The Role Of The Family For The Individual And Society?: Feminist Views: How The Family Benefits Patriarchy And Male Power
- 3.235
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Is The Role Of The Family For The Individual And Society?: Feminist Views: The Domestic Division Of Labour
- 3.236
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Is The Role Of The Family For The Individual And Society?: Feminist Views: Domestic Violence And Abuse
- 3.237
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Is The Role Of The Family For The Individual And Society?: Feminist Views: Joint And Segregated Conjugal Roles
- 3.238
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Is The Role Of The Family For The Individual And Society?: Feminist Views: Dual Burden / Triple Shift
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  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Is The Role Of The Family For The Individual And Society?: Feminist Views: Decision-making
- 3.240
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Is The Role Of The Family For The Individual And Society?: Feminist Views: Gendered Socialisation
- 3.241
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Is The Role Of The Family For The Individual And Society?: Strengths And Limitations Of Functionalist, Marxist And Feminist Views Of The Role Of The Family
- 3.242
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Is The Role Of The Family For The Individual And Society?: Debates About Whether The Experience Of Family Life Is Positive Or Negative For Family Members
- 3.243
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: How Is Family Life Changing?: Demographic Factors And Their Effects On Family Life: Family Size
- 3.244
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: How Is Family Life Changing?: Demographic Factors And Their Effects On Family Life: Birth Rates
- 3.245
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: How Is Family Life Changing?: Demographic Factors And Their Effects On Family Life: Life Expectancy
- 3.246
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: How Is Family Life Changing?: Demographic Factors And Their Effects On Family Life: Ageing Population
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  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: How Is Family Life Changing?: Demographic Factors And Their Effects On Family Life: Having Children In Later Life
Video Lectures For The Content
Video Lectures Covering Course Content In Detail
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- 4.1
  How Do Different Sociologists Interpret Society?
- 4.2
  How Do Sociologists Study Society?
- 4.3
  What Types of Information And Data Do Sociologists Use?
- 4.4
  What Is The Relationship Between The Individual And Society?
- 4.5
  How Do We Learn To Be Human?
- 4.6
  What Is Social Stratification?
- 4.7
  What Are The Main Features of Social Inequality And How Are These Created?
- 4.8
  What Are The Different Types of Family?
- 4.9
  How Are Family Roles Changing?
- 4.10
  What Are The Changes Affecting Family?
- 4.11
  What Is The Function of Education?
- 4.12
  What Factors Help To Explain Differences In Educational Achievement?
Quizzes
Short Quizzes To Auto-Test Your Knowledge of The Syllabus
12
- 5.1
  How Do Different Sociologists Interpret Society?
  10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.2
  How Do Sociologists Study Society?
  10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.3
  What Types of Information And Data Do Sociologists Use?
  10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.4
  What Is The Relationship Between The Individual And Society?
  10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.5
  How Do We Learn To Be Human?
  10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.6
  What Is Social Stratification?
  10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.7
  What Are The Main Features of Social Inequality And How Are These Created?
  10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.8
  What Are The Different Types of Family?
  10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.9
  How Are Family Roles Changing?
  10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.10
  What Are The Changes Affecting Family?
  10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.11
  What Is The Function of Education?
  10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.12
  What Factors Help To Explain Differences In Educational Achievement?
  10 Minutes0 Questions
Quizzes For Preparation
Quizzes With Detailed Explained Answers And Common Mistakes Discussed In Detail
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- 6.1
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Positivist Approach: The Scientific Method
- 6.2
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Positivist Approach: A Macro View
- 6.3
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Positivist Approach: Social Facts
- 6.4
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Positivist Approach: Quantitative Data
- 6.5
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Positivist Approach: Causation And Correlation
- 6.6
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Positivist Approach: Patterns And Trends
- 6.7
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Positivist Approach: Objectivity And Reliability
- 6.8
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Interpretivist Approach: A Micro View
- 6.9
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Interpretivist Approach: Meanings And Motivations
- 6.10
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Interpretivist Approach: Qualitative Data
- 6.11
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Interpretivist Approach: In-depth
- 6.12
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Interpretivist Approach: Subjectivity
- 6.13
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Interpretivist Approach: Validity And Verstehen
- 6.14
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: Approaches That Combine Different Research Methods And Evidence: Triangulation
- 6.15
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: Approaches That Combine Different Research Methods And Evidence: Longitudinal Studies
- 6.16
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Analysis And Evaluation Of Research Choices: Bias
- 6.17
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Analysis And Evaluation Of Research Choices: Interviewer Effect
- 6.18
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Analysis And Evaluation Of Research Choices: Hawthorne/observer Effect
- 6.19
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Analysis And Evaluation Of Research Choices: Validity
- 6.20
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Analysis And Evaluation Of Research Choices: Reliability
- 6.21
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Analysis And Evaluation Of Research Choices: Representativeness
- 6.22
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Analysis And Evaluation Of Research Choices: Generalisability
- 6.23
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Sources Of Data: Differences Between Primary And Secondary Sources Of Data
- 6.24
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Sources Of Data: Differences Between Qualitative And Quantitative Data
- 6.25
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Sources Of Data: Strengths And Limitations Of Each Type Of Data
- 6.26
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Secondary Evidence: Examples of: Official Statistics
- 6.27
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Secondary Evidence: Examples of: Historical And Personal Documents
- 6.28
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Secondary Evidence: Examples of: Digital Sources
- 6.29
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Secondary Evidence: Examples of: Media Content
- 6.30
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Secondary Evidence: Strengths And Limitations Of Each Type Of Evidence
- 6.31
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Analysis, Interpretation And Evaluation Of Data From Qualitative And Quantitative Sources: Summaries Of Sociological Studies
- 6.32
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Analysis, Interpretation And Evaluation Of Data From Qualitative And Quantitative Sources: Diagrams
- 6.33
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Analysis, Interpretation And Evaluation Of Data From Qualitative And Quantitative Sources: Tables
- 6.34
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Analysis, Interpretation And Evaluation Of Data From Qualitative And Quantitative Sources: Charts
- 6.35
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Analysis, Interpretation And Evaluation Of Data From Qualitative And Quantitative Sources: Graphs
- 6.36
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Stages In Research Design: Selection Of Topic
- 6.37
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Stages In Research Design: Aims
- 6.38
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Stages In Research Design: Hypothesis
- 6.39
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Stages In Research Design: Target Population
- 6.40
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Stages In Research Design: Methods
- 6.41
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Stages In Research Design: Operationalisation
- 6.42
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Stages In Research Design: Operationalisation
- 6.43
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Sampling: Sampling Frames
- 6.44
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Sampling: Sampling Techniques: Random
- 6.45
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Sampling: Sampling Techniques: Systematic
- 6.46
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Sampling: Sampling Techniques: Stratified
- 6.47
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Sampling: Sampling Techniques: Snowball
- 6.48
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Sampling: Sampling Techniques: Quota
- 6.49
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Sampling: Strengths And Limitations Of Each Technique
- 6.50
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Quantitative And Qualitative Primary Research Methods: Surveys
- 6.51
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Quantitative And Qualitative Primary Research Methods: Questionnaires
- 6.52
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Quantitative And Qualitative Primary Research Methods: Interviews (Structured, Semi-structured, Unstructured, Group)
- 6.53
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Quantitative And Qualitative Primary Research Methods: Observations (Participant, Non-participant, Covert, Overt)
- 6.54
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Quantitative And Qualitative Primary Research Methods: Strengths And Limitations Of Each Method
- 6.55
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Types Of Question: Open
- 6.56
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Types Of Question: Closed
- 6.57
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Types Of Question: Multiple Choice
- 6.58
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Types Of Question: Scaled
- 6.59
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Theoretical And Practical Issues Affecting Research: Researcher Perspective (Positivist/interpretivist)
- 6.60
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Theoretical And Practical Issues Affecting Research: Access To Sample
- 6.61
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Theoretical And Practical Issues Affecting Research: Response Rate
- 6.62
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Theoretical And Practical Issues Affecting Research: Funding/cost
- 6.63
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Theoretical And Practical Issues Affecting Research: Time
- 6.64
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Ethical Issues Affecting Research: Informed Consent
- 6.65
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Ethical Issues Affecting Research: Privacy/confidentiality
- 6.66
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Ethical Issues Affecting Research: Deception
- 6.67
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Ethical Issues Affecting Research: Prevention Of Harm
- 6.68
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Ethical Issues Affecting Research: Legality
- 6.69
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Society As A Product Of Social Construction: Culture
- 6.70
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Society As A Product Of Social Construction: Norms
- 6.71
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Society As A Product Of Social Construction: Values
- 6.72
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Society As A Product Of Social Construction: Customs
- 6.73
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Society As A Product Of Social Construction: Roles
- 6.74
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Society As A Product Of Social Construction: Status (Achieved/ascribed)
- 6.75
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Society As A Product Of Social Construction: Stereotypes
- 6.76
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: How These Concepts Influence Individual Behaviour And Social Identity
- 6.77
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: The Social Construction Of Our Identity:: The Nature–nurture Debate
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Primary And Secondary Socialisation: Key Agencies Of Socialisation: Family
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Primary And Secondary Socialisation: The Effectiveness Of Each Agency In The Socialisation Process
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Processes Used By Agencies Of Socialisation, E.g.: Hidden Curriculum
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Processes Used By Agencies Of Socialisation, E.g.: Media Representations
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Processes Used By Agencies Of Socialisation, E.g.: Peer Pressure
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Processes Used By Agencies Of Socialisation, E.g.: Religious Teachings
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Processes Used By Agencies Of Socialisation, E.g.: Role Modelling
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: The Debate Between Sociological Perspectives And Theories On Socialisation: Consensus And Conflict
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: The Debate Between Sociological Perspectives And Theories On Socialisation: Marxist Ideas: Socialisation Into Capitalist Ideology
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: The Debate Between Sociological Perspectives And Theories On Socialisation: Marxist Ideas: Reproduction Of Social Class
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: The Debate Between Sociological Perspectives And Theories On Socialisation: Feminist Ideas: Gender Role Socialisation Into Masculinity/femininity
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Social Control: Difference Between Formal And Informal Types Of Social Control
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Social Control: Positive And Negative Sanctions
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: The Debate Between Consensus And Conflict Views Of Social Control: Functionalism
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: The Effectiveness Of Agencies Of Formal Social Control: Government
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: The Effectiveness Of Agencies Of Formal Social Control: Courts
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Methods Of Control Used By Formal Agencies In Achieving Social Conformity, E.g.: Law-making
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Methods Of Control Used By Formal Agencies In Achieving Social Conformity, E.g.: Coercion
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: The Effectiveness Of Agencies Of Informal Social Control: Family
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: The Effectiveness Of Agencies Of Informal Social Control: Education
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: The Effectiveness Of Agencies Of Informal Social Control: Media
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Methods Of Control Used By Informal Agencies In Achieving Social Conformity: Positive And Negative Sanctions, E.g.: Ostracism
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Methods Of Control Used By Informal Agencies In Achieving Social Conformity: Positive And Negative Sanctions, E.g.: Social Media ‘likes’
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Methods Of Control Used By Informal Agencies In Achieving Social Conformity: Positive And Negative Sanctions, E.g.: Religious Rewards/sanctions
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Methods Of Control Used By Informal Agencies In Achieving Social Conformity: Positive And Negative Sanctions, E.g.: School Punishments
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Resistance To Social Control Through Protest Groups And Sub-cultures: Reasons Why Some People Join Them
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Resistance To Social Control Through Protest Groups And Sub-cultures: Deviant And Non-conformist Behaviour
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Resistance To Social Control Through Protest Groups And Sub-cultures: Examples Of: Protest Groups
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Resistance To Social Control Through Protest Groups And Sub-cultures: Examples Of: Online Sub-cultures
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Resistance To Social Control Through Protest Groups And Sub-cultures: Examples Of: Youth Sub-cultures
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: What Influences Our Social Identity?: Social Identity: Key Aspects Of Social Identity: Age
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: What Influences Our Social Identity?: The Digital Self And Online Identities: Positive And Negative Impacts Of Social Networks, Social Media And Virtual Communities On Identity
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: What Influences Our Social Identity?: Globalisation: Globalisation’s Influence On Individual And Social/cultural Identities, E.g.: Cultural Defence
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Is Social Stratification?: Social Stratification In Open And Closed Societies: Achieved And Ascribed Status
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Is Social Stratification?: Social Stratification In Open And Closed Societies: The Caste System
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Is Social Stratification?: Differences In Life Chances Affected By Age, Gender, Ethnicity And Social Class: Life Chances In: Education
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Is Social Stratification?: The Intersectionality Of Age, Ethnicity, Gender And Social Class In Understanding The Impact Of Inequality On Individuals
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Is Social Stratification?: Different Sociological Theories On Social Inequality: Marxism, E.g.: Exploitation Of The Proletariat
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Attempts Have Been Made To Reduce Social Inequalities?: The Use Of Legislation Within Societies To Reduce Inequality, E.g.: Progressive Taxation
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Attempts Have Been Made To Reduce Social Inequalities?: The Global Work Of Non-governmental Organisations (Ngos) To Reduce Inequalities: Reducing Poverty
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Social Stratification And Inequality: What Attempts Have Been Made To Reduce Social Inequalities?: Sociological Views Of The Success Of Attempts To Reduce Social Inequalities: New Right Criticisms Of The Welfare State/underclass
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  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Is The Role Of The Family For The Individual And Society?: Marxist Views: How The Family Benefits Capitalism
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  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Is The Role Of The Family For The Individual And Society?: Feminist Views: The Domestic Division Of Labour
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  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Is The Role Of The Family For The Individual And Society?: Feminist Views: Domestic Violence And Abuse
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  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Is The Role Of The Family For The Individual And Society?: Feminist Views: Joint And Segregated Conjugal Roles
- 6.237
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Is The Role Of The Family For The Individual And Society?: Feminist Views: Dual Burden / Triple Shift
- 6.238
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Is The Role Of The Family For The Individual And Society?: Feminist Views: Decision-making
- 6.239
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Is The Role Of The Family For The Individual And Society?: Feminist Views: Gendered Socialisation
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  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Is The Role Of The Family For The Individual And Society?: Strengths And Limitations Of Functionalist, Marxist And Feminist Views Of The Role Of The Family
- 6.241
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: What Is The Role Of The Family For The Individual And Society?: Debates About Whether The Experience Of Family Life Is Positive Or Negative For Family Members
- 6.242
  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: How Is Family Life Changing?: Demographic Factors And Their Effects On Family Life: Family Size
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  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: How Is Family Life Changing?: Demographic Factors And Their Effects On Family Life: Birth Rates
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  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: How Is Family Life Changing?: Demographic Factors And Their Effects On Family Life: Life Expectancy
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  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: How Is Family Life Changing?: Demographic Factors And Their Effects On Family Life: Ageing Population
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  Paper 2 Family, Education And Crime: Family: How Is Family Life Changing?: Demographic Factors And Their Effects On Family Life: Having Children In Later Life
Assignments
Detailed Assignments For Syllabus Preparation (Including Past Paper Questions)
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- 7.1
  How Do Different Sociologists Interpret Society?
  3 Days
- 7.2
  How Do Sociologists Study Society?
  3 Days
- 7.3
  What Types of Information And Data Do Sociologists Use?
  3 Days
- 7.4
  What Is The Relationship Between The Individual And Society?
  3 Days
- 7.5
  How Do We Learn To Be Human?
  3 Days
- 7.6
  What Is Social Stratification?
  3 Days
- 7.7
  What Are The Main Features of Social Inequality And How Are These Created?
  3 Days
- 7.8
  What Are The Different Types of Family?
  3 Days
- 7.9
  How Are Family Roles Changing?
  3 Days
- 7.10
  What Are The Changes Affecting Family?
  3 Days
- 7.11
  What Is The Function of Education?
  3 Days
- 7.12
  What Factors Help To Explain Differences In Educational Achievement?
  3 Days
Paper Pattern/ Paper Preparation/ Techniques To Attempt The Paper/ Common Mistakes To Avoid
Detailed Information Including Written + Video Material Regarding Paper Attempt / Preparation/ Techniques/ Common Mistakes To Avoid
0
Solved Past Papers
Detailed Written Explanations And Solutions of Past Papers, Including Model Answers and Explanations For Past Paper Questions
0
Past Paper Sessions
Video Content Regarding Past Paper Solutions
0
Notes (Rearranged Version)
Notes Arranged In A Different Style For Preparation Ease
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- 11.1
  How Do Sociologists Approach The Study of Society?
- 11.2
  What Types of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?
- 11.3
  How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?
- 11.4
  How Do We Learn Our Identity?
- 11.5
  How Does Society Control Us?
- 11.6
  What Influences Our Social Identity?
- 11.7
  What Is Social Stratification?
- 11.8
  What Attempts Have Been Made To Reduce Social Inequalities?
- 11.9
  How Has Globalization Affected Inequalities Between Societies?
- 11.10
  What Are The Different Types of Families?
- 11.11
  What Is The Role of The Family For The Individual And Society?
- 11.12
  How Is Family Changing?
- 11.13
  What Is Education And Schooling?
- 11.14
  What Are The Roles And Functions of Education?
- 11.15
  What Factors Help To Explain Differences In Educational Achievement And Experience?
- 11.16
  What Are Crime, Deviance and Social Control?
- 11.17
  What Are The Patterns of And Explanations For Crime and Deviance?
- 11.18
  How Is Crime Dealt With In Different Societies?
Videos Lectures (Pre-Recorded)
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0
Theories And Applications
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Practice Questions/ Practice Exams
Practice Questions/ Exams Based Both On Actual Exam Pattern And On Topical Content To Boost Preparation And Improve Performance
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Cheat Sheets
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- 15.1
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Positivist Approach: The Scientific Method
- 15.2
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Positivist Approach: A Macro View
- 15.3
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Positivist Approach: Social Facts
- 15.4
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Positivist Approach: Quantitative Data
- 15.5
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Positivist Approach: Causation And Correlation
- 15.6
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Positivist Approach: Patterns And Trends
- 15.7
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Positivist Approach: Objectivity And Reliability
- 15.8
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Interpretivist Approach: A Micro View
- 15.9
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Interpretivist Approach: Meanings And Motivations
- 15.10
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Interpretivist Approach: Qualitative Data
- 15.11
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Interpretivist Approach: In-depth
- 15.12
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Interpretivist Approach: Subjectivity
- 15.13
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Interpretivist Approach: Validity And Verstehen
- 15.14
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: Approaches That Combine Different Research Methods And Evidence: Triangulation
- 15.15
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: Approaches That Combine Different Research Methods And Evidence: Longitudinal Studies
- 15.16
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Analysis And Evaluation Of Research Choices: Bias
- 15.17
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Analysis And Evaluation Of Research Choices: Interviewer Effect
- 15.18
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Analysis And Evaluation Of Research Choices: Hawthorne/observer Effect
- 15.19
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Analysis And Evaluation Of Research Choices: Validity
- 15.20
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Analysis And Evaluation Of Research Choices: Reliability
- 15.21
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Analysis And Evaluation Of Research Choices: Representativeness
- 15.22
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study Of Society?: The Analysis And Evaluation Of Research Choices: Generalisability
- 15.23
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Sources Of Data: Differences Between Primary And Secondary Sources Of Data
- 15.24
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Sources Of Data: Differences Between Qualitative And Quantitative Data
- 15.25
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Sources Of Data: Strengths And Limitations Of Each Type Of Data
- 15.26
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Secondary Evidence: Examples of: Official Statistics
- 15.27
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Secondary Evidence: Examples of: Historical And Personal Documents
- 15.28
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Secondary Evidence: Examples of: Digital Sources
- 15.29
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Secondary Evidence: Examples of: Media Content
- 15.30
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Secondary Evidence: Strengths And Limitations Of Each Type Of Evidence
- 15.31
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Analysis, Interpretation And Evaluation Of Data From Qualitative And Quantitative Sources: Summaries Of Sociological Studies
- 15.32
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Analysis, Interpretation And Evaluation Of Data From Qualitative And Quantitative Sources: Diagrams
- 15.33
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Analysis, Interpretation And Evaluation Of Data From Qualitative And Quantitative Sources: Tables
- 15.34
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Analysis, Interpretation And Evaluation Of Data From Qualitative And Quantitative Sources: Charts
- 15.35
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: What Types Of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?: Analysis, Interpretation And Evaluation Of Data From Qualitative And Quantitative Sources: Graphs
- 15.36
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Stages In Research Design: Selection Of Topic
- 15.37
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Stages In Research Design: Aims
- 15.38
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Stages In Research Design: Hypothesis
- 15.39
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Stages In Research Design: Target Population
- 15.40
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Stages In Research Design: Methods
- 15.41
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Stages In Research Design: Operationalisation
- 15.42
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Stages In Research Design: Operationalisation
- 15.43
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Sampling: Sampling Frames
- 15.44
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Sampling: Sampling Techniques: Random
- 15.45
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Sampling: Sampling Techniques: Systematic
- 15.46
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Sampling: Sampling Techniques: Stratified
- 15.47
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Sampling: Sampling Techniques: Snowball
- 15.48
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Sampling: Sampling Techniques: Quota
- 15.49
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Sampling: Strengths And Limitations Of Each Technique
- 15.50
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Quantitative And Qualitative Primary Research Methods: Surveys
- 15.51
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Quantitative And Qualitative Primary Research Methods: Questionnaires
- 15.52
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Quantitative And Qualitative Primary Research Methods: Interviews (Structured, Semi-structured, Unstructured, Group)
- 15.53
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Quantitative And Qualitative Primary Research Methods: Observations (Participant, Non-participant, Covert, Overt)
- 15.54
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Quantitative And Qualitative Primary Research Methods: Strengths And Limitations Of Each Method
- 15.55
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Types Of Question: Open
- 15.56
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Types Of Question: Closed
- 15.57
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Types Of Question: Multiple Choice
- 15.58
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Types Of Question: Scaled
- 15.59
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Theoretical And Practical Issues Affecting Research: Researcher Perspective (Positivist/interpretivist)
- 15.60
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Theoretical And Practical Issues Affecting Research: Access To Sample
- 15.61
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Theoretical And Practical Issues Affecting Research: Response Rate
- 15.62
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Theoretical And Practical Issues Affecting Research: Funding/cost
- 15.63
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: The Theoretical And Practical Issues Affecting Research: Time
- 15.64
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Ethical Issues Affecting Research: Informed Consent
- 15.65
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Ethical Issues Affecting Research: Privacy/confidentiality
- 15.66
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Ethical Issues Affecting Research: Prevention Of Harm
- 15.67
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Ethical Issues Affecting Research: Deception
- 15.68
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Research Methods: How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?: Ethical Issues Affecting Research: Legality
- 15.69
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Society As A Product Of Social Construction: Culture
- 15.70
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Society As A Product Of Social Construction: Norms
- 15.71
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Society As A Product Of Social Construction: Values
- 15.72
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Society As A Product Of Social Construction: Customs
- 15.73
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Society As A Product Of Social Construction: Roles
- 15.74
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Society As A Product Of Social Construction: Status (Achieved/ascribed)
- 15.75
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Society As A Product Of Social Construction: Stereotypes
- 15.76
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: How These Concepts Influence Individual Behaviour And Social Identity
- 15.77
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: The Social Construction Of Our Identity:: The Nature–nurture Debate
- 15.78
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: The Social Construction Of Our Identity:: The Relativity Of Culture
- 15.79
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: The Social Construction Of Our Identity:: Socialisation
- 15.80
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: The Social Construction Of Our Identity:: Norms And Values
- 15.81
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Primary And Secondary Socialisation: Key Agencies Of Socialisation: Family
- 15.82
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Primary And Secondary Socialisation: Key Agencies Of Socialisation: Education
- 15.83
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Primary And Secondary Socialisation: Key Agencies Of Socialisation: Peer Group
- 15.84
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Primary And Secondary Socialisation: Key Agencies Of Socialisation: Media
- 15.85
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Primary And Secondary Socialisation: Key Agencies Of Socialisation: Religion
- 15.86
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Primary And Secondary Socialisation: Key Agencies Of Socialisation: Workplace
- 15.87
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Primary And Secondary Socialisation: The Effectiveness Of Each Agency In The Socialisation Process
- 15.88
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Processes Used By Agencies Of Socialisation, E.g.: Hidden Curriculum
- 15.89
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Processes Used By Agencies Of Socialisation, E.g.: Media Representations
- 15.90
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Processes Used By Agencies Of Socialisation, E.g.: Peer Pressure
- 15.91
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Processes Used By Agencies Of Socialisation, E.g.: Religious Teachings
- 15.92
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Processes Used By Agencies Of Socialisation, E.g.: Role Modelling
- 15.93
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: Processes Used By Agencies Of Socialisation, E.g.: Workplace Training
- 15.94
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: The Debate Between Sociological Perspectives And Theories On Socialisation: Consensus And Conflict
- 15.95
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: The Debate Between Sociological Perspectives And Theories On Socialisation: Functionalist Ideas: Inadequate Socialisation
- 15.96
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: The Debate Between Sociological Perspectives And Theories On Socialisation: Functionalist Ideas: Social Cohesion/value Consensus
- 15.97
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: The Debate Between Sociological Perspectives And Theories On Socialisation: Marxist Ideas: Socialisation Into Capitalist Ideology
- 15.98
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: The Debate Between Sociological Perspectives And Theories On Socialisation: Marxist Ideas: Reproduction Of Social Class
- 15.99
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Do We Learn Our Identity?: The Debate Between Sociological Perspectives And Theories On Socialisation: Feminist Ideas: Gender Role Socialisation Into Masculinity/femininity
- 15.100
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Social Control: Difference Between Formal And Informal Types Of Social Control
- 15.101
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Social Control: Positive And Negative Sanctions
- 15.102
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Social Control: Effectiveness Of These In Producing Social Conformity
- 15.103
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: The Debate Between Consensus And Conflict Views Of Social Control: Functionalism
- 15.104
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: The Debate Between Consensus And Conflict Views Of Social Control: Marxism
- 15.105
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: The Debate Between Consensus And Conflict Views Of Social Control: Feminism
- 15.106
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: The Effectiveness Of Agencies Of Formal Social Control: Government
- 15.107
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: The Effectiveness Of Agencies Of Formal Social Control: Police
- 15.108
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: The Effectiveness Of Agencies Of Formal Social Control: Courts
- 15.109
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: The Effectiveness Of Agencies Of Formal Social Control: Penal System
- 15.110
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: The Effectiveness Of Agencies Of Formal Social Control: Armed Forces
- 15.111
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Methods Of Control Used By Formal Agencies In Achieving Social Conformity, E.g.: Law-making
- 15.112
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Methods Of Control Used By Formal Agencies In Achieving Social Conformity, E.g.: Coercion
- 15.113
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Methods Of Control Used By Formal Agencies In Achieving Social Conformity, E.g.: Digital Surveillance
- 15.114
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Methods Of Control Used By Formal Agencies In Achieving Social Conformity, E.g.: Arrest
- 15.115
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Methods Of Control Used By Formal Agencies In Achieving Social Conformity, E.g.: Sentencing
- 15.116
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Methods Of Control Used By Formal Agencies In Achieving Social Conformity, E.g.: Imprisonment
- 15.117
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: The Effectiveness Of Agencies Of Informal Social Control: Family
- 15.118
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: The Effectiveness Of Agencies Of Informal Social Control: Education
- 15.119
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: The Effectiveness Of Agencies Of Informal Social Control: Peer Group
- 15.120
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: The Effectiveness Of Agencies Of Informal Social Control: Media
- 15.121
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: The Effectiveness Of Agencies Of Informal Social Control: Religion
- 15.122
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: The Effectiveness Of Agencies Of Informal Social Control: Workplace
- 15.123
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Methods Of Control Used By Informal Agencies In Achieving Social Conformity: Positive And Negative Sanctions, E.g.: Ostracism
- 15.124
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Methods Of Control Used By Informal Agencies In Achieving Social Conformity: Positive And Negative Sanctions, E.g.: Parental Rewards
- 15.125
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Methods Of Control Used By Informal Agencies In Achieving Social Conformity: Positive And Negative Sanctions, E.g.: Social Media ‘likes’
- 15.126
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Methods Of Control Used By Informal Agencies In Achieving Social Conformity: Positive And Negative Sanctions, E.g.: Religious Rewards/sanctions
- 15.127
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Methods Of Control Used By Informal Agencies In Achieving Social Conformity: Positive And Negative Sanctions, E.g.: School Punishments
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  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Methods Of Control Used By Informal Agencies In Achieving Social Conformity: Positive And Negative Sanctions, E.g.: Dismissal From A Job
- 15.129
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Resistance To Social Control Through Protest Groups And Sub-cultures: Reasons Why Some People Join Them
- 15.130
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Resistance To Social Control Through Protest Groups And Sub-cultures: Deviant And Non-conformist Behaviour
- 15.131
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Resistance To Social Control Through Protest Groups And Sub-cultures: Examples Of: Protest Groups
- 15.132
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Resistance To Social Control Through Protest Groups And Sub-cultures: Examples Of: Online Sub-cultures
- 15.133
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Resistance To Social Control Through Protest Groups And Sub-cultures: Examples Of: Youth Sub-cultures
- 15.134
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: How Does Society Control Us?: Resistance To Social Control Through Protest Groups And Sub-cultures: Examples Of: Religious Sub-cultures
- 15.135
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: What Influences Our Social Identity?: Social Identity: Key Aspects Of Social Identity: Age
- 15.136
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: What Influences Our Social Identity?: Social Identity: Key Aspects Of Social Identity: Gender
- 15.137
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: What Influences Our Social Identity?: Social Identity: Key Aspects Of Social Identity: Ethnicity
- 15.138
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: What Influences Our Social Identity?: Social Identity: Key Aspects Of Social Identity: Social Class
- 15.139
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: What Influences Our Social Identity?: Social Identity: Impact Of Each Aspect On Individuals And Social Groups In Different Societies
- 15.140
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: What Influences Our Social Identity?: The Digital Self And Online Identities: Positive And Negative Impacts Of Social Networks, Social Media And Virtual Communities On Identity
- 15.141
  Paper 1 Research Methods, Identity And Inequality: Identity: Self And Society: What Influences Our Social Identity?: Globalisation: Globalisation’s Influence On Individual And Social/cultural Identities, E.g.: Hybrid Identities
- 15.142
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  How Do Sociologists Approach The Study of Society?
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  What Types of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?
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  How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?
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  How Do We Learn Our Identity?
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  How Does Society Control Us?
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  What Influences Our Social Identity?
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  What Is Social Stratification?
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  What Attempts Have Been Made To Reduce Social Inequalities?
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  How Has Globalization Affected Inequalities Between Societies?
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  What Are The Different Types of Families?
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  What Is The Role of The Family For The Individual And Society?
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  How Is Family Changing?
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  What Is Education And Schooling?
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  What Are The Roles And Functions of Education?
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  What Factors Help To Explain Differences In Educational Achievement And Experience?
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  What Are Crime, Deviance and Social Control?
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  What Are The Patterns of And Explanations For Crime and Deviance?
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  How Is Crime Dealt With In Different Societies?
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  How Do Sociologists Approach The Study of Society?
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  What Types of Data And Evidence Do Sociologists Use?
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  How Do Sociologists Investigate Society?
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  How Do We Learn Our Identity?
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  How Does Society Control Us?
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  What Influences Our Social Identity?
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  What Is Social Stratification?
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  What Attempts Have Been Made To Reduce Social Inequalities?
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  How Has Globalization Affected Inequalities Between Societies?
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  What Are The Different Types of Families?
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  What Is The Role of The Family For The Individual And Society?
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  How Is Family Changing?
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  What Is Education And Schooling?
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  What Are The Roles And Functions of Education?
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  What Factors Help To Explain Differences In Educational Achievement And Experience?
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  What Are Crime, Deviance and Social Control?
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  What Are The Patterns of And Explanations For Crime and Deviance?
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  How Is Crime Dealt With In Different Societies?

Sample Quizzes For Preparation: How Do Sociologists Approach The Study of Society?

O Level and IGCSE Sociology Quiz – 1.1 How do sociologists approach the study of society?

1. Which of the following best describes the positivist approach in sociology?

A. Focus on small-scale interactions using qualitative data
B. Belief that society cannot be studied scientifically
C. Use of scientific methods to study objective social facts
D. Emphasis on subjective meaning and individual experience

2. Which of the following is an example of quantitative data?

A. Field notes from an observation
B. Responses from open-ended interview questions
C. Crime statistics from police records
D. A diary entry

3. What term did Emile Durkheim use to describe measurable forces in society that affect individual behavior?

A. Social interaction
B. Social construct
C. Social facts
D. Social norms

4. Which method would a positivist most likely use to study social trends?

A. Unstructured interviews
B. Participant observation
C. Questionnaires
D. Case studies

5. Which of the following best defines the term ‘validity’?

A. The ability to repeat an experiment and get the same result
B. The extent to which research reflects social reality
C. The size of the research sample
D. The number of times data can be collected

6. What does the interpretivist approach focus on?

A. Collecting large-scale numerical data
B. Understanding meanings and motivations
C. Identifying correlations in datasets
D. Analyzing governmental statistics

7. Which of the following best explains verstehen?

A. A research method involving graphs
B. A statistical test used in surveys
C. Empathetic understanding of human behavior
D. A method for selecting a sample

8. What is the purpose of triangulation in sociological research?

A. To reduce the size of the sample
B. To select the best hypothesis
C. To cross-check findings using multiple methods
D. To increase the Hawthorne effect

9. A researcher follows the same individuals for 20 years to study social mobility. What type of study is this?

A. Cross-sectional
B. Experimental
C. Longitudinal
D. Ethnographic

10. Which of the following is an example of a micro-level sociological approach?

A. Studying the impact of the economy on the job market
B. Examining classroom interactions
C. Analyzing national divorce rates
D. Surveying voting behavior by state

11. Which of the following is a typical feature of the scientific method?

A. Conducting informal interviews
B. Avoiding numerical analysis
C. Hypothesis testing
D. Observing rituals without interference

12. What is one drawback of longitudinal studies?

A. They provide no insight into long-term trends
B. They cannot collect qualitative data
C. Participants may drop out over time
D. They are less valid than case studies

13. Which of the following is most associated with reliability in sociological research?

A. Ability to generalize results
B. Ability to gain detailed personal insights
C. Ability to repeat results consistently
D. Ability to empathize with participants

14. Which term refers to the distortion caused by a researcher’s personal beliefs?

A. Objectivity
B. Bias
C. Validity
D. Representativeness

15. What is the Hawthorne effect?

A. A method for selecting participants randomly
B. When people behave differently because they know they are being observed
C. A type of statistical error
D. The error due to small sample size

16. Which of these is a strength of using official statistics in research?

A. High level of validity
B. Depth of insight
C. Large, representative sample
D. Subjective interpretation

17. In interpretivist research, what is the main goal?

A. To gather numerical data
B. To understand personal meanings
C. To confirm previous findings
D. To eliminate all bias

18. What is one weakness of qualitative data?

A. It cannot reveal individual thoughts
B. It is always biased
C. It is harder to generalize from
D. It has no value in social research

19. Why might a sociologist choose triangulation?

A. To reduce cost
B. To validate findings through multiple methods
C. To eliminate the need for sampling
D. To avoid using interviews

20. What term describes the extent to which research findings apply to the larger population?

A. Representativeness
B. Objectivity
C. Validity
D. Reliability

21. Which type of data is MOST likely to be used in an interpretivist study?

A. Census data
B. Structured questionnaires
C. Interview transcripts
D. Government reports

22. What distinguishes a social fact from a personal opinion?

A. A social fact is subjective
B. A social fact is measurable and external
C. A social fact is based on feelings
D. A social fact is not observable

23. What is a benefit of using structured interviews?

A. Allows for deeper insights
B. Easier to compare responses
C. Less chance of interviewer effect
D. Provides full anonymity

24. Which method would be most reliable for measuring unemployment trends?

A. Open-ended interviews
B. Field notes
C. National labor statistics
D. Participant observation

25. Which of the following is a feature of qualitative research?

A. Uses closed questions
B. Focuses on large populations
C. Produces rich, descriptive data
D. Cannot explore meanings

26. What is the term for understanding behavior from the perspective of the subject?

A. Bias
B. Verstehen
C. Objectivity
D. Causation

27. What is the main aim of using the scientific method in sociology?

A. To understand feelings
B. To generate empathy
C. To produce objective and reliable results
D. To test emotions

28. What is one key strength of using mixed methods in research?

A. Increases subjectivity
B. Avoids need for ethics
C. Compensates for weaknesses in individual methods
D. Makes research faster

29. Which of these is a limitation of positivist approaches?

A. Too much emphasis on emotions
B. Hard to repeat the research
C. Lacks depth of understanding
D. Difficult to collect any data

30. Why might someone criticize the interpretivist approach?

A. It lacks personal insight
B. It relies too heavily on statistics
C. It may lack reliability and generalizability
D. It ignores micro-level behavior

Answer Key with Explanations – O Level and IGCSE Sociology Quiz: 1.1 How do sociologists approach the study of society

1. C. Use of scientific methods to study objective social facts
Positivists believe sociology should adopt the methods of natural sciences to study social facts.

2. C. Crime statistics from police records
Quantitative data involves numerical figures; crime stats are numerical and standardized.

3. C. Social facts
Durkheim emphasized that society is composed of “social facts” which influence individual behavior.

4. C. Questionnaires
Positivists prefer structured, quantitative methods like surveys to identify patterns.

5. B. The extent to which research reflects social reality
Validity is about how truthful or accurate data is in reflecting real social life.

6. B. Understanding meanings and motivations
Interpretivists are concerned with why people behave the way they do, emphasizing meanings.

7. C. Empathetic understanding of human behavior
Verstehen is a German term used by Weber, meaning deep understanding from the subject’s perspective.

8. C. To cross-check findings using multiple methods
Triangulation helps ensure validity and reliability by using more than one method.

9. C. Longitudinal
Longitudinal studies track the same individuals over time to see how things change.

10. B. Examining classroom interactions
Micro-level approaches focus on small group or individual interactions.

11. C. Hypothesis testing
The scientific method involves creating and testing hypotheses through systematic observation.

12. C. Participants may drop out over time
Attrition is a key weakness of long-term longitudinal studies.

13. C. Ability to repeat results consistently
Reliability means that if a study is repeated, it produces consistent results.

14. B. Bias
Bias occurs when personal beliefs or preferences distort objectivity in research.

15. B. When people behave differently because they know they are being observed
This effect compromises validity in observational studies.

16. C. Large, representative sample
Official statistics usually cover a wide population and are easy to generalize from.

17. B. To understand personal meanings
Interpretivists are less interested in general laws and more focused on individual perspectives.

18. C. It is harder to generalize from
Qualitative data is rich and deep, but may lack generalizability due to small sample sizes.

19. B. To validate findings through multiple methods
Triangulation increases the trustworthiness of the data.

20. A. Representativeness
Representativeness refers to how well a sample mirrors the wider population.

21. C. Interview transcripts
These provide in-depth, qualitative data, useful for interpretivist research.

22. B. A social fact is measurable and external
Social facts are not based on personal feelings, but are general to the group and measurable.

23. B. Easier to compare responses
Structured interviews have the same questions in the same order, making comparison easier.

24. C. National labor statistics
These are large-scale, reliable sources of quantitative data ideal for trend analysis.

25. C. Produces rich, descriptive data
Qualitative research focuses on detailed understanding rather than generalizability.

26. B. Verstehen
Verstehen means to deeply understand behavior through the eyes of the participant.

27. C. To produce objective and reliable results
This is the core aim of the positivist and scientific approach.

28. C. Compensates for weaknesses in individual methods
Mixed methods (e.g., triangulation) allow researchers to balance weaknesses of each technique.

29. C. Lacks depth of understanding
Critics argue positivism misses the nuanced, emotional side of human behavior.

30. C. It may lack reliability and generalizability
Interpretivist methods are often harder to replicate or generalize from.

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