1.1 Perspectives On Socialisation

Question 1

(Functionalists) society is based upon what?

Answer 1

Value consensus

Question 2

(Functionalists) socialisation ensures all members of society are what?

Answer 2

Fully inter grated into common values - internalised it

Question 3

(Functionalists) social institutions create value consensus by first socialising us into what?

Answer 3

Key values such as respect for authority

Question 4

(Functionalists) social institutions then make norms and values appear what?

Answer 4

Sacred - make us think we have to work hard

Question 5

(Functionalists) social institutions then remind us what is normal and deviant by what?

Answer 5

Social control

Question 6

(Functionalists) school and parents enforce social control through what?

Answer 6

Sanctions

Question 7

(Functionalists) social institutions create value consensus by encouraging social what?

Answer 7

Solidarity and integration

Question 8

(Functionalists) through sharing values we see other members of society as like what?

Answer 8

Ourselves and we bond with them

Question 9

(Functionalists) criticisms - they underestimate the amount of what that can occur during socialisation?

Answer 9

Conflict - training children can be a battle

Question 10

(Functionalists) criticisms - prevent an oversocialised view of behaviour assuming children are what?

Answer 10

Empty vessels

Question 11

(Functionalists) criticisms - children may do what to socialisation?

Answer 11

Negotiate

Question 12

(Functionalists) criticism - Marxists would say value consensus represents what?

Answer 12

Values of dominant groups in society