Bridging work

Question 1

Culture

Answer 1

Way of life - behaviour and beliefs of society

Question 2

Values

Answer 2

Beliefs that society see as important and acceptable (honesty)

Question 3

Norms

Answer 3

Expected patterns of behaviour

Question 4

Mead

Answer 4

1935 - gender roles in tribes all vary

Question 5

Status

Answer 5

A position in society

Question 6

Ascribed status

Answer 6

Fixed at birth

Question 7

Achieved status

Answer 7

Individual achievement

Question 8

Role

Answer 8

A part we are expected to play in society

Question 9

Socialisation

Answer 9

Passed down by older generations
Shapes identity
Nature vs nurture

Question 10

Agents of socialisation

Answer 10

Family
Gender
Peers
Gender
Education
Media

Question 11

Postmodernism

Answer 11

A greater choice in our identity 1990s

Question 12

Ann Oakley

Answer 12

Gender roles 1981
Manipulation - parents encourage certain behaviour seen as normal
Canalisation- when parents push their children into either male or female roles

Question 13

Sue palmer

Answer 13

Toxic childhood
Parents use electronic technology like to as alternative to traditional parenting practices instead of spending time together

Question 14

Skelton and Francis

Answer 14

2003 peer groups
Peer groups in primary schools, play was gendered and boys dominated space and girls taking part in separated activities

Question 15

Sue lees

Answer 15

Double standards 1893
Boys were proud of and praised for their sexual conquests whereas girls were judged negatively

Question 16

Young

Answer 16

Bulimic society 2007
Media is partly responsible for criminality, ‘one with constant hunger and desire to binge on everything’

Question 17

Bandura

Answer 17

Bono doll
What we see is what we do