Class Inequality: New Right explanations of Class Inequality Flashcards

1
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What do the New Right believe about social mobility?

A

There is social mobility

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Which New Right sociologist said all people in society have legal equality in the workplace?

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Saunders

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According to Saunders, what is equality of outcome?

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When people get the same rewards regardless of their ability

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According to Saunders, what is equality of opportunity?

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Everyone in society is given the same opportunities to succeed or fail

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Which one is less realistic to achieve in society out of equality of outcomes or opportunity?

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Equality of outcomes?

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What would equality of outcome mean for all students taking GCSE’s?

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They would all get 9s in their GCSEs

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What does equality of opportunity mean for all students taking GCSE’s?

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Students have the opportunity to work hard and get good GCSE’s or not work hard and do badly in them

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Which Marxists would argue meritocracy is a myth?

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Bowles and Gintis

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What did Bowles and Gintis say working class students blame their failure on?

A

Themselves

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What do Bowles and Gintis say causes the failure of working class students?

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Capitalism

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What form of deprivation do working class students experience, according to Bowles and Gintis?

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Material deprivation

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Which New Right sociologist says reliance on the state has led to class inequality?

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Murray

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What form of culture does Murray say has developed among people who claim benefits when they don’t need to?

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Dependency culture

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What does Murray say has developed in society as a result of the welfare state?

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An underclass

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What are the 2 classifications of poor people according to Murray?

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Respectable poor, Unrespectable poor

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What do the Unrespectable poor do?

A

Claim benefits

17
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What does Murray say occurs when the underclass teachers their children to also claim benefits?

A

A cycle of deprivation is created

18
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What type of state did Marlsand say Britain was?

A

A nanny state

19
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According to Marsland, why is it called a nanny state?

A

It is too easy to claim benefits and it is too much money

20
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Which sociologist would say New Right have based these views on the working class off of a stereotype?

A

Owen Jones

21
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What was the name of the book Owen Jones wrote?

22
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What did Owen Jones say was the reality of employment for many working class people?

A

They were in work

23
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Which instution stigmatises the working class, according to Owen Jones?

24
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According to Owen Jones, why do many working class people claim benefits despite being in employment?

A

They are paid too little to manage on their own

25
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Which New Right sociologist believed inequality in the education system was caused by the rise of the underclass?

26
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What does Murray say about the primary socialisation underclass youths experience in relation to parent presence?

A

They only have their mothers to socialise them

27
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What does Murray say is the impact for underclass boys experiencing inefficient primary socialisation?

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They will not learn the importance of having a role model who is a male breadwinner

28
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What will be the impact of inefficient primary socialisation for boys in the underclass when they join school?

A

They join anti-school subcultures.

29
Q

How many points lower in Attainment 8 score did DfE Data (2020) show FSM eligible students have compared to middle class students?

A

14 points lower

30
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What would Interactionists say about this New Right argument?

A

They do not take into account how labelling can impact working class students

31
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Which Interactionists found teachers labelled students as disruptive and unmotivated?

A

Dunne and Gazeley

32
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What was the impact of the negative labelling by teachers according to Dunne and Gazeley?

A

They became self-fulfilling prophecies

33
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What exam paper classification were working class students put into as a result in Dunne and Gazeley’s study?

A

Foundation papers

34
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What was the impact of working class students being put to do foundation papers?

A

They had a lower attainment