January exam Flashcards
What is material deprivation?
Material deprivation refers to the lack of basic necessities and resources, such as food, clothing, and housing.
True or False: Material deprivation only affects individuals and not entire communities.
False
Fill in the blank: Material deprivation can lead to _____ outcomes in education.
negative
What are some common indicators of material deprivation?
Indicators include poverty, unemployment, inadequate housing, and lack of access to healthcare.
Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a consequence of material deprivation? A) Poor health B) High academic achievement C) Increased crime rates
B) High academic achievement
What sociological theory often examines the impacts of material deprivation?
Structural functionalism
True or False: Material deprivation can affect mental health.
True
What role does social class play in material deprivation?
Social class significantly influences access to resources, with lower classes more likely to experience material deprivation.
Fill in the blank: The cycle of _____ refers to how material deprivation can perpetuate poverty across generations.
poverty
Multiple Choice: Which demographic is most likely to experience material deprivation? A) Middle-aged professionals B) Elderly citizens C) Single-parent families
C) Single-parent families
What is the relationship between material deprivation and educational attainment?
Material deprivation negatively impacts educational attainment, often leading to lower academic performance.
True or False: Material deprivation is solely an economic issue.
False
Fill in the blank: Material deprivation can lead to increased _____ in communities.
crime rates
What is one policy solution to address material deprivation?
Implementing welfare programs and social safety nets.
Multiple Choice: Which factor does NOT contribute to material deprivation? A) Education level B) Employment status C) Personal interests
C) Personal interests