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1
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culture

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shared behaviours and beliefs of a group of people.

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society

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people will a common culture

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norms

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informal rules that influence social behaviour and are established over time

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values

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a belief that determines how someone leads their life.

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Miller(1989)

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we may consume the same things around the world but hoe we consume them may be different in different cultures

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role

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patters of behaviour

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examples of cultures

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  • Ramadan
  • different food
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examples of cultures

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  • Ramadan
  • different food
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examples of society

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  • british society
  • family
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examples of norms

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  • being polite
  • wear clothes in public
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examples of values

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  • be polite
  • should not steal
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example of a role

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  • teacher
  • student
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belief

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things that people hold to be true.

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subculture

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a smaller culture within a bigger culture

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high culture

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culture associated with the more privileged

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popular culture

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cultural products and activities that are enjoyed by most of the population

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Oakley (1981) - feminist

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gender tole socialisation

argues that gender roles are socially constructed, children are socialized into their gender roles
- canalisation
- verbal

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youth culture

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set of norms and values that connect young people

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delinquency

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criminal behaviour carried out by young people

  • skipping school
  • underage drinking
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consumer culture

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set of ideas that encourage people to buy products

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global culture

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norms and values that cross over worldwide. - globalisation

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hebdige ( 1979)

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subcultures
subcultures as they have roots in deviance are usually made up of working class

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characteristics of subcultures

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  • shared language
  • shared norms, practices, beliefs
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socialisation

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person learns the norms and values in society

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cultural hybridity

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new form of culture which is made of 2 or more different cultures

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nature debate

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genes and other bio factors

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nurture debate

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upbringing

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secondary socialisation

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received after primary socialisation

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deliberate socialisation

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teaching personally on purpose
- telling a child to say thank you

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primary socialisation

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informal process where we learn the norms and values of our culture
- main influence is family

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agencies of socialisation

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  • family
  • peer groups
  • education
  • media
  • religion
  • workplace
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unconscious socialisation

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unintentionally passing on behaviours

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social control

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ways in which our behaviour is controlled and reinforced by sanctions.

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deviance

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breaking away from what is considered normal

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formal social control

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an official reaction or treatment
- warnings from police
- sentence from court

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informal social control

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unofficial reaction
- socially excluding someone
- celebs being criticised in mags

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positive formal sanction

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pay rise

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positive informal sanction

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saying “thank you”

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negative formal sanction

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exclusion from school

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positive informal sanction

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compliments

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Skeleton and Francis(2003)

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peer group as an agent of socialisation
- found play was very gendered with boys dominating space

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lees(1983)

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looked at pressure on teenage girls by peers - double standards.
- “slag”

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harris(1989)

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peer groups can be more influential than family in shaping kids identities

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mulvey(1975)

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media as an agent of socialisation
- male gaze

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young(2007)

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bulimic society

45
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currie(1999)

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noticed increase in the importance of beauty in women

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evidence - nature/nurture

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Isabel chicken girl
- left in chicken coop
- could not speak, not toilet trained, was physically malformed

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twin studies

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bouchard researched twins that had been separated at birth

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hidden curriculum

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-having work ethic
- punctuality

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bowles and gintis

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argues there was a hidden curriculum in schools.
- accept their place in society
- believe that they are responsible for there own achievements and failures

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Waddington

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canteen culture
- norms and values police officers came to hold when they were off duty

51
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reiner(2000)

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studied police canteen culture

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