Sociologists

Question 1

Ghumann -

Ethnicity

Gender

Answer 1

Asian families still have a great influence on their children and grandchildren, instilling obedience and a sense of duty

Gender- females importance on duty and familial

Question 2

Modood

Ethnicity

Religion

Answer 2

66% of Asian and bangledeshis are still very religious and are influenced,

Compared to 5% of Britons

Question 3

Ann Oakley - gender socialisation

Answer 3

Manipulation

Cannilisation - different toys for each genders

Verbal appellation - “big boy” “pretty princess”

Different activities - separate sports

Question 4

Fox (functionalist) gender

Answer 4

Says socialisation builds upon nature,

Women are nurturing
Men are protective

Question 5

Parsons-functionalist-gender

Answer 5

Women are “expressive”

Men are “instrumental”

Question 6

Connell& gender

Answer 6

Boys value:

“Football, fighting& fuvking”

Question 7

Hey

Gender

Answer 7

Teenage girls use peer pressure to reinforce the dominant views of a patriarchal society

Question 8

Durkheim

Answer 8

Socialisation:
Provides identity
Sense of belonging
Personality factory

Question 9

Baumeister

Answer 9

Gives people an identity

Question 10

Zaretsky - Marxists

Answer 10

Instills obedience for authority

Question 11

Althusser- Marxists

Answer 11

Hidden curriculum, ensures conformity and acceptance of capitalist society

Question 12

Hey- feminist

Answer 12

Peer pressure for gender comfort it’s- make up/ sexualisation.

Question 13

Mac an gmail

Answer 13

Crisis of masculinity-

Less jobs/ no providing

Question 14

Mort

Answer 14

Metrosexual man

Question 15

Connell

Answer 15

New masculinity: 
Hegemonic
Subordinate
Complicit
Marginalised

Question 16

Oakley - feminist

Answer 16

4 way

Cannalisation- interests into toys and activities

Manipulation- encourage &a reward behaviour- appearance or sport

Verbal appellation: stereotypical feminine and masculine descriptions

Domestic/different activities- cleaning and fixing