Sociology And Social Policy Flashcards

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What is Townsend’s main argument? (TSDP)

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The social Democratic Perspective - Townsend argues that he and other sociologists like him should be involved in researching social problems. As through their knowledge and findings (poverty research) he can make recommendation too help.

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What were Peter Worsley’s main viewpoints?

SP+SP

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Social Problems - A piece of social behaviour that causes social problem or private misery that calls for collective action.

Sociological Problems - This is any pattern of relationships that call for an explanation.

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What is Charles Murray’s New Right viewpoint?

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Perverse Incentives - the welfare state is too generous and this weakens the family’s self reliance I.E. council housing for lone parents.

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