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Unit 2 Sociology Flashcards

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Kelly
Education
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Science is packaged as a boy’s subject

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Colley
Education
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Subject choices are negatively impacted by: learning environment, subject preferences and perceptions of gender roles

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Skelton
Education
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‘Hidden curriculum’ influences subject choices

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Mitsos and Browne
Education
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Teachers are more lenient towards males

Hard on girls who are sen as breaking both the school rules and gender norms- ‘doubly deviant’

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Adkins
Workplace/ income
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Horizontal/ vertical segregation
Limited job options for women- used as sexual attraction
Men- mechanics
Women- caterers

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Sticky floors
Workplace/ income
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Women are stuck in lower job roles

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Leaky pipeline
Workplace/ income
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Women are discouraged from male dominated roles

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Glass ceiling
Workplace/ income
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Women are able to see the higher positions within the workplace but cannot access them

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Mac an Ghail
Workplace/ income
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The crisis of masculinity

Deindustrialisation and feminisation of the labour market has led to increased unemployment for men

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Fawcett society
Workplace/ income
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Women make up 20% of directors on FTSE 100 brands and 11% of UK bank CEOs are women

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UK health and safety data
Workplace/ income
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Suggests that more than 95% of the 200 people killed in the workplace every year are men

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Stereotyping
Crime
G

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Basing your beliefs of someone on their gender

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Labelling
Crime
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When someone is associated with a certain stereotype based on their label which influences how they are treated

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Dark figure of crime
Crime
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Unreported rape and sexual assault

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Harding
Crime
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Street casino- young black Afro-Caribbean boys are more likely to be dragged into gangs

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British crime survey
Crime
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13% of girls aged 16-19 had experienced domestic abuse and only 7/100 rape cases reported to the police resulted in a conviction

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Messerschmidt
Crime
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The gang acts as a location for ‘doing masculinity’ which has been ‘accomplished’ and proven

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Home office
Crime
G

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Women are more likely than men to be victims of domestic violence
1 in 4 women experience domestic violence at some point in their lifetimes
6-10% of women experience it in a given year

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Double standard of ageing
Media
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Women are encouraged to prevent ageing at all costs but older men are accepted and represented in the media

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Ferguson
Media
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The cult of femininity is passed on through lads magazines where women are highly sexualised

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Billington
Media
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Women are represented as subordinate and men are represented as dominant in the media

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Hughes
Media
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Digital communication can help to reproduce patriarchy through sex exploitation such as bride trafficking and sex tourism. He calls this the ‘Dark Net’

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Demos study
Media
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Found extensive use of misogynistic language online and studied the amount of times this language was used on Twitter

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Life chances
Education
G

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A theory of the opportunities each individual has to improve his or her quality of life

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Cultural capital
Education
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MC have more cultural capital than other classes

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Meritocracy
Education
C

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Social system that gives the greatest power and highest social positions to people with the most ability

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Becker
Education
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Argues that MC pupils are labelled as the ‘ideal pupil’, therefore teachers label them more positively leading to their educational achievement

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DFE (2012)
Education
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Only 35% of students who receive FSM achieved 5 A*-C grades at GCSE compared to 62% of non-FSM students

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Willis
Education
C

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WC lads knew working hard in education was pointless

30
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Social mobility
Workplace/ income
C

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Movements between classes and you can change your class

31
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Saunders
Workplace/ income
C

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Ability is inherited- MC+UC are more likely to be successful

32
Q

Goldthorpe
Workplace/ income
C

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Increase in social mobility after WW2 is just evidence of more service sector jobs

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Milburn
Workplace/ income
C

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‘Cosy club’ UK’s top jobs ‘disproportionately held by people from a narrow range of backgrounds’

34
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Scott
Workplace/ income
C

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Social closure ensures UC maintains highest concentration of wealth- intermarriage, high culture, old boy network

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White collar crime
Crime
C

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MC are just as likely to commit crime as WC (tax evasion) however will not be punished as harshly

36
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Murray
Crime
C

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Single working mothers are more likely to raise children to become criminals and workshy

37
Q

Jacobson
Crime
C

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3/4 children in custody have absent fathers
1/2 from deprived households
1/2 had to run away

38
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Graham and Bowling
Crime
C

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MC children just as likely to be involved in crime but it’s a case of ‘who you know’ in order to get you out of trouble

39
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Walmsley
Crime
C

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41% prisoners are from lowest classes

40
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Digital divide
Media
C

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WC only use technology for entertainment

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Digital underclass
Media
C

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WC do not have as much access to technology as UC+MC

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Boyle
Media
C

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Media convergence- one device accesses media- power of advertising causes capitalism ideologies to spread

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Castells
Media
C

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‘Information age’ benefit ruling elite- will have control over networks and information generated

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Conford + Robins
Media
C

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Surveillance by companies target WC + pass on ruling class ideologies which benefits UC

45
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Mertens + D’Haenens
Media
C

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Digital divide- Brussels
Lower social classes= 81% used internet (entertainment)
MC=94% used internet (boost knowledge)

46
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Institutional racism
Education
E

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Organisation discriminate against certain ethnic groups

47
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Ethnocentric curriculum
Education
E

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Curriculum board is specific to one ethnicity eg history- English history is taught in England

48
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Gillborn
Education
E

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Black Afro-Caribbean boys in lower sets- limiting success- institutional racism, self-fulfilling prophecy

49
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Mirza
Education
E

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Black Afro-Caribbean boys face negative labelling from teachers

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Coard
Education
E

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‘Ethnocentric curriculum’ focuses on white British history

51
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Horizontal segregation
Workplace/ income
E

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can only profess sideways in the workplace and cannot work to move upwards

52
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Concrete ceiling
Workplace/ income
E

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Ethnic minorities face a solid barrier which prevents them from obtaining the top positions

53
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Ethnic penalty
Workplace/ income
E

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Disadvantage faced by ethnic minorities in labour market compared to whites of the same age

54
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The Secret Policeman
Workplace/ income
E

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Ethnographic study found evidence of institutional racism in the police force

55
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Clark and Drinkwater
Workplace/ income
E

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Men from EMG in managerial jobs earn up to 25% less than their white colleagues

56
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Social Trends 2017
Crime
E

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Black=7x, Asian=3x more likely to be stopped and searched than white people

57
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Alexander
Crime
E

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‘Myth of the Asian Gang’- moral panic by the media

58
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Phillips + Bowling
Crime
E

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Police patrol EMG areas and over-represent them in crime statistics

59
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Tokenism
Media
E

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Black people in TV are ‘token black characters’ and not meaningful characters

60
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Sewell
Media
E

A

Hypermasculinity, rapper male role models in the media

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Jhally
Media
E

A

EMG negatively stereotyped in media

62
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Hall
Media
E

A

The media shows basic representations . Ethnicity is viewed through the ‘white eye’

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Institutional ageism
Workplace/ income
A

A

Structures+laws in society discriminate against certain age groups eg elderly

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Barron+Norris
Workplace/ income
A

A

Dual labour market:
Primary- middle aged people
Secondary- youth and elderly

65
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The guardian
Workplace/ income
A

A

High youth unemployment- only 1 million jobs for young people have been lost since 2007

66
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Johnson
Workplace/ income
A

A

Institutional ageism in workplace- mistreat the elderly

67
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Ritzer
Workplace/ income
A

A

‘McJobs’- low status jobs with little training- held by young people

68
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Jacobson
Crime
A

A

young offenders were vulnerable and came from ‘complex backgrounds’

69
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ONS
Crime
A

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Risk of being victim of murder or manslaughter in 2007/08 was highest for men 16+20
Young adults 16-19 most at risk of domestic abuse

70
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Griffin
Crime
A

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Youths are dysfunctional, deviant and suffering a deficit

71
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Sontag
Crime
A

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Double standard of ageing

72
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Carrigan+Szmigin
Crime
A

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Elderly are negatively stereotyped in the media as ‘smelly’ and ‘incontinent’

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