Youth Cultures and Deviance 35 Mark Question Plan

Question 1

What is the topic of the first and last paragraph?

Answer 1

Introduction and Conclusion

Question 2

What must you do at the end of every point paragraph?

Answer 2

Link it to the question

Question 3

P1 Point

Answer 3

Linked to deviance as they are resisting capitalism

Question 4

P1 Supporting Study

Answer 4

Willis

Question 5

P1 Supporting Study Explanation

Answer 5

The 11 young men did not do well in school meaning they were less likely to get good jobs and conform to capitalism

Question 6

P1 Criticism Theory

Answer 6

Postmodernism

Question 7

P1 Criticism Point

Answer 7

Failed to show how globalisation affects the social lives of young people

Question 8

P1 Criticism Study

Answer 8

Lyotards Fragmentation of society

Question 9

P1 Criticism Study Explanation

Answer 9

As society has become fragmented, young people do not experience the same ways of growing up

Question 10

P2 Point

Answer 10

Youth cultures are linked to deviance if a young person has a dysfunctional family

Question 11

P2 Supporting Study

Answer 11

Hirschi

Question 12

P2 Supporting Study Explanation

Answer 12

If they do not develop strong bonds with their families, they will look to do it with their peers, who could be deviant

Question 13

P2 Criticism Theory

Answer 13

Feminism

Question 14

P2 Criticism Point

Answer 14

Functionalists have not focussed on these social bonds for girls

Question 15

P2 Criticism Study

Answer 15

McRobbie and Garber

Question 16

P2 Criticism Study Explanation

Answer 16

Girls are more likely to form strong social bonds with their parents as their parents have more control over their lives

Question 17

P3 Point

Answer 17

Youth cultures provide ways that young people can succeed through deviance

Question 18

P3 Supporting Study

Answer 18

Venkatesh

Question 19

P3 Supporting Study Explanation

Answer 19

Many of the young people in this culture wanted to gain status and wealth but were doing this illegally

Question 20

P3 Criticism Theory

Answer 20

Functionalism

Question 21

P3 Criticism Point

Answer 21

Young people will want to gain status but will prefer to do so in a socially acceptable way

Question 22

P3 Criticism Study

Answer 22

Durkheim

Question 23

P3 Criticism Study Explanation

Answer 23

Young people are socialised into a value consensus in society so they will accept and try and follow the ways to achieve success in socially acceptable ways

Question 24

P4 Point

Answer 24

Deviancy within youth cultures often provides an alternative to failure

Question 25

P4 Supporting Study

Answer 25

Cohens Status Frustration study

Question 26

P4 Supporting Study Explanation

Answer 26

A group of young men who aspired to be middle class failed to do so, so they turned to acting deviant

Question 27

P4 Criticism Theory

Answer 27

Postmodernism

Question 28

P4 Criticism Point

Answer 28

Young people join deviant youth cultures due to the thrill of these actions

Question 29

P4 Criticism Study('s)

Answer 29

Katz, Lyng

Question 30

P4 Criticism Study Explanation

Answer 30

Katz created the concept of transgressions stating how young people like thrill and Lyng said edgework was obstacles to deviance which instead encouraged it

Question 31

P5 Point

Answer 31

Deviance and youth cultures are linked by the media

Question 32

P5 Supporting Study

Answer 32

Cohens study of Mods and Rockers

Question 33

P5 Supporting Study Explanation

Answer 33

The Mods and Rocker youth cultures became very popular after the moral panic created by the media when reporting their fight

Question 34

P5 Criticism Theory

Answer 34

Don't know 💀

Question 35

P5 Criticism Point

Answer 35

Youth cultures were able to create a positive image for themselves

Question 36

P5 Criticism Study

Answer 36

Johal's Brasian Study

Question 37

P5 Criticism Study Explanation

Answer 37

Brasian culture was able to fuse British and Asian culture in a way which was equal for both cultures