This revision game focuses on sociological theories, concepts, and methods.
This notes sheet examines New Right approaches to crime and deviance.
Students will apply their knowledge of theories of social class to an analysis of social classes in their society.
This notes sheet examines feminism as an approach to sociological research.
This notes sheet examines interpretivism as an approach to sociological research.
This notes sheet examines positivism as an approach to sociological research.
This notes sheet examines realism as an approach to sociological research.
Examines definitions of crime and deviance, different types of deviance (including societal and situational, culpable and non-culpable) and ways of operationalizing the concept of deviance.
This chapter covers the definition and measure of religious belief, different types of religious institutions and movements, and aspects of new age movements and fundamentalism.
Notes set looks at the changing conceptions and the historical and comparative dimensions of childhood.
This worksheet introduces the relationship between class and culture with exercises to follow.
Demonstration of an evaluation of content analysis as a research method in sociology.
Covers five areas: different explanations of crime, deviance, social order and social control, the social construction of and social reactions to crime and deviance, including the role of the mass media, the relationship between deviance, power and social control, different explanations of the social distribution of crime and deviance by age, social class, ethnicity, gender and locality, and the sociological issues arising from the study of suicide.
This worksheet contains several ideas for teaching crime and deviance.
This notes sheet discusses critical, or Marxist, theories of crime and deviance.
This notes sheet looks at functionalist perspectives on crime and deviance.
This notes sheet looks at interactionist perspectives on crime and deviance.
This worksheet examines crime and its relationship with youth subculture, with exercises to follow.
Notes set covers a range of critical approaches to understanding the family group, including radical psychiatry, Marxism, and feminism, with exercises and activities to facilitate understanding.
This chapter looks at the problem of existence, structural and cultural universals, ethnocentrism and cultural relativity, and reactive and independent subcultural types.
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