Titlebook: Mastering Sociology; Gerard O’Donnell Textbook 1988Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1988 demography.General Certificate of Seco

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Stratificationfactors such as wealth, heredity, possessions, sex, education, skin colour, job, ‘social worth’ or age. This ‘prestige’ may also depend on particular abilities regarded as of high worth within the group so that some young people will deliberately spend many hours becoming expert in pop-music so as to earn high status with their peers.

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Development and Characteristics of the Modern Familygroup of this kind is called a ‘nuclear’ family. Nearly all ‘nuclear’ families are related to one or more other nuclear families through parent-child relationships; mother will often have parents and brothers and sisters living and so will father. This family is called the ‘extended family’ and can include all known relations.

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Sociology Terms and Concepts. Many people before Comte had studied aspects of society in a systematic way but Comte sought to establish Sociology as a distinct discipline; in fact he regarded it as the most important science, at the top of a hierarchy of science of increasing complexity. On the other hand some people do not re

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Sociological Methodny people are poor? The second reason is ‘explanatory’, to find the causes of particular forms of group behaviour: Why are people prejudiced against certain ethnic groups? Why are young people more likely than older people to be involved in crime? Often research will seek to discover answers to both

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Development and Characteristics of the Modern Familyy consists of a man and woman who have a steady relationship with each other and who also have children; children are essential to the idea of ‘family’, but they need not necessarily be ‘consanguine’ — that is, related by blood to the adults with whom they live — although they usually are. A simple

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The Changing Nature of the Modern British Familye reduced this feature of family life still further; sons more rarely follow their Dad down the pit, or get fixed up at the shipyard through an uncle’s influence. The introduction of Labour Exchanges in 1909 had already reduced the need for such family patronage.

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