A level and AS level

Explain limitations of liberal feminist views of the family.

A level and AS level

‘Socialisation is a one-way process.’ Using sociological material, give one argument against this view.

O level and GCSE

Describe examples of scapegoating in modern industrial societies.

O level and GCSE

Describe positive functions of the family.

A level and AS level

Evaluate the view that the school curriculum reflects inequalities in society

O level and GCSE

Explain why some sociologists are critical of private schools.

O level and GCSE

Explain how grandparents can contribute to family life.

A level and AS level

Describe examples of how education can be a commodity for private profit.

A level and AS level

Evaluate the view that social class is no longer an important influence on a person’s identity.

A level and AS level

‘There has been a clear decline in religious belief in all societies.’ Evaluate this view

A level and AS level

Explain ways the values of the sociologist may lead to bias in research findings.

A level and AS level

Explain ways capitalism benefits from the role of women in the family.

O level and GCSE

Explain why age affects an individual’s social identity.

A level and AS level

Describe changes in schools which have improved girls’ achievement.

A level and AS level

Explain strengths of Marxist feminist views of the family.