O level and GCSE

To what extent are Marxist explanations of social inequality the most useful?

A Level

6. Identify and briefly explain two demographic changes that have affected family diversity.

O level and GCSE

Explain why objectivity is difficult to maintain when carrying out sociological research.

O level and GCSE

Describe ways students’ subject choice can be influenced by gender.

O level and GCSE

To what extent is family life negative for its members?

O level and GCSE

Describe examples of values.

O level and GCSE

Explain how ethnicity can affect family life.

O level and GCSE

To what extent have government measures failed to reduce social inequality?

A Level

Explain, using examples, the concept of values.

O level and GCSE

Explain why some ethnic groups do less well than others in education.

GCSE

22. Discuss how far sociologists would agree that poverty remains an issue in Britain today.

A Level

5. Define and briefly explain how families are diverse due to changing attitudes to sexuality.

A Level

Explain and briefly evaluate the view that boys join deviant subcultures as an expression of masculinity.

GCSE

10. Discuss how far sociologists would agree that women are less likely to commit crime than men.

A Level

Explain the Marxist view that the nuclear family supports capitalism.