A Level

Outline and explain two ways in which voluntary and informal welfare providers may have affected the extent of poverty.

A Level

* OPTION 3 – Media
Outline two ways in which minority ethnic groups are represented in the media. Illustrate your answer with examples.

GCSE

Identify and explain one advantage of using a mixed methods approach to investigate conjugal role relationships.

A Level

Media corporations have the power to produce images of lifestyles through which people form their identities. The wide reach of these corporations has led to local cultures becoming less important.
Media corporations may contribute to a growth in global culture.Applying material from Item M, analyse two ways in which media corporations may contribute to a growth in global culture.

A Level

Summarise what Source A shows about the proportion of women in managerial and senior positions.

A Level

Outline and explain two ways in which government policies have affected the distribution of income in the UK.

A Level

Using one example, briefly explain how schools might respond to increased diversity caused by patterns of migration.

GCSE

Discuss how far sociologists would agree that the way in which students are grouped together within the school can have a significant effect on their educational performance.

A Level

Outline and explain two reasons for social class differences in consumer choices of health care.

A Level

* Assess the view that there is a 'dark side' to all families

GCSE

Identify and describe one example of how a grandparent can contribute to family life.

A Level

Outline and explain two ways in which globalisation may affect social mobility.

A Level

Some sociologists argue that UK society has become more child-centred. Children today are more privileged than they have ever been. There are a large range of laws and policies in place to protect them and there is an increasing emphasis now placed on children’s rights.
However, other sociologists argue that the extent of child-centredness is exaggerated, and that childhood can be a negative experience for some children.Applying material from Item D and your knowledge, evaluate the view that UK society has become more child-centred.

A Level

Outline and explain two ways in which globalisation may affect health in developing countries.

A Level

A
The choices people make about their identities are constrained by how others see them and interpret their behaviour. However, they can also choose to reject how others see them.
An individual’s identity may be affected by being labelled as disabled.02 Applying material from Item A, analyse two ways an individual’s identity may be affected by being labelled as disabled.