AS Unit G671 Exploring Socialisation, Culture and Identity

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This is a summary of socialisation where I use the freyman technique which includes the functionalist perspective a functionalist perspective of socialisation and examples what happens when there is no socialisation at all. I also explained secondary socialisation and how it is reinforced through its agents. It’s really good if you don’t want to use the textbook and want a summarised information, I use sociologist I use examples that are useful for different kinds of exam questions.

Full questions and answers included in booklet.

Full plans for all types of questions that come up on paper 1 of ocr sociology a level. includes youth subcultures and socialisation, culture & identity.

Assess the view that the nuclear family can no longer be seen as the normal family in UK society (24 marks). This essay is written in detail and fully explains the arguments on why the nuclear family isn't considered to be the ideal family type within modern society. (A+ level for A level sociology students).

In-depth theorist lists of Paper 1 theorists