Individualisation Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Families and Households Notes including: • Functionalism • New Right • Marxism • Feminism • Interactionism and Postmodernism • Domestic Division of Labour • Power and Inequality • Domestic Violence • Family Diversity • Personal Life • Individualisation Thesis • Confluent love • Families and Household Trends • Demography • Childhood • Social Policies

2015 MEMO: CRW2601 PART B Question 1 (a) Y, a 22-year-old woman is obese and very keen to lose weight. She has tried all kinds of diets but in vain. She sees an advertisement placed in a magazine by a hypnotist, X, who claims that his clients lose weight as a result of his hypnosis. Y makes an appointment with X and agrees to hypnosis. While Y is under hypnosis, X has sex with Y. Y lays a charge of rape against X. X relies on the defence of consent. He argues that since Y consented to t...

2015 MEMO: CRW2601 Question 1 1. CORRECT: The four requirements of criminal liability are the following: conduct (act or omission); compliance with the definitional elements of the offence; unlawfulness and culpability. 2. CORRECT: In terms of the ius acceptum principle a court may only find a person guilty of an offence if the kind of act performed is recognized by the law as a crime. 3. CORRECT: The ius praevium principle requires that a court may only find a person guilty of an offence i...

CRW2601_ Exam Study Notes. Criminal Liability General For a person to be convicted, the following requirements must be satisfied: 1. Their conduct must be recognised in our law as a crime a. Principle of Legality b. Not regarded as an element of a crime The 4 elements of criminal liability 1. Act or conduct 2. Compliance with the definitional elements of the crime 3. Unlawfulness 4. Culpability Act or Conduct (By conduct we mean and act or omission) Was there conduct on the part of ...

notes on becks key theories and ideas.

An essay that evaluates the view that there is no longer a single dominant family in Britain today. It explores the different types of families in modern society and the views attached to them. This essay includes sociologists such as Parsons, Giddens, Beck etc. It includes concept names and statistics/evidence.

Concept sheet going over the different sociologist views on family diversity. Individualisation thesis is missing however written in an essay I have also uploaded.

Mindmap on family diversity notes done in both class and from the book. Essential for revision and can be good as handouts in class or poster.

Mindmap on the essential theorist views of family diversity, colourful with all the information needed, perfect for example notes or handouts for class or as a poster

For P1, learners should describe how the marketing activities of different businesses have incorporated internet marketing. For example, the ways in which the internet provides opportunities for producer-customer dialogue and therefore research and relationship building. To evidence P2, learners should describe clearly how businesses use internet marketing for example to advertise last minute promotions. For P3, learners should explain the principal benefits of internet marketing to customers, f...