Social class impact
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Affects achievement through material deprivation and cultural capital.
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Social class impact
Affects achievement through material deprivation and cultural capital.
Nuclear family
A family consisting of a married couple and their dependent children.
What is Functionalism?
A theory that society is based on shared norms and values.
What is secularisation?
A process where religion loses influence in society.
What is quantitative research?
A research method using numerical data to test hypotheses.
What is social stratification?
The division of society into distinct groups based on wealth and status.
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The library currently covers 6 topics: Education — Inequality and Achievement; Families and Households — Diversity and Change; Crime and Deviance — Theories and Statistics; Beliefs in Society — Religion and Secularisation; Research Methods — Quantitative and Qualitative; Social Stratification — Class, Gender and Ethnicity. New decks are added over time.
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