Social Theory
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- Created on: 24-11-19 16:03
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- Social Theory
- Induction
- Socialisation
- internalising societies norms and ideologies
- Agent - Institutions that socialise
- Social Control
- Formal - designed to socialise
- Informal - reward or punish behaviour
- Norms and Values
- Norms - specific rules to govern behaviour
- e.g. wear clothes in public
- Values -General principles
- e.g. honesty, tolerance
- Differ in/ created by cultures
- Norms - specific rules to govern behaviour
- Roles and Staus
- Roles - a part a person plays
- learnt through socialisation to fit culture
- Status
- Attached to Roles
- Ascribed - status given to you
- achieved - worked for
- Roles - a part a person plays
- Socialisation
- Theory and Methods
- Approaches to research
- Positivism
- Scientific
- Quantitive
- Puppets
- Interpretivism
- why?
- Qualititive
- architects
- Positivism
- Evaluation
- Validity - accuracy + truth
- Reliability - replicability + consistency
- Represent - typicality
- General - making claims
- Research methods
- Primary
- Lab/ Field
- Questions/ Interviews
- Surveys/ Focus Groups
- Secondary
- Observations/Statistics
- Documents / Ethnographie
- Primary
- Approaches to research
- Social Theory
- Origins
- Industrial Revolution (1800)
- Marxism + Functionalism (1800)
- Feminism (1900)
- Interactional -ism (1960)
- Postmodern (1980)
- Sociological Theory
- Structural - shaped by society
- Macro, Marx, Func, Fem
- Conflict - Marx, Fem
- Consensus - Functionalist
- Social Action - we shape society
- micro, Interaction
- Structural - shaped by society
- Origins
- Induction
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