Caribbean Social Problems

1. established rules of behaviours or standards of conduct (5)
5. A set of logically related statements that attempt to describe, explain and predict social phenomena or events. (6)
6. The upward and downward movement in the class system, occurs during a person's lifetime or from one generation to the other. (6, 8)
7. Beliefs and actions of individuals rooted in anti-female prejudice and stereotypic beliefs (10, 6)
10. Collective ideas of what is right or wrong (5)

2. A social condition (such as poverty), or a pattern of behaviour (such as substance abuse) that harms all or some people in a society and that a sufficient number of people believes warrants public concern and collective action to bring about change (6, 7)
3. Social problems arise from major contradictions within the way society is organised. Class inequalities in the economic system or gender, race inequalities (8, 8)
4. Patterned by gender (8, 12)
8. movement of an individual from one status to another, higher or lower (8, 8)
9. Social problems are conditions incompatible with group values. Discrepancies between ideal and real culture. (5, 8)

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