Childhood - social construct 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyFamilies and householdsASAQA Created by: Rebecca-Hall123Created on: 09-05-15 17:17 Who says an important feature of childhood is 'separateness'? Pilcher 1 of 40 What is meant by childhood as a 'golden age'? The period of happiness and innocence 2 of 40 Who says there is not a universal childhood- therefore it is socially constructed? Wagg 3 of 40 What are the three ways Benedict describes as children being treated differently? 1= responsibility at an early age. 2= less value placed on showing obedience. 3= their sexual behaviour is viewed differently 4 of 40 Who says childhood didn't exist in the middle ages? Aries 5 of 40 When did Aries say childhood came about? 18th century 6 of 40 Who said that high death rate led to neglect and indifference from parents? Shorter 7 of 40 Who criticised Aries? Pollock 8 of 40 What were the criticisms of Aries? it may be more correct to say there was a different notion of childhood in the middle ages. 9 of 40 what are the reasons for the changes in childhood? 1 = laws excluding children working. 2 = compulsory schooling. 3 = child protection. 4 = children rights. 5 = declining family size. 6 = health and development. 7 = laws and policies. 10 of 40 who say theories of child development began to appear in the 19th century? danzelot 11 of 40 'childhood is disappearing at a dazzling rate' due to the adult worlds influence was said by who? Postman 12 of 40 what was the dual status mentioned by Postman? 1 = independent - make choice. 2 = dependent - money. 13 of 40 Who said children were creating their own independent culture? opie 14 of 40 who talked about 'toxic childhood'? palmer 15 of 40 what did palmer say children need? love, discipline, language, education, play. 16 of 40 what did palmer say rapid technology had caused damage to for children? their physical, emotional and intellectual development. 17 of 40 what are the concerns about childhood? that its innocent and protected stage is under threat. 18 of 40 what are the criticisms of the trends in childhood? 1 = not all children are affected by trends. 2 = it depends what aspects are looked at. 19 of 40 what did lloyd de mause say? the history of childhood is a nightmare 20 of 40 what did aries and shorter say about todays children? they are more valued, cared for and protected 21 of 40 what did the march of progress sociologists say about the family? its become child-centred 22 of 40 what did marxists and feminists say about childhood? childhood has not improved, as society is still based on conflict. 23 of 40 what are the inequalities among children? gender, class and ethnicity. 24 of 40 who talks about the gender inequalities? Hillman and Bonke 25 of 40 what does Hillman say? boys can go out alone at night unaccompanied. 26 of 40 What does Bonke say? girls have a domestic labour role. 27 of 40 what does brannen say? Asian parents are stricter on daughters 28 of 40 what does Howard say? children born in lower class families are most at risk of illness and premature death. 29 of 40 what is firestone and holts views? that the things seen to be caring and protecting are forms of oppression 30 of 40 how do adults control children 1 = neglect and abuse. 2 = space. 3 = time. 4 = body. 5 = resources. 31 of 40 who says there is adult domination and child dependency? gittens 32 of 40 what does hockey and james talk about? acting up and acting down. 33 of 40 what are the criticisms of adult control? that it is justified because children can't make rational decisions 34 of 40 what is rodgers views? children and adult are separate. 35 of 40 what are the two children described by rodgers? 1 - welfare innocent. 2 - control wicked. 36 of 40 who says adults act like children? (unstable) lee 37 of 40 who did firth study and what did he find? tikopia tribe - children like mini adults 38 of 40 who found that adults took and interest in children sexual explorations? malinowksi 39 of 40 who did malinowksi study? trobriand islanders 40 of 40
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