crime and deviance- theories- ethomethodology & structuration theory 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyCrime and devianceA2/A-levelAQA Created by: lilyodellCreated on: 25-04-19 10:43 what does Giddens believe about the stucturation theory ? to understand society both structure and action must be considered 1 of 8 what cannot live without each other? stucture and action cannot live without each other, by carrying out actions we reproduce structures but we must have structures to create actions 2 of 8 what is an example of of the structuration theory? language is a structure made up of rules of grammar that govern how we can use it to express their meanings 3 of 8 for giddens, structure has two elements, what are these? rules and resources 4 of 8 can rules and resources be reproduced and or changed? yes 5 of 8 what is an example of rules and resources being changed or reproduced? obeying the law reproduces the existing structure, while inventing new technology may change it 6 of 8 what is a criticism of giddens? archer argues that he underestimates the capacity of structures to resist change 7 of 8 structures & agency : structure has 2 elements, what are these? rules - norms, customs and laws that govern actions 8 of 8
A2 Sociology Crime and Deviance (essay) : Examine the role of access to opportunity structures in causing crime and deviance (12 marks) 0.0 / 5
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