Sociology and Social Policy 4.5 / 5 based on 4 ratings ? SociologySociological theoryA2/A-levelAQA Created by: Amy Louise HolmesCreated on: 07-01-13 12:20 Problems defined as "any pattern of relationships that calls for explanation." Sociological 1 of 12 Theory that suggests that sociology should be used to inspire working class action. Marxism 2 of 12 The process of interconnectedness and interdependence between nations that may affect policy making in one country. Globalisation 3 of 12 New Right sociologist that suggests that welfare benefits provide 'perverse incentives' for lone parents. Murray 4 of 12 Theory that suggests that policies reflect patriarchy and do nothing to serve the interests of women. Feminism 5 of 12 Problems that are defined as "pieces of social behaviour that cause public or private friction and require collective action to solve them." Social 6 of 12 Social _____________ theories suggest that redistribution of wealth and policies to tackle poverty are the best way to solve social problems. Democratic 7 of 12 Perspective that suggests that sociology cannot influence policies because objective truth cannot be discovered. Postmodernism 8 of 12 Feminist view point that suggests that antidiscrimination policy reforms will create gender equality. Liberal 9 of 12 Early Positivist who saw Sociology as a means of strengthening social bonds and maintaining order. Durkheim 10 of 12 Perspective that suggests that 'piecemeal' social policies are most successful at maintaining and improving society and its institutions. Functionalism 11 of 12 Right Realists suggest that a zero ________ approach to policies is best when dealing with crime and deviance Tolerance 12 of 12
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