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every key notes for aqa sociology a level families and households

This summary includes detailed notes on the topic 'Families and Households' as part of Paper 2 in A Level Sociology. It has added studies, examples, sociologists and statistics that you won't find in the textbooks. There is a question bank to practice each type of exam question, plus a key sociologist name bank, split into 'essential', 'good to know' and 'advanced' to help structure your revision carefully.

In depth study notes on Sociology a-level culture and identity, families and households. Easy to understand. Clearly laid out.

Key definitions of the Families and Household topic - such as norm, value as well as the different types of family that can be found within society. Additionally, provides a walkthrough/ bullet point list of Functionalist, Marxist and Feminist views on society with key studies that can be implemented as evidence to support arguments in essay writing.

Item D: Some sociologists argue that UK society has become more child-centred. Children today are more privileged than they have ever been. There are a large range of laws and policies in place to protect them and there is an increasing emphasis now placed on children’s rights. However, other sociologists argue that the extent of child-centredness is exaggerated and that childhood can be a negative experience for some children. Applying material from Item D and your knowledge, evaluate t...