WorksheetsCore Revision
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is meant by the term social control?
A legal system in each country
Systems used to persuade, encourage or force individuals to conform
Which of the following is an example of formal social control
A fine after hosting an indoor party under Covid 19 regulations
A curfew set by your parents
Informal social control is...
Written rules in society
Unwritten rules in society
Buying excess toilet roll and flour ahead of lockdown is...
Sanction
Conformity
A process of socialisation is ...
Sanction
Triple Shift
Quadruple shift
An example of imitation is
A child putting on makeup after watching her mother
Praising a friend
Being punished for a crime
Primary socialisation is.....
Agencies that transmit shared values and norms
Norms and values acquired usually from the family
Norms and values usually adopted from the family
Secondary socialisation is
Agencies that transmit shared values and norms
Norms and values adopted through marriage
Norms and values usually adopted from the family
What is meant by the 'Habitus'
A group with similar norms and values we feel comfortable with...
A group with dissimilar norms and values we do not feel comfortable with ...
The media is a form of social control because...
It is an agency of socialisation
It is a hypodermic syringe and allows for consumerism
How does work act as a form of secondary socialisation ...
Training programs and induction meetings that transmit values
It is a form of tertiary socialisation
How can education be a form of social control
Hidden curriculum
Class system
How can we measure class in the U.K. in an objective way..
Beliefs about class and norms and values
Fixed intervals of class e.g. the ONS
What is meant by a 'More'
A set of moral and accepted norms and values
A set of sanctions underwritten by society
Which of the following is an ascribed status..
Educational status
Class
