WorksheetsCulture, socialisation and identity
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Which type of culture refers to the growing trend of cultural products and activities becoming 'universal'?
High culture
Popular culture
Global culture
Consumer culture
True/false: Intracultural diversity is diversity between cultures.
True
False
Which of these is an agent of informal social control?
Police
Family
Courts
Military
Who studied the hidden curriculum?
Skelton and Francis
Sue Lees
Bowles and Gintis
Jock Young
Who argued that there will be a tendency for for ethnic minorities to 'turn inwards' as a response to racism?
Cashmore and Troyna
Derrington and Kendall
Modood
Gilroy
Who argued that a nation is an 'imagined community'?
Hall
Kumar
Sardar
Anderson
Stuart Hall suggested 3 different reactions to globalisation: cultural resistance, cultural hybridity and .....................
Cultural code-switching
Cultural homogenisation
Cultural hybridity
Multi-culturalism
Which key term in this?
This involves parents channelling their child's interests into toys that are considered the norm for their gender.
Manipulation
Verbal appellation
Canalisation
Different activities
Which key term refers to the insecurity felt by working-class men?
Hegemonic masculinity
Subordinate masculinity
Marginalised masculinity
Crisis of masculinity
Who said that the upper-class operate 'social closure', referring to their invisibility?
Mackintosh and Mooney
Pakulski and Waters
Murray
Parsons
......... believes that most women are not necessarily inherently heterosexual, but that this is forced upon them.
Plummer
Rich
Weeks
McIntosh
Who argued that childhood is disappearing?
Postman
Bradley
Mead
Corner
........... would look at trends such as living and working for longer to show how age is fluid and becoming less significant.
Interactionists
Marxists
Postmodernists
Functionalists
The ......... model leads to the defining of a disabled person by their disability or impairment.
Medical
Social
(a) describes the way that some disabled people may internalise the idea that they are incapable of changing a situation, and thus fail to take action to help themselves.
