Social solidarity, skill provision, meritocracy, and social reproduction.
: Socially constructed expectations of masculinity and femininity. Reinforces gender roles via canalisation and manipulation (Oakley).
Define your terms (e.g., Social Mobility , Patriarchy ). sociology 9699 notes
: Real-world environments. High ecological validity. Low control over extraneous variables.
The 9699 syllabus is divided into two parts: AS Level (Papers 1 and 2) and A Level (Papers 3 and 4). Define your terms (e
(AS Level) – Covers the process of learning social norms, social control, and the "how-to" of sociological research (data types, sampling, ethics) .
Always use the "However..." approach. If you present a Functionalist view, immediately counter it with a Marxist or Postmodernist critique. 5. Recommended Resources Official Textbook: Cambridge International AS and A Level Sociology Coursebook (Chris Livesey). Low control over extraneous variables
: The social construction of reality, the process of socialisation, and the formation of social identity. Research Methods
: Loose-knit, individualistic spiritual groups. Based on self-improvement or alternative therapies. Do not demand exclusive loyalty. Secularisation Debates
Examining the roles of biology and socialization in shaping behavior.
Family, education, peer groups, media, and religion. Primary vs. Secondary Socialization. C. Methods of Research