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- key sociological concepts
- systematic
- completed in a particular organised way which is thoroughly planned
- systematic is the study of society and how it shapes our lives.
- it looks closely at human life and different groups of people
- it shows how people make society
- for example: a sociologist maybe interested in looking at why middle class children excel at school and why lower class children achieve less
- it shows how people make society
- it looks closely at human life and different groups of people
- systematic is the study of society and how it shapes our lives.
- completed in a particular organised way which is thoroughly planned
- norms
- rules that guides our behavior in particular situation so that we behave as society expects
- examples of norms
- going to school
- holding a door for someone
- staying in a football stand
- examples of norms
- rules that guides our behavior in particular situation so that we behave as society expects
- values
- the beliefs and ideas held by an individual or a group of people
- status
- a position in society you cant change unless if you achieve it through working hard
- roles
- patterns of behavior expected of someone of a certain states
- systematic
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