Sociology: Identity Quiz 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? SociologyIdentityA2/A-levelOCR Created by: nelliottCreated on: 26-06-21 11:48 What was homosexuality historically considered? A perversion and a mental illness 1 of 25 Who said to say 'I am gay' or 'I am a lesbian' makes a statement about belonging and your identity to a specific sexual code? Weeks 2 of 25 What values did Ghumann find played an important part in the upbringing of second-generation Asians in the UK? Tradition, religion and family values 3 of 25 What did Ghumann say Asian extended families emphasise? Duty, loyalty, honour and religious commitment 4 of 25 What did Gilroy say young black people shared? Experience of racism and powerlessness 5 of 25 What did Gilroy say young black people creating their own identity links to? 'Black Atlantic' showing it is not rooted in the UK 6 of 25 What did Spencer find out about ethnic minorities? Many ethnic minorities are white with ethnic origins from Eastern Europe 7 of 25 How did Spencer say ethnic minorities feel about British people? They spend little time socialising with British people and 'do not let others in their circles' 8 of 25 What did Cashmore and Tronya argue? Ethnic minorities 'turn inwards' 9 of 25 What did Cashmore and Tronya say about ethnic minoririties turning inwards? They do this to support each other as a form of protection, therefore identity, culture and religion are strengthened 10 of 25 Who supports Cashmore and Tronya? Winston James 11 of 25 Who did Jacobson study? Young Muslims 12 of 25 What did Jacobson say strong identity of Muslims effects? Their diet, dress and religious practise 13 of 25 Who spoke about white people feeling ethnic minorities are favoured, due to policies being designed to get equality in society? Hewitt 14 of 25 What did Modood believe second-generation ethnic minorities felt? They have more of a British identity than their parents 15 of 25 Why did Modood say second-generation ethic minorities had more of a British identity? They follow norms and values easier and have spoken the language from birth 16 of 25 What theory believes that due to globalisation and media, people are creating their own identities, meaning ethnicity isn't as important? Postmodernists 17 of 25 What is hybrid identity? People choosing their own identities and shaping it themselves 18 of 25 What did Jackson mean by 'the rise of the ladette'? Some girls now spend more time drinking, smoking and swearing in fear of being uncool 19 of 25 What did Wilkinson say about 'feminisation of the workplace' There has been a 'gender quake' and women are more ambitious, wanting careers 20 of 25 Who said girls are more assertive and want careers? Sharpe 21 of 25 What is Mac an Ghail's 'crisis of masculinity'? Insecurity of men now there has been a decline in traditional male industries 22 of 25 What did Wilson mean using the phrase 'spread the seed'? Men's approach to reproduction 23 of 25 Who spoke about the expressive and instrumental roles within the families? Parsons 24 of 25 Who argues that women’s sexuality is oppressed by men in a patriarchal society, through institutions such as ****, marriage and sexual violence? Rich 25 of 25
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