Created by Yusra Ali2387
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Question | Answer |
How is social order achieved? | The central value system: our norms, values, beliefs. It sets the rules on how we should behave. |
What is value consensus? | An agreement on the shared norms and values. |
How are individuals integrated? | Through socialisation: internalise norms/values, becomes a part of personality structure. |
What are the different types of socialisation? | Primary= socialisation in the home Secondary= socialisation in external institutions, e.g. school |
What are some of the different parts of the social system? | Individual actions= governed by norms/values Status roles, e.g. 'teacher' and institutions, e.g. school |
Why are they useful? | Breaks/orders society in groups and shows how society is integrated. |
What is the AGIL model? | Adaptation, goal attainment, integration, latency |
Which two are instrumental and why? | Adaptation and goal attainment: they both meet an end, for A it is material needs, provided by economic sub system, and G.A sets goals to reach those needs. |
Which two are expressive and why? | Integration and latency: involving channelling emotions, done through integration, e.g. family, and latency, e.g. kinship systems. |
Why is the AGIL model useful? | Shows how we fit into the social system and how society works. |
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