From Paper 1: The sociology of families and education
11 mark
Which term describes a family of two generations living together: parents and their dependent children?
From Paper 1: The sociology of families and education
21 mark
Which sociologist argued the family performs 'warm bath' functions for men?
From Paper 1: The sociology of families and education
33 marks
Describe one way the roles of grandparents have changed in recent decades.
From Paper 1: The sociology of families and education
44 marks
Identify and explain one reason for the increase in divorce since 1970.
From Paper 1: The sociology of families and education
52 marks
Item A (written for this paper; fictional research): A researcher interviewed 30 couples in one city about who does housework. Interviews were unstructured and lasted about an hour. Women reported doing most cooking and cleaning, even when both partners worked full-time. Several men said they 'helped out'.
From Item A, identify the research method used and one finding.
From Paper 1: The sociology of families and education
64 marks
From Item A, examine one weakness of the research.
From Paper 1: The sociology of families and education
73 marks
Describe one feature of the symmetrical family, according to Young and Willmott.
From Paper 1: The sociology of families and education
84 marks
Identify and explain one disadvantage of using official statistics to investigate changes in family size.
From Paper 1: The sociology of families and education
94 marks
Identify and explain one criticism of the functionalist view of the family.
From Paper 1: The sociology of families and education
1012 marks
Discuss how far sociologists agree that family life has become more diverse.
From Paper 1: The sociology of families and education
1112 marks
Discuss how far sociologists would agree that the family mainly benefits men.
Score 0 / 50 · 0 of 11 marked
This paper is written by Plasmo in the style of the AQA GCSE Sociology exam. It is not a past paper and is not produced or endorsed by the exam board.