[LaBelleEtLeBete]

I have an exam tomorrow that I'm very nervous about, I picked sociology as one of my module choices (I study English Lit) and have regretted it for most of the year. In our exam we are expected to both cite key thinkers and key ideas. The problem is I'm not confident that I'll be able to remember the names of the thinkers/not mix them up! If I write two solid answers, with good arguments and use of theories will I still pass?

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[risteard]

(Original post by LaBelleEtLeBete)
I have an exam tomorrow that I'm very nervous about, I picked sociology as one of my module choices (I study English Lit) and have regretted it for most of the year. In our exam we are expected to both cite key thinkers and key ideas. The problem is I'm not confident that I'll be able to remember the names of the thinkers/not mix them up! If I write two solid answers, with good arguments and use of theories will I still pass?

Nope, sociology is an evidence based subject, if you dont quote theorists you won't do well. Sociology is not an opinion subject.