OCR A Level Sociology Paper 1 - 23 May 2022 [Exam Chat]
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How do you think the exam went?
Question 1- Define the concept of consumer culture [6]
Question 2- Use sources A & B to show how norms are relative [12]
Question 3- Outline & briefly evaluate the view that attitudes towards sexual identity have remained traditional [20]
Subcultures-
Question 1- Outline the view on why the media use moral panics to target youth deviance [12]
Question 2- Outline and evaluate the view that youth culture isn't ''spectacular'' [16]
Question 3- Outline and evaluate the view that youth deviance is because of working-class identities [24]
Question 1- Define the concept of consumer culture [6]
Question 2- Use sources A & B to show how norms are relative [12]
Question 3- Outline & briefly evaluate the view that attitudes towards sexual identity have remained traditional [20]
Subcultures-
Question 1- Outline the view on why the media use moral panics to target youth deviance [12]
Question 2- Outline and evaluate the view that youth culture isn't ''spectacular'' [16]
Question 3- Outline and evaluate the view that youth deviance is because of working-class identities [24]
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How do you think the exam went?
Question 1- Define the concept of consumer culture [6]
Question 2- Use sources A & B to show how norms are relative [12]
Question 3- Outline & briefly evaluate the view that attitudes towards sexual identity have remained traditional [20]
Subcultures-
Question 1- Outline the view on why the media use moral panics to target youth deviance [12]
Question 2- Outline and evaluate the view that youth culture isn't ''spectacular'' [16]
Question 3- Outline and evaluate the view that youth deviance is because of working-class identities [24]
How do you think the exam went?
Question 1- Define the concept of consumer culture [6]
Question 2- Use sources A & B to show how norms are relative [12]
Question 3- Outline & briefly evaluate the view that attitudes towards sexual identity have remained traditional [20]
Subcultures-
Question 1- Outline the view on why the media use moral panics to target youth deviance [12]
Question 2- Outline and evaluate the view that youth culture isn't ''spectacular'' [16]
Question 3- Outline and evaluate the view that youth deviance is because of working-class identities [24]
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Did this exam have lots of content from outside the advanced spec ?
Did this exam have lots of content from outside the advanced spec ?
they told us we could either get a question on: disability,age or sexuality in 20 marker, and they gave us sexuality
they then told us we could either get a question on: class,gender or ethnicity in 24 marker, and they gave us class
they gave us no advanced information on any other questions
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they only tell us the advanced information on the highest tariff questions of each section, so in this case, it was the 20 marker in section a and the 24 marker in section b.
they told us we could either get a question on: disability,age or sexuality in 20 marker, and they gave us sexuality
they then told us we could either get a question on: class,gender or ethnicity in 24 marker, and they gave us class
they gave us no advanced information on any other questions
they only tell us the advanced information on the highest tariff questions of each section, so in this case, it was the 20 marker in section a and the 24 marker in section b.
they told us we could either get a question on: disability,age or sexuality in 20 marker, and they gave us sexuality
they then told us we could either get a question on: class,gender or ethnicity in 24 marker, and they gave us class
they gave us no advanced information on any other questions
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Timing was such an issue for me I started from the back and worked my way down but I didn’t get time to complete the 12 or 6 marker. Also forgot to add critical conclusions 😭😭
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relative means changing in different times/places
source a showed a picture of people spraying graffiti on the wall, and then source b showed a picture of a woman looking at graffiti in an art gallery
- norms are relative because graffiti may be a deviant act in an urban area, but in a posh area such as an art gallery, its seen as an art form which shows norms are relative as they change in various places
source b showed a passage about smoking being the norm influenced by celebrities and then has significantly declined in recent years
-norms are relative because smoking used to be popular and enjoyed but everyone but then has significantly declined over recent years which shows norms change over time, which shows that norms are relative
source a showed a picture of people spraying graffiti on the wall, and then source b showed a picture of a woman looking at graffiti in an art gallery
- norms are relative because graffiti may be a deviant act in an urban area, but in a posh area such as an art gallery, its seen as an art form which shows norms are relative as they change in various places
source b showed a passage about smoking being the norm influenced by celebrities and then has significantly declined in recent years
-norms are relative because smoking used to be popular and enjoyed but everyone but then has significantly declined over recent years which shows norms change over time, which shows that norms are relative
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That's exactly what I wrote as well 😊 What did you put for the sexual identity question?
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That's exactly what I wrote as well 😊 What did you put for the sexual identity question?
That's exactly what I wrote as well 😊 What did you put for the sexual identity question?
Second paragraph- beauty standards have changed due to men profiting off of women in the media, religion, and agents of socialization force the traditional view of heterosexuality, and Ann Oakley argues women are socialized in the family into traditional sexual identity
Third paragraph- LGBT activists and 'homonationalisation' have been discriminated against by men, enforcing traditional sexuality must be with a man and a woman, then i talked about people like Jake Daniels and Sam Smith who come out as gay but are discriminated against because of their sexual identity not being traditional
evaluation- education encourages same-sex learning in schools which shows sexual identity isn't traditional anymore, and then how religion accepts gay people.
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Late to it but did anybody use any sociologist for the 12 marker in paper 1
Late to it but did anybody use any sociologist for the 12 marker in paper 1
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Here’s the thing on a crime and deviance past paper a question like this came up in crime and deviance and on the OCR exampler the candidate scored high marks but not a use of a sociologist.
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there arent really any sociologists who explicitly talk about norms tbh, i didnt
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