AQA GCSE Sociology · 8192
Paper 1, Paper 2
A process through which disadvantages associated with poverty can reinforce one another and continue from one generation to the next.
Revise: Interpretations and Sociological Perspectives on PovertyOne emphasises transmitted values; the other emphasises inadequate resources. They may overlap within a cycle of deprivation, in which childhood disadvantage affects education and employment, making poverty in adulthood more likely.
- Revise: Poverty and Welfare Key Terms
A process through which disadvantages reinforce one another and can be passed from one generation to the next.