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GCSE Sociology · key term
Being prevented from participating fully in the ordinary activities and relationships of society.
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Paper 1, Paper 2
Being prevented from participating fully in society or an aspect of it, such as economic, political or cultural life.
Being shut out of society or aspects of its political, economic, social or cultural life.
A process through which people are prevented from participating fully in society and accessing its opportunities and resources.
Distinguish poverty from social exclusion: lack of money can cause exclusion, but discrimination and inaccessible facilities can exclude people too.
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Being prevented from participating fully in the ordinary activities and opportunities of society.
Component 2
Revise: Absolute and Relative PovertyRelative poverty is not simply wanting everything that richer people own. It concerns being unable to access living conditions and activities widely regarded as ordinary. It can lead to social exclusion, because limited resources restrict participation in society.
Being prevented from participating fully in the usual activities and relationships of society.
A situation in which people or groups are prevented from participating fully in society’s social, economic, political or cultural life.
