Eduqas GCSE Sociology · C200
Component 1
Revise: Functionalist Consensus ViewFunctionalism is a sociological perspective that explains social institutions through the functions they perform: their contributions to maintaining society. A social institution is an established organisation or pattern of relationships that organises an important area of life. The family, education, religion and the criminal justice system are examples.
- Revise: Feminist Critique of the Family
An established pattern of social relationships, roles and expectations organised around an important area of life, such as family life.