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OCR GCSE Sociology (J696) β€” legacy/withdrawn spec Β· Socialisation, culture & identity
Mini-Lesson

Socialisation, culture & identity

This mini-lesson covers socialisation, culture and identity: culture, norms, values and roles; primary and secondary socialisation; agencies of socialisation; and how identity is shaped.

Work through each screen, answer the questions as you go and collect ⭐ stars. Some questions are multiple-choice, some are sort-and-match games, and a few use simple research-methods maths (percentages and sample figures). Press Start when you're ready.

Culture

Culture, norms, values & roles

  • Culture β€” a whole way of life.
  • Norms β€” rules of behaviour.
  • Values β€” shared beliefs about what matters.
  • Roles β€” expected behaviour of a status.

Spec note (please read): OCR withdrew GCSE Sociology (J696); its final exams were in summer 2018 and it was not redeveloped for the current 9–1 GCSEs. This lesson teaches mainstream GCSE Sociology content that matches the old J696 topic. If you are sitting a current exam, check whether your school uses AQA or Eduqas instead.

Quick check

Key term

?Rules of behaviour like queuing or not shouting in a library are…
Socialisation

Primary & secondary socialisation

  • Primary β€” family, early years.
  • Secondary β€” education, peers, media, religion, workplace.
  • Agencies of socialisation teach us culture.
Sort it

Sort the agency

Tap an agency, then whether it is primary or secondary (or can be both).

πŸ” Either

πŸ‘Ά Primary

🏫 Secondary

Quick check

Socialisation

?Learning norms from teachers, peers and the media is…
Identity

Identity & the self

  • Identity β€” our sense of who we are, shaped by gender, class, ethnicity, age and nationality.
  • Nature vs nurture β€” sociologists stress nurture; feral child cases show behaviour is learned.
Calculate

Your turn β€” percentage

✎In a survey of 200 students, 90 agreed with a statement. What percentage agreed? Give a whole number.
%
Hint: percentage = (part Γ· whole) Γ— 100 = (90 Γ· 200) Γ— 100.
Calculate

Your turn β€” percentage change

✎An identity-survey index rose from 50 to 72 over ten years. Calculate the percentage increase. Give a whole number.
%
Hint: % change = (change Γ· start) Γ— 100 = ((72 βˆ’ 50) Γ· 50) Γ— 100.
Match it

Match agency to type

Tap an agency, then its type.

Statement
Answer
Calculate

Your turn β€” response rate

✎A researcher posts 500 questionnaires and 340 are completed and returned. Calculate the response rate as a percentage. Give a whole number.
%
Hint: response rate = (returned Γ· sent) Γ— 100 = (340 Γ· 500) Γ— 100.
Calculate

Your turn β€” percentage

✎In a survey of 250 respondents who agreed, 175 agreed with a statement. What percentage agreed? Give a whole number.
%
Hint: percentage = (part Γ· whole) Γ— 100 = (175 Γ· 250) Γ— 100.
Quick check

Nature vs nurture

?Feral child cases suggest human behaviour is mainly…
Calculate

Your turn β€” sample size

✎A sampling frame lists 600 people. The researcher takes a one-in-four (1/4) sample. How many people are in the sample?
people
Hint: sample = 600 Γ— 0.25.
Quick check

Agency

?Which is an agency of primary socialisation?
Recap

Socialisation, culture & identity β€” the big ideas

Culture: norms, values, roles

Socialisation: primary (family) + secondary (school, peers, media, religion, work)

Identity: shaped by gender, class, ethnicity, age; nurture over nature

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