Tag: paper 3
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Exam Advice from the AQA’s 2018 Examiner Report – Paper 3 (Crime and Deviance with Theory and Methods)
Below I summarise the 2018 AQA’s examiner report for crime and deviance with theory and methods and add in the questions, which aren’t in the report. You can get both the report and the question paper here! General Advice Most students seem to have managed their time appropriately, with few signs that they were unable…
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Outline three ways in which surveillance may be used to control crime in modern societies (6)
This is a possible example of a 6 mark ‘outline’ question which may appear on A-level sociology paper 3 (Crime and Deviance with Theory and Methods). It struck me as a particularly likely possibility for a 4 or 6 mark question given the fact that most A-level sociology text books point towards three types of…
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How I would’ve answered the AQA A level sociology crime and deviance with theory and methods exam, June 2018
A few hints and tips on how I would have answered the crime and deviance with theory and methods exam, June 2018
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How I would’ve answered A level sociology paper 3: crime and deviance with theory and methods, June 2017
Crime and deviance with theory and methods is the third and final exam paper (7192/3) in the AQA A level sociology specification – below are a few thoughts on how I would’ve answered the paper from the June 2017 exam… Please click here for advice on the 2018 crime and deviance with theory and methods…
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Assess the Usefulness of Positivist Approaches to Social Research (30)
Just a few thoughts on how you might go about answering this question… if it comes up on paper 3 of the A level sociology exam Paragraph one – outline the key ideas of Positivism Positivists believe that sociology can and should use the same methods and approaches to study the social world that “natural”…
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Analyse two criticisms of the theory that police racism is the main factor which explains the higher imprisonment rates of ethnic minorities
An example of a 10 mark ‘analyse’ question written for the AQA’s crime and deviance paper.
