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Bookmark or Share- 1.1.4 Production Possibility Frontiers (Edexcel)This study note covers Production Possibility Frontiers. A) The Use of Production Possibility Frontiers (PPFs) 1
- Deferred Gratification | Topics | Sociology - tutor2uDeferred Gratification It is argued by some sociologists that there is a significant cultural difference between middle-class and working-class pupils (because of cultural deprivation ). One aspect of this is said to be that working-class pupils expect immediate gratification , whereas middle-class pupils understand the benefits of deferred ...
- Immediate gratification | Topics | Sociology - tutor2uAccording to Sugarman, while middle-class pupils understood the benefits of deferred gratification (for example the higher earnings that might be available after extended study) working-class pupils are more likely to prefer immediate gratification, that is to get rewards straight away. As such they are more likely to want to leave school at the first opportunity and enter paid employment ...
- Relationships: Virtual Relationships | Reference Library - tutor2uDuring the last decade, social media has increasingly become an important part of everyday life. Websites such as Facebook and Twitter have millions of people logging in every day; many of them communicate daily with people with whom they have never met face-to-face.
- Individualisation Thesis | Topics | Sociology - tutor2uThe individualisation thesis was created by Chambers who argues that traditional relationships, roles and beliefs have lost their influence over individuals. As a result of increased individualisation, individuals have become increasingly inwardly focused and concerned about how society and networks can be used to provide instant gratification for them.
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