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POWER - Answer- the ability to influence or control the actions of others. FORMAL POWER - Answer- power vested in structural institutions and the authority that is associated with these (eg. Government, employment relationships) NON-FORMAL POWER - Answer- the degree of influence and ability to persuade, based on relationships and levels of personal respect. HARD POWER - Answer- gaining compliance through threats of force or the use of force/ payment, using coercive tactics for intimidat...

AQA Sociology A Level Families and Households Exams Questions 2024 Functionalist views on the role of the family - correct answer-In functionalist thought, the family is a particularly important institution as this it the 'basic building block' of society which performs the crucial functions of socialising the young and meeting the emotional needs of its members. Stable families underpin social order and economic stability. Parsons believes the family has 2 functions; Socialisation and Stab...

Mens rea - correct answer guilty mind Mens rea is defined as the - correct answer criminal intention or knowledge that an act is wrong Mens rea is a requirement in - correct answer most criminal acts indicating a key element of an offender's responsibility for committing a criminal offense If a person does not possess a guilty mind - correct answer ...

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Canadian Corrections 5th Edition by Curt Griffiths. ISBN 7076, 2. All Chapters 1-15 (Complete Download). TEST BANK. TABLE OF CONTENTS  PART I • CANADIAN CORRECTIONS: SET TING THE FRAMEWORK  Chapter 1: Perspectives on Crime and Punishment  Chapter 2: The Origins and Evolution of Canadian Corrections  Chapter 3: Contemporary Canadian Corrections  Chapter 4: Sentencing: Beginning the Corrections Process  PART II • CORRECTIONS IN THE COMMUNITY: ALTERNATIVES TO CONFINEMENT...

Full summary of all required articles and lecture for the course Corporate Ownership and Governance, part of the MSc Strategic Management at the Rotterdam School of Management. Includes: antos, F. & Eisenhardt, K., 2005. Organizational Boundaries and Theories of Organization, Organization Science, 16 (5), Ketokivi, M. & Mahoney, J.T. (2017) Transaction Cost Economics as a Theory of the Firm, Management, and Governance. Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Business and Management. Retrieved 28 Aug. 2...

1918-39 - Why was there a decline in deference? - The high death toll in WWI shook the confidence of the working class - Classes mixed in air raid shelters - The death toll in upper classes was disproportionately higher and they had to pay death duties for deceased family members 1918-39 - What led to greater equality? - Representation of the People Act led to a democratic society - Living standards improved in the interwar period - Wages rose faster than prices 1918-39 - How much cla...

MURDOCH UNIVERSITY - QUIZ7- ICT 285 - 2023_2024

1979 general election - 18-24 - labour: 41% conservative: 42% lib dem: 12% 1979 general election - 55+ - labour: 38% conservative: 47% lib dem: 13% 1979 general election - ABC1 - labour: 24% conservative: 59% lib dem: 15% 1979 general election - conservative newspapers - the sun daily express daily mail telegraph times sun 1979 general election - DE - labour: 49% conservative: 34% lib dem: 13% 1979 general election - dominant ideology - yes because the sun switched to support ...

1979 general election - 18-24 - labour: 41% conservative: 42% lib dem: 12% 1979 general election - 55+ - labour: 38% conservative: 47% lib dem: 13% 1979 general election - ABC1 - labour: 24% conservative: 59% lib dem: 15% 1979 general election - conservative newspapers - the sun daily express daily mail telegraph times sun 1979 general election - DE - labour: 49% conservative: 34% lib dem: 13% 1979 general election - dominant ideology - yes because the sun switched to support ...