1.1.1 Differences in achievement key words Flashcards

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What is meant by ‘WC’?

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  • Working-class.
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What is meant by ‘MC’?

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  • Middle-class.
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What is meant by ‘FSM’?

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-Free school meals.

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What is meant by ‘meritocracy’?

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  • A system which success & status depend primarily on individual talents, abilities, & effort, basis of their merits.
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What is meant by ‘social mobility’?

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  • The shift in an individual’s social status from one status to another.
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What is meant by ‘social segregation’?

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  • The process of separating socially similar individuals into distinct neighborhoods or communities based on factors such as race, ethnicity, or income levels.
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What is meant by ‘further education’?

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  • Required education until 18 years of age.
  • Usually sixth form or college.
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What is meant by ‘higher education’?

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Post-graduate qualifications.
- Mainly university.

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What is meant by ‘social deprivation’?

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  • It refers to the state of lacking access to resources & opportunities that are necessary for social well-being.
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What is meant by ‘education attainment’?

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  • It refers to the highest level of education completed by either the parents or the individual.
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What is meant by ‘material deprivation’?

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  • The inability to afford basic resources and services such as sufficient food & heating.
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What is meant by ‘cultural deprivation’?

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  • Where a person has inferior norms, values, skills & knowledge.
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What is meant by ‘cultural capital’?

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  • The social assets of a person that can be used to increase one’s chances of success in life.
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What is meant by ‘intellectual development’?

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  • The development of language acquisition, problem solving, learning new skills & the development of thought processes.
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What is meant by ‘subcultural beliefs’?

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  • Values & norms distinct from those of the majority and are held by a group within a wider society.
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What is meant by ‘present-time orientation’?

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  • Seeing the present as more important than the future & so not having long-term goals or plans and living in the present.
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What is meant by ‘future-time orientation’?

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  • A motivational concept of future thinking, focusing on individuals’ future events and the impact on behavior & decision-making regarding the future.
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What is meant by ‘immediate gratification’?

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-The act of demanding/wanting pleasure now, rather than waiting for better quality rewards later.

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What is meant by ‘deferred gratification’?

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  • The ability to resist the temptation of an immediate reward in favor of a more valuable and long-lasting reward later.
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What is meant by ‘fatalism’?

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  • A group of individuals who believe that their destinies are ruled by an unseen power so they cant change the end results of events.
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What is meant by ‘activism’?

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  • A proactive approach or belief where individuals are encouraged to make effort and put in effort to improve status.
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What is meant by ‘collectivism’?

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  • A cultural pattern where individuals prioritize the goals of a collective group, such as family, tribe, or nation, over their personal goals.
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What is meant by ‘individualism’?

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  • Individualists promote realizing one’s goals and desires, valuing independence and self-reliance, & advocating that the interests of the individual should gain precedence over the state or a social group.