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When did the New Right become influential in sociology?
In the
1980s
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What type of family does the New Right believe is best for society?
The traditional
nuclear family
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What do the New Right think has undermined the family?
Social policies on family and welfare
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Who is a prominent figure associated with the New Right?
Charles Murray
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What does Charles Murray argue about welfare benefits?
They create a
'culture of dependency'
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How do the New Right view single mothers?
They are concerned about
welfare benefits
to them
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What social changes do the New Right believe have led to a breakdown in traditional values?
Increase in
lone parent
and
reconstituted families
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What social problems do the New Right associate with the breakdown of traditional values?
Increase in
crime
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How have the Conservatives used New Right theory in their social policy?
By making it harder to get
benefits
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What did John Redwood label St Mellons as?
A den of
female
vice
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What assumption did Redwood make about illegitimate children?
They
are a passport to a
council flat
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What did Redwood say about single mothers and the state?
They are "
married to the state
"
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What did Redwood suggest should happen if the father cannot be found?
Grandparents should pay or consider
adoption
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What did Redwood claim about the welfare state and young mothers?
It
offers
incentives
for
early motherhood
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How much do single mothers cost on the standard rate of income tax, according to Redwood?
4p
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What are the strengths and weaknesses of the New Right perspective on the family?
Strengths:
Values the
nuclear family
Recognizes
primary socialization's
importance
Weaknesses:
Blames victims for their problems
Policies led to
4 million
children in poverty
Assumes all children of
single mothers
turn to crime
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How many children live in poverty in the U.K. according to New Right policies?
4 million
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What is the ratio of pupils in a class living in poverty?
1 in 9
pupils
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What is a criticism of the New Right's view on children of single mothers?
Not
all
turn
to
crime
; it's
judgmental
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