Lesson 01B2.1.1

01B2.1.1 Theoretical views of the role and formation of youth culture Quiz: OCR Sociology, Unit 3

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  1. Which sociological perspective argues youth subcultures are formed to resist capitalist ideology?

    • Postmodernism
    • Feminism
    • Marxism
    • Functionalism
  2. Which academic institution was famously associated with Marxist studies of British youth subcultures?

    • CCCS
    • LSE
    • Nuffield
    • Tavistock
  3. Functionalists argue that youth subcultures primarily help young people bridge which life stages?

    • Local and national
    • Primary and secondary
    • Childhood and adulthood
    • Education and employment
  4. Which sociologist argued that youth subcultures act as a safety valve for adolescent frustrations?

    • Stanley Cohen
    • Dick Hebdige
    • Talcott Parsons
    • Albert Cohen
  5. What term do Marxist theorists use to describe the hidden symbolic meaning within subcultural styles?

    • Anomie
    • Hegemony
    • Bricolage
    • Subterfuge
  6. Which concept developed by Antonio Gramsci is central to Marxist explanations of cultural dominance?

    • Meritocracy
    • Solidarity
    • Patriarchy
    • Hegemony
  7. Which feminist sociologist criticised male-dominated bias in early subcultural theories?

    • Sue Sharpe
    • Angela McRobbie
    • Valerie Walkerdine
    • Ann Oakley
  8. What term did Angela McRobbie use to describe the private domestic focus of many teenage girls?

    • Hidden subculture
    • Bedroom culture
    • Private sphere
    • Domestic domain
  9. Which interactionist sociologist studied working-class delinquent subcultures through status frustration?

    • Albert Cohen
    • Erving Goffman
    • Jock Young
    • Howard Becker
  10. According to Albert Cohen, working-class boys experience what type of frustration within middle-class schools?

    • Cultural lag
    • Economic deprivation
    • Material scarcity
    • Status frustration
  11. Postmodernists argue that modern youth cultures are characterised by constant change rather than what?

    • Fixed class identities
    • Mass media influence
    • Peer group pressure
    • Consumer capitalism
  12. Which postmodernist coined the term 'neotribe' to replace traditional notions of rigid subcultures?

    • Jean Baudrillard
    • David Harvey
    • Zygmunt Bauman
    • Michel Maffesoli
  13. What label did Stanley Cohen use to describe media amplification of youth deviance like Mods and Rockers?

    • Labeling loop
    • Moral panic
    • Deviancy amplification
    • Folk devil
  14. In moral panic theory, what term refers to the groups demonised by the media as threats to society?

    • Moral entrepreneurs
    • Scapegoats
    • Folk devils
    • Outcasts
  15. What process do Marxists claim happens when capitalist media absorbs and commodifies subcultural style?

    • Incorporation
    • Subjugation
    • Assimilation
    • Marginalisation
  16. Which sociological perspective views youth culture primarily as a market driven by consumer capitalism?

    • Postmodernism
    • Functionalism
    • Marxism
    • Interactionism
  17. Which term describes a group within youth culture that shares distinct norms, values, and styles?

    • Counterculture
    • Faction
    • Subculture
    • Peer group
  18. Which concept refers to cultural items like clothing and music used by subcultures to signal identity?

    • Paraphernalia
    • Symbols
    • Style
    • Artifacts
  19. Which sociological perspective argues youth culture is simply a commercial market created by capitalism?

    • Marxism
    • Functionalism
    • Interactionism
    • Feminism
  20. Which theoretical approach emphasises the importance of labelling and deviant careers in youth subcultures?

    • Interactionism
    • Marxism
    • Postmodernism
    • Functionalism

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