GCSE Sociology (all) - 5 Key Sociologists you need to know for Crime & Deviance!

This video is the third in a new series looking at 5 key sociologists I think you'll need to know for different topics in Sociology, with this one focusing on the Crime and Deviance topic. It's applicable to A-Level, GCSE and other Sociology qualifications For each sociologist, I cover the context to their writing and studies, offer some past exam questions (from AQA A-Level Sociology and Eduqas GCSE Sociology) where you'd be able to apply the sociologist's ideas, cover several of their key concepts and offer some points of evaluation. If you want to skip to a particular section of the video, go to: - Robert Merton (Functionalism) - 01:22 - 06:57 - William Chambliss (Marxism) - 06:58 - 12:05 - Frances Heidensohn (Feminism) - 12:06 - 17:00 - Stan Cohen (Subcultural theory / Interactionism) - 17:01 - 23:04 - Howard Becker (Interactionism) - 23:05 - 27:36 Disclaimer: I do not know what content will be on this year’s exam paper, nor do I work for any exam board. I am just a teacher / ex-examiner trying to help Sociology students better understand the subject. Any suggestions I give about answering exam questions in this video are just the ways I would go about answering the questions and are by no means the only ways to do so. I hope you found something helpful in there! If you learnt something from the video, be a pal and like, subscribe and share it! :-) I'm not really on social media these days, so if you need anything drop a comment below the video and I'll get back to you as soon as I can. If you really liked the video and would buy me a beer if you met me in real life, you can do so by dropping me a super like in the comments, or by going over to paypal.me/allsociology and donating the price of a pint (or a cup of coffee!). Thank you!