Analyse Impacts Of Sociological Factors On Clientss In Community Work And Service Case Study
CHCDEV002: Analyse impacts of sociological factors on clients in community work and service
Case Study-
1. In your opinion, which sociological perspective can adequately explain the situation in which Deborah found herself at the age of 37? Please explain your choice.
Deborah has grown up in a patriarchal family where she was expected to be married and have children at a young age, run the household and look after the children on a day to day basis. As she was brought up in this way, Deborah feels that she has had to live up to the family expectations. In relation to Marx’s conflict theory, at the age of 37 Deborah categorises under the feminism theory as gender inequality is one form of social inequality that she faces. (ref conflict theory) …show more content…
Thus, Deborah has become disengaged from the workforce, and is unemployable as she has had very little experience in the workforce before she was married and become a parent, and does not have to skills to keep up with modernised workplaces. 3. How did the social institutions influence Deborah’s life?
Deborah was expected to be married and become a mother at a young age, and her family did not support any of her dreams or inspirations. Not only that, due to her being unemployed she has had to rely on income support from Centerlink to support her family, therefore these social institutions she has been involved in has impacted on her life drastically.
4. What are the social and cultural factors that contributed to Deborah’s situation?
Deborah grew up in patriarch family where it was expected of women to stay at home to clean, cook and raise the children. As this is how she grew up, it was forced onto her from early age and is all Deborah knows. Because she was married early, had children and had no support from her parents, she did not aspire to continue to the workplace. Due to this way of living, Deborah’s lacking experience in the workforce, and lacking
Case Study-
1. In your opinion, which sociological perspective can adequately explain the situation in which Deborah found herself at the age of 37? Please explain your choice.
Deborah has grown up in a patriarchal family where she was expected to be married and have children at a young age, run the household and look after the children on a day to day basis. As she was brought up in this way, Deborah feels that she has had to live up to the family expectations. In relation to Marx’s conflict theory, at the age of 37 Deborah categorises under the feminism theory as gender inequality is one form of social inequality that she faces. (ref conflict theory) …show more content…
Thus, Deborah has become disengaged from the workforce, and is unemployable as she has had very little experience in the workforce before she was married and become a parent, and does not have to skills to keep up with modernised workplaces. 3. How did the social institutions influence Deborah’s life?
Deborah was expected to be married and become a mother at a young age, and her family did not support any of her dreams or inspirations. Not only that, due to her being unemployed she has had to rely on income support from Centerlink to support her family, therefore these social institutions she has been involved in has impacted on her life drastically.
4. What are the social and cultural factors that contributed to Deborah’s situation?
Deborah grew up in patriarch family where it was expected of women to stay at home to clean, cook and raise the children. As this is how she grew up, it was forced onto her from early age and is all Deborah knows. Because she was married early, had children and had no support from her parents, she did not aspire to continue to the workplace. Due to this way of living, Deborah’s lacking experience in the workforce, and lacking