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GCSE
SOCIOLOGY
(8192)
Marked responses: Paper 1
8192/1
See a range of responses and how different
levels are achieved and understand how to
interpret the mark scheme.
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Contents
Contents
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Question 03
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Question 04
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Question 05
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Question 06
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Question 07
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Question 08
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Question 10
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Question 11
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Question 16
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Question 17
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Question 18
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Question 19
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Please note that these responses have been reproduced exactly as they were written and have not
been subject to the usual standardisation process.
Question 03
Question
Describe the double shift experienced by women in marriage.
[3 marks]
Mark scheme
AO1 = 3 marks
Level Marks Descriptor
3
3
A coherent description with few inaccuracies. Demonstrates good knowledge
and understanding of relevant sociological theories, concepts, evidence and
methods. (AO1)
2
2
A partial description based on a mix of relevant and irrelevant material with some
inaccuracies and omissions. Demonstrates some knowledge and understanding
of relevant sociological theories, concepts, evidence and methods. (AO1)
1
1
Fragments of knowledge, some inaccurate or irrelevant. Demonstrates limited
understanding of relevant sociological theories, concepts, evidence and
methods. (AO1)
0
0
Nothing written worthy of credit.
Double shift (women in marriage): working women who continue to perform the bulk of
domestic labour are said to work a &double shift*, paid employment followed by an unequal share
of household work.
Indicative content AO1: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of sociological theories,
concepts, evidence and methods.
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Women in employment who also shoulder the main responsibility for many domestic tasks.
The expectations placed on women to take responsibility for domestic tasks such a cooking,
cleaning and child care.
The traditional role of women as carers.
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Student responses
Student response 1
The double shift experienced by women in marriage refers to the idea that some women take on
the role of breadwinner and have a domestic role. For example, a woman may go out to work
during the day and then come home and complete all the domestic chores such as cleaning the
house and looking after the children. This means that the woman is expected by their husband to
be both a traditional housewife and also bring money into the family.
This is a level 3 response.
Whilst this student does not begin their answer with the best possible definition of the double shift
they do go on to clearly make the point that women in paid employment often return home and take
primary responsibility for &domestic chores*. The answer also highlights the &traditional* expectations
of the husband clearly establishing the context of the answer as referencing the experience of
women within a marriage.
3 marks
Student response 2
The double shift is when the woman is also a mother to at least one dependent child. The mother
is in paid employment while dealing with a domestic role in the household. For example the
woman may be working from 9 am to 3 pm then go to pick up her children from school, then cook
their dinner and still have time to do housework such as cleaning the house.
This is a level 2 response.
This student clearly has some understanding of the double shift, but the answer could be read as
exclusively referencing the experience of a single parent. The question clearly intends to focus the
student on women who experience the double shift within a marriage.
2 marks
Student response 3
Double shift is when a woman has two &jobs*, one would be their day job whether in full-time or
part-time employment and then coming home to do the housework, cooking and cleaning.
This is a level 2 response.
Whilst the answer is not particularly well developed the student clearly understands the idea of the
double shift. The relevant substance of the answer is actually very similar to that provided by Student
2 (this student also fails to reference marriage).
2 marks
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Question 04
Question
Identify and describe one example of how patriarchy can affect the power relationship within
families.
[3 marks]
Mark scheme
AO1 = 3 marks
Level
3
Marks Descriptor
3
A coherent description with few inaccuracies. Demonstrates good knowledge and
understanding of relevant sociological theories, concepts, evidence and methods.
(AO1)
2
2
A partial description based on a mix of relevant and irrelevant material with some
inaccuracies and omissions. Demonstrates some knowledge and understanding
of relevant sociological theories, concepts, evidence and methods. (AO1)
1
1
Fragments of knowledge, some inaccurate or irrelevant. Demonstrates limited
understanding of relevant sociological theories, concepts, evidence and methods.
(AO1)
0
0
Nothing written worthy of credit.
Indicative content AO1
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Knowledge and skills that reflect male dominance within the family eg money management.
Influence over the roles performed by males and females eg responsibilities for certain
domestic tasks such as child care.
Male as the breadwinner.
Female as the stay at home housewife and carer.
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