A research methods table that covers quantitative and qualitative methods and practical, ethical and theoretical factors. In addition, relevant studies are mentioned, for example Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison study. Quantitative: Questionnaires Lab experiments Structured interviews Official statistics Official public documents Qualitative Participant covert (+overt) observations Unstructured interviews Group interviews Field Experiments Private documents

Covers different family types, trends and factors that affect them. Marriage Same sex relationships Cohabitation One-person households Living apart together (LATs)

Table of key education policies with their descriptions as well as positives and criticisms of them. Pre 1870 1870 Forster Education Act 1944 Butler Act 1965 Comprehensive Education Act 1988 Education Reform Act New Labour Policies since 1997

Key terms, examples, studies, and advantages and disadvantages (PET factors). Primary Data Secondary Data Quantitative Data Qualitative Data

Detailed summary surveys. Covers: Types of surveys Types of questions Steps of conducting a survey Sampling techniques Key features of questionnaires Advantages and Disadvantages of questionnaires Exam practice questions