Sociological concepts Crossword

A social and political philosophy that favours free markets and minimal government regulations
Visible or invisible social distinctions that disqualify individuals form full social acceptance.
The process surrounding the internalization and learning of culture, most of which occurs during childhood.
The value of opportunities a person foregoers in order to take advantage of other opportunities.
Men and women are equally encouraged to participate in the labour market, through polices against gender discrimination in employment.
The social processes by which a population group is categorized as a race and consequently subjected to unequal treatment.
Way of looking at the world that explores personal problems and social issues.
The ability of individuals to move within a social hierarchy, often used in terms of occupation or class.
In the workplace, the tendency to feel like one is "faking" skills (despite being qualified).
Boarding schools for aboriginal children who were forcibly removed from their communities.
The holding of power or authority by people assumed to particularly able and deserving.
Middle-aged adults who are caring for both elderly parents and for their own young children.
Discrimination, or the holding of irrational and prejudicial views about individuals or groups, based on their age.
An individual's ability to make choices
Non-standard employment that is poorly paid, insecure, and unprotected
The biological reproduction of the labour force including the provision of food, shelter, clothing, and health care.
The growing predominance of girls and women in middle and higher education that effectively disengages and disadvantages boys and men.