Conjugal Roles and The Family (CRTF) #1: Definitions
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- Conjugal Roles and The Family: Definitions
- Joint Conjugal Roles
- Are those where the husband and wife carry out many activities together and with a minimum of tasks differentiation and separation of interests. Marriages in which couples share activities and have overlapping social networks are thought to be more stable
- Expressive Roles
- The nurturing, caring and emotional role, linked by functionalists to women's biology and seen as women's "nature" role in the family
- Conjugal roles
- Where Husbands and Wives will share, housework and childcare, decisions and leisure time
- Instrumental Roles
- The provider or breadwinner role often associated with functionalists as the men's role in family life
- Segregated Conjugal roles
- In which the husband and wife have clear differentiation of tasks and a considerable number of takes and activities. Marriages where couples have less social ties and obligations tend to be less durable
- Interrogated Conjugal roles
- Roles in marriage or in cohabitating couples where male and female partners share domestic s tasks, childcare, decision making and income earning
- Joint Conjugal Roles
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