Family diversity
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- Created on: 05-12-18 10:58
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- Family diversity
- Sexuality
- Egalitarian relationships:where children are more tolerant and parents have joint conjugal roles. (Dunne)
- Chosen families: there isn’t a higher degree of choice in how they organise themselves. (Weeks et al)
- Culture
- Primary socialisation: children should be obedient and respectful as parents know what’s best for their children regardless of age. They should also learn their mother tongue and understand/practice their religion. (Ghumman)
- Family structure: Pakistani and Bangladeshi individuals are more likely to marry and have more children earlier but are less likely to divorce or live aloneness than the white British. (Bethound and beishon)
- Social class
- Role should within the home: women may be house wives which is low status Andrew isolating. The middle class are more likely to be egalitarian because they have well paid jobs. (Oakley)
- Values taught in primary socialisation: middle class are taught high culture which gives them an cultural capital that aids their education. (Bordieu)
- Sexuality
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