Trends in Family (section i)
- Created by: Tom Pritchard-Gordon
- Created on: 11-12-12 15:27
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- Family Trends
- What is Family?
- Allan & Crow (2001) family is defined by kinship, blood and marriage relationship
- Can also include, borthers and sisters, grandchildren, uncles, aunties
- Family friends considered 'family'
- Finch & Mason, family can be diverse, there are many different types
- Different Family Set Ups
- Extended Family
- Less people live in extended families now
- Due to industrialisation
- Strong support network
- Brannens found grand parents help finacial and care for children
- Less people live in extended families now
- Single parent families
- 24% increase from 1970
- due to increase in divorce
- Divorse
- What is Family?
- Allan & Crow (2001) family is defined by kinship, blood and marriage relationship
- Can also include, borthers and sisters, grandchildren, uncles, aunties
- Family friends considered 'family'
- Finch & Mason, family can be diverse, there are many different types
- Different Family Set Ups
- Extended Family
- Less people live in extended families now
- Due to industrialisation
- Strong support network
- Brannens found grand parents help finacial and care for children
- Less people live in extended families now
- Single parent families
- 24% increase from 1970
- due to increase in divorce
- Divorse
- Family Trends
- Trends in Families and Households
- Marriage
- Highest marriage rates where in 1972 480,000 marriages
- First marriage peaked in 1970, now declining
- Re-marriage peaked 1990 and increased a little after
- Instead of marriage people now choose to cohabit
- Cohabitation
- Trends in Families and Households
- Marriage
- Highest marriage rates where in 1972 480,000 marriages
- First marriage peaked in 1970, now declining
- Re-marriage peaked 1990 and increased a little after
- Instead of marriage people now choose to cohabit
- Cohabitation
- First appeared in 70's
- in 2005 24% of population where cohabiting
- Increase due to decline of 'Living in sin' stigma
- Better contraception now available
- People do not need to worry about pregnacy
- Decline in Religous views
- Cohabitation
- Declined since 60's and 70's
- Marriage
- First appeared in 70's
- in 2005 24% of population where cohabiting
- Increase due to decline of 'Living in sin' stigma
- Better contraception now available
- People do not need to worry about pregnacy
- Decline in Religous views
- Trends in Families and Households
- Cohabitation
- Declined since 60's and 70's
- Marriage
- Trends in Families and Households
- Divorce has risen over last 100 years
- 2005 lowest ever rate since 1985
- 69% of these by women
- 2005 lowest ever rate since 1985
- Peaked in 1993, 180,000 divorces filed
- 69% of these by women
- Family Trends
- Divorse
- rise in never married women with children
- Nuclear Family
- Two Generations, parents responcible for children (normally two)
- Feminsts say it is abusive and stops people being themselves
- Cereal Packet family
- Extended Family
- Different Family Set Ups
- Finch & Mason, family can be diverse, there are many different types
- Family friends considered 'family'
- Same Sex Couples
- Labour supported same sex adoption but didn't do anything about it
- David Cameron has voted against allowing lesbians to use IVF, and also voted to ban gays from adopting
- Can also include, borthers and sisters, grandchildren, uncles, aunties
- Allan & Crow (2001) family is defined by kinship, blood and marriage relationship
- Divorce has risen over last 100 years
- 2005 lowest ever rate since 1985
- 2005 lowest ever rate since 1985
- Peaked in 1993, 180,000 divorces filed
- What is Family?
- Divorse
- rise in never married women with children
- Nuclear Family
- Two Generations, parents responcible for children (normally two)
- Feminsts say it is abusive and stops people being themselves
- Cereal Packet family
- Extended Family
- Different Family Set Ups
- Finch & Mason, family can be diverse, there are many different types
- Family friends considered 'family'
- Same Sex Couples
- Labour supported same sex adoption but didn't do anything about it
- David Cameron has voted against allowing lesbians to use IVF, and also voted to ban gays from adopting
- Can also include, borthers and sisters, grandchildren, uncles, aunties
- Allan & Crow (2001) family is defined by kinship, blood and marriage relationship
- What is Family?
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