Theories of the family
- Created by: Katie-Louise Griffin
- Created on: 08-04-14 13:47
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- Theories of the family
- Functionalists
- Positive
- Parsons
- Fit needs of family
- Nuclear
- Extended
- Pre-industiral
- Modern
- Structural Differentiation
- Extended
- Nuclear
- Instrumental Leader
- Expressive Leader
- Functions of families changed
- More specialised
- Norms and Values
- No value consensus
- "Human Personality factory"
- No value consensus
- Emotional Security
- Stress and strain
- Sense of belonging and purpose
- Stress and strain
- Fit needs of family
- Fletcher
- Other instituations
- Functions Changed
- Warm Bath Theory
- Relationship relief against problems
- AO2
- Conflict
- Males not as sensitive
- Feminists: Negative effects of domestic responsibility
- Radical Feminists: Too positive
- Marxists: norms and values support capitalism
- Postmodernists: Primary socialisation influenced by medai
- Shows how institutions are connected
- Nuclear families all different
- Desire to live in nuclear families CHESTER
- Nuclear families all different
- New Right
- Basis of society
- Dislike: Lone parent families, fatherless, rising divorce, cohabitation and gay couples
- Dennis and Erdos: Children born outside marriage raised by single mothers
- Effect boys
- Families deteriorating
- Dennis and Erdos: Children born outside marriage raised by single mothers
- Breakdown of tradition
- Welfare benefits
- Feminism
- Secularisation
- Failing adequate socialisation
- Welfare dependency
- "Married to state"
- Murray 1989: Underclass
- "Married to state"
- Welfare dependency
- Functionalists
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