What is the Family? (Topic 1a)
- Created by: Caitlin G
- Created on: 25-03-15 12:31
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- Topic 1a - What is th Family?
- The Nuclear Family
- The "typical" family type
- Traditional (/Conventional)
- "Cereal Packet Family"
- Leech
- The nuclear family is seen as the desired way to live by Western Culture
- promoted in advertising
- Parents of opposite sex and Children whom are biologically related and have a clear division of labour
- marriage is based on romatic love
- The dominant Family Ideology
- 5% of households are Tradition Nuclear Families
- Doesn't represent the "death of Family"
- Chester
- Most people spend their lives in families that involve children and parents which are built on love, reciprocity, duty, and shared responsibility
- Chester
- Doesn't represent the "death of Family"
- "Cereal Packet Family"
- neo-conventional
- Chester
- Most people spend their lives in families that involve children and parents which are built on love, reciprocity, duty, and shared responsibility
- Dual Working couples, step-parents/siblings, cohabitation instead of marriage
- 77% of Children live in a neo conventional household
- 36% of the Population lives in a neo-conventional household
- Chester
- Lone Parent Families
- 7% of Households
- 25% of Families
- Single Person Households
- 30% of Households
- Cohabitation
- 26% (no children)
- Extended Family
- Classic
- consists of several nuclear families linked through kinship who live in the same home together
- Modified/Dispersed
- related nuclear families that may be living far apart from each other but maintain regular contact
- do not rely on one another in day to day life
- Willmott
- related nuclear families that may be living far apart from each other but maintain regular contact
- The Nuclear Family
- The "typical" family type
- Traditional (/Conventional)
- "Cereal Packet Family"
- Leech
- The nuclear family is seen as the desired way to live by Western Culture
- promoted in advertising
- Parents of opposite sex and Children whom are biologically related and have a clear division of labour
- marriage is based on romatic love
- The dominant Family Ideology
- 5% of households are Tradition Nuclear Families
- Doesn't represent the "death of Family"
- Doesn't represent the "death of Family"
- "Cereal Packet Family"
- neo-conventional
- Dual Working couples, step-parents/siblings, cohabitation instead of marriage
- 77% of Children live in a neo conventional household
- 36% of the Population lives in a neo-conventional household
- Classic
- Household
- a unit of accommodation
- people living at the same adress and sharing meals
- most families live in households but not all households are familises
- Lawson and Garrod
- The Nuclear Family
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