Changing Family Patterns Sociologists 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyFamilies and householdsASAQA Created by: beckywilliams97Created on: 06-05-15 11:38 Mitchell and Goody Decline in stigma towards divorce accounts for rapid change. It is seen as being unfortunate as opposed to shameful 1 of 7 Fletcher People have a much higher expectation towards marriage, accounting for the rise in divorce rates. This is linked to the ideology of 'romantic love' 2 of 7 Chester People see cohabitation as a step towards marriage 3 of 7 Murray Growth of lone parent families is due to the generous welfare state. Welfare is a perverse incentive and has created a dependency culture 4 of 7 Ferri and Smith Stepfamilies are a 'modified nuclear family' acting in a similar way to the nuclear family in all major respects 5 of 7 Mirza The high number of female headed lone-parent families is due to the emphasis that black women place upon independence 6 of 7 Chamberlain Despite Caribbean families being geographically dispersed, they continue to provide support. They are like 'multiple extended families'. 7 of 7
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