Divison of Labour in the family 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? SociologyFamilies and householdsASAQA Created by: Lynn MoyoCreated on: 15-01-13 10:42 Instrumental Role Men have an 'instrumental role' bringing in the resources from the public world of work and providing for their family. ( Talcott Parsons 1955) 1 of 8 Expressive Role Based on the emotional and naturing nature of women, associated with childcare and the role played by the women in the family. 2 of 8 Conjugal Role The different household roles perfomed by the Man or the Woman in a married situation ( Elizabeth Bott 1957) 3 of 8 Intergrated Conjugal Roles Partners in a married or cohabiting relationship have interchangable and felixble roles as Man and Woman 4 of 8 Seperated Conjugal Roles Men and Women in a marriage or cohabiting relationship have clearly seperated roles within their home. 5 of 8 March of Progress In a symmetrical family; where the man and woman roles are becoming increasingly similar. (Michael Young and Peter Wilmott) 6 of 8 Dual Burden When women within a marriage or cohabiting relationship perform to different roles such as paid work and domestic labour within the home. 7 of 8 Lagged Adaption A time of lag between women taking up paid employement and men contributing to doing more housework. 8 of 8
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