Family key terms
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- Created on: 13-10-20 14:08
| G | S | L | R | C | T | D | M | I | H | J | S | G | E | X | E | L | T | F | B | Q |
| Q | Y | O | Y | U | X | A | S | N | L | O | G | I | X | Q | T | L | Y | C | Q | H |
| S | M | A | L | V | N | R | F | D | B | I | F | N | T | A | A | N | H | A | G | L |
| Y | M | P | I | T | A | K | Q | I | V | N | P | V | E | X | R | O | C | X | I | R |
| O | E | E | M | B | G | S | O | V | R | T | F | C | N | E | Y | N | O | A | M | J |
| I | T | K | A | G | E | I | G | I | F | C | D | I | S | G | T | F | H | I | K | N |
| V | R | A | F | D | I | D | C | D | U | O | C | S | I | V | I | A | A | C | M | W |
| A | I | X | T | A | N | E | U | U | V | N | L | O | O | P | L | M | B | B | Q | D |
| M | C | D | E | H | G | O | L | A | J | J | F | U | N | I | I | I | I | H | V | S |
| I | A | M | K | A | P | F | B | L | P | U | P | D | O | O | T | L | T | P | D | C |
| E | L | Q | C | B | O | T | S | I | K | G | X | S | F | X | R | Y | I | S | C | L |
| Q | F | T | A | K | P | H | K | S | J | A | Y | I | C | X | E | H | N | X | P | B |
| A | A | Y | P | P | U | E | F | A | D | L | A | A | H | C | F | O | G | K | M | P |
| D | M | M | L | Y | L | F | W | T | W | R | G | V | I | S | L | U | C | A | X | W |
| Y | I | W | A | P | A | A | H | I | W | O | U | R | L | I | A | S | O | I | J | S |
| B | L | X | E | U | T | M | D | O | D | L | D | K | D | J | T | E | U | G | S | J |
| I | I | M | R | U | I | I | B | N | F | E | U | T | H | E | O | H | P | P | I | W |
| J | E | K | E | U | O | L | A | L | W | S | D | S | O | F | T | O | L | C | H | A |
| W | S | G | C | E | N | Y | V | G | I | S | U | U | O | P | X | L | E | C | M | F |
| T | S | O | B | J | K | V | B | O | R | O | B | B | D | M | B | D | S | H | R | D |
| L | W | W | W | A | H | K | R | H | A | O | J | X | K | S | O | S | G | Q | P | L |
Clues
- An idea developed by Leach – he used this term to demonstrate that the media portrays the nuclear family as the ideal through advertising and TV programs. (6, 6, 6)
- an increasing median age in a region due to declining fertility rates and/or rising life expectancy (6, 10)
- Beck & beck Gersheim argue that we are no longer bound by traditional family obligations and are free to pursue our own individual interests. They argue this has led to family diversity. (17)
- Couples who are not married but live together. (10, 7)
- Households where people live together who are not related by blood, law or marriage (3, 6, 9)
- The argument that childhood has been extended, possibly because young people now have to stay in education for longer and parents have more income to spend on them. (9, 2, 9)
- The idea that relationships between husbands and wives are now equal (11, 8)
- The negative aspects of the family e.g. abuse, inequality etc. (4, 4, 2, 3, 6)
- The number of children who would be born per woman - can be considered a more useful measurement as it can be compared more easily over time (5, 9, 4)
- When husbands and wives share responsibilities in the household (5, 8, 5)
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