A population in which the average age is increasing
The number of live births per thousand of the population per year.
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A marxist term for the capitalist (ruling) class, the owner of the means of production.
A system of production in which the economic institutions, e.g. Banks and factories, are privately owned.
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Stereotypical view of the family as shown in advertising. The family is present nuclear, with a traditional division of labour.
Awareness of being in a certain social class.
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Living together as a partnership without marriage.
Marital roles, the roles of the husband and wife. Joint are were they carry out leisure activties together as well. Segregated are were they do everything seperatley.
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Fuctionalist theories based on the idea that societies need consensus or agreement about norms and family.
Parents who continue to share responsibitly of raising the children, responsibitly of raising the children,
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The production of goods in the home.
The learned, shared behaviour of members of the society. Culture includes meanings, values and norms.
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The number of deaths per thousand of the population per year.
The study of populations.
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Children either under 16 or 16-19 and untaking full time education.
The legal termination of a marriage.
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The number of divorces per thousand married people.
Unpaid work such as housework and childcare, within the home and family.
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The double burden of paid employement and domestic labour.
A family consisting of an adult and female with one or more children, own or adopted.
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The emotional support which members of the family provide for each other.
The couple share the same residence, remain legally married, marriage exists in name only.
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A family containing relatives in additction to the nuclear family. An extension to the nuclear family
The caring, nurturing, "homemaker" role in the family.
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A view that challenges mens power over woman.
A marriage where neither partner has been married before.
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The contribution part of the society makes to the wellbeing of society as a whole.
A theory which sees society as made up of various parts, each of which contributes to the well being of society as a whole.
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A group of people who share a common residence.
A set of ideas or beliefs.
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The move to the production of manufactured good in factories.
The number of deaths of infacts under one year old, per thousand live births.
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The breadwinner or provider role in the family.
A theory which sees a basic conflict of interest between those who own the economic institutions and those who are employed by them.
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Feminists who see patriarchy as resulting from class inequalities.
A system of marriage involving two or more wives, or two or more husbands.
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The difference between the number of immigrants entering the country and the number of emigrants leaving it.
A family consisting of an adult and female with one or more children, own or adopted.
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A social system based on male domination
The first and most important part of the socialisation process whereby young people learn the norms and values of society (usually from parents).
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The view that religion is declining in society.
A nuclear family in which the roles of a husband and wife are increasingly similar. It is a home centered,
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Other cards in this set
Card 2
Front
A marxist term for the capitalist (ruling) class, the owner of the means of production.
Back
A system of production in which the economic institutions, e.g. Banks and factories, are privately owned.
Card 3
Front
Stereotypical view of the family as shown in advertising. The family is present nuclear, with a traditional division of labour.
Back
Card 4
Front
Living together as a partnership without marriage.
Back
Card 5
Front
Fuctionalist theories based on the idea that societies need consensus or agreement about norms and family.
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