Family and Household sociologists 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyFamilies and householdsASAQA Created by: Paige MerricksCreated on: 27-03-14 09:41 Murdock study of 250 societes to develop the 'nuclear family' definition, 4 basic functions of the family sexual, economic, reproductive and educational 1 of 19 Parsons extended family suits pre-industrial society, nuclear suits industrial society, expressive and instrumental roles 2 of 19 Engels inheritance of private property protects Marxist society 3 of 19 Zaretsky family is a haven, helps the proliteriat to feel in control and protects capital 4 of 19 Ansley women are takes of **** 5 of 19 Laslett only 10% of households in 1564-1821 lived with extended kin (pre industrial) 6 of 19 Anderson 1851 census showed 23% lived with kin (industrial times) 7 of 19 Chester neo-conventional families, dual earners 8 of 19 Rapoport's family diversity is in response to peoples needs, 5 types (organisational, cultural, social class, life stage, generational) 9 of 19 Giddens greater choice and equality in women allows for more family diversity (contraception, independence) 10 of 19 Weeks shift in attirdues and sexual morality since the 1950's, most do remain in the nuclear family but there is growing diversity 11 of 19 Beck risk society, gender equality and greater individualism, negotiated family, equal relations 12 of 19 Willmott and Young women now go to work and men take part in domestic labour and couples spend their leisure time seperately 13 of 19 Oakley only 15% have a high level of participation in housework, 25% in childcare 14 of 19 Edgell middle class couples study, women make unimportant decisions, men make important ones 15 of 19 Aries 'childhood' did not exist ion the middle ages, study of paintings 16 of 19 Postman childhood is disappearing at a dazzling speed 17 of 19 Palmer toxic childhood 18 of 19 Lloyd de Mause march of progress, childhood is getting better 19 of 19
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