Functionalist 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? SociologyFamilies and householdsASAQA Created by: EmilyCreated on: 09-12-12 16:30 How do functionalists view the nuclear family? Positively 1 of 11 What does Murdock say about the nuclear family? It's universal 2 of 11 What four functions does Murdock say the family performs? Stable satisfaction of sex drive, reproduction, primary socialisation, and economic reliability 3 of 11 What would be a good counter arguement for Murdocks' views of the family? It ignores conflict and gender inequality 4 of 11 How does Parsons view the nuclear family? That it performs many other functions 5 of 11 What are the current functions of the Parsons family? Unit of consumption, primary socialisation of children, and stablilisation of adult personalities 6 of 11 What does he say about the rise of the nuclear family? It provides opportunities for geographical mobility, and opportunities for social mobility 7 of 11 What are the lost functions of the family? Unit of production and Welfare needs 8 of 11 Who provides an evaluation against Parsons' theory? Young and Wilmott, Laslett, and Anderson 9 of 11 What do Yound and Willmott say about the Parsons theory Nuclear family isn't new, and short life expectancy made only one parent work 10 of 11 What does Anderson say about the theory? Extended families aren't disappearing and not being over ran by nuclear families. 11 of 11
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