Functionalist perspective on the family 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyFamilies and householdsASAQA Created by: ElaineCreated on: 06-05-13 15:15 Who argues that the family performs 4 main functions? Murdock 1 of 17 Sex with the same partner prevents the social disruption cause by a sexual 'free for all' Stable satisfaction of the sex drive 2 of 17 An essential function for society to continue (Murdock) Reproduction of the next generation 3 of 17 Teaching children societies norms and values Socialisation of the young 4 of 17 Murdock's 4 function Meeting the members economic needs 5 of 17 The _____ family is best at carrying out Murdock's functions Nuclear 6 of 17 Marxists and Feminists argue that Murdock's view is rosetinted 7 of 17 Society is based on a value consensus 8 of 17 Who came up with the 'Functional Fit' Theory? Parsons 9 of 17 2 types of society, described by murdock '___-industrial' and '_____-industrial' pre and modern 10 of 17 Being able to move around with your familly when a job springs up Geographical mobility 11 of 17 A son is allowed to have a better job than his dad because society is... socially mobile 12 of 17 Who says "The family stopped being a production unit when factories took over in industrialisation" Parsons 13 of 17 Parsons 1st function of the family primary socialisation 14 of 17 Parsons 2nd function of the family Stabilisation of adult personalities 15 of 17 Who criticises Parsons by saying that the dominant family type in pre-industrial socieety was nuclear not extended Young and Willmott 16 of 17 Who agrees with Y&W's criticism because grandparents died shortly after grandkids were born Laslett 17 of 17
Comments
No comments have yet been made