sociology ; families 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyFamiliesGCSEAll boards Created by: demieleighCreated on: 13-05-14 19:49 agency of socialisation a social group or institute that is responsible for undertaking socialisation. eg,family,peers,media. 1 of 21 socialisation the process by which we learn the culture and appropriate behaviour of the society we are born into. 2 of 21 gender the cultral and social differences between a male and female which are associated with masculinity and femininity. 3 of 21 sex the biological differences between a male and female 4 of 21 ethnicity cultral norms and values that distinguish one ethnic group from another. 5 of 21 peer pressure a social pressure which a peer group puts on its members to encourage them to conform to the groups norms 6 of 21 peer group a group who share a similar status or position in society 7 of 21 gender roles traditional social roles related to gender such as breadwinner and housewife. 8 of 21 cohabitation living with a partner outside of marriage or civil partner ship 9 of 21 conjugal roles the domestic roles of a couple. 10 of 21 joint conjugal roles when domestic roles are shared equally 11 of 21 segregated conjugal roles when domestic roles are unequal, each partner has seperate tasks among traditional lines 12 of 21 domestic division of labour the divisoon of tasks such as diy,housework,childcare between a couple. 13 of 21 symmetrical family a family form in which both spouses carry out different tasks but each contribute to the home similariy. 14 of 21 ageing population the idea of a small population of the young and a large population of the old. 15 of 21 childcentreness focusing on the interests of the child. 16 of 21 infant mortality the average numebr of children who die before the age of one 17 of 21 family a couple who are married or in civil partner ship with or without dependent children 18 of 21 household where one or a group of people live at the same address 19 of 21 family diversity the different types of family in britain today 20 of 21 dual worker familes where both spouses are in a paid employment. 21 of 21
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