the family.. 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyFamiliesGCSEOCR Created by: ameburrell9Created on: 31-08-14 22:29 What is a beanpole family? A tall narrow extended family, consisting of 4+ generations 1 of 28 What is a nuclear family? A two generation family consisting of parents and their depended children 2 of 28 What is a traditional extended family? A three generation, matrilocal family in which the family members have frequent face to face contact 3 of 28 What is a boomerang family? A family in which non-dependent children return home to their parents 4 of 28 What is identity? How we see ourselves and how others see us. 5 of 28 What is cohabitation? Where people live together without being married. 6 of 28 What is singlehood? It is when someone remains single as a positive life-style choice. 7 of 28 What is values? It is idea's about what is worthwhile and important in a culture. 8 of 28 What is a functionalist sociologist? It is someone who thinks that society has roles to fulfill in order that society can survive as a whole. 9 of 28 What is serial monogamy? A person who has more than one marriage partner in their lifetime. 10 of 28 What is a house-husband? A man with main resoinsiblities for domestic tasks & childcare. 11 of 28 What is a household? One person living alone or a group of people who share the same address, one meal a day, or their living accommodation. 12 of 28 What is patrilocal? living with or near the husbands family. 13 of 28 What is social roles? Parts we play in society, each role has its own roles which tells us how we should act in that role. 14 of 28 What is matrilocal? Living with or near the wife's family. 15 of 28 What is a divorce? a legal termination of a marriage. 16 of 28 What is domestic violence? Threatening behaviour, committed by a family member against another. 17 of 28 What is culture? The way of life of a group of people, which is learned and shared. 18 of 28 What is a reconstructed-family? A family in which one or both partners have been married before and have step children. 19 of 28 What is a symmetrical family? A family in which conjugal roles are similar but not identical. 20 of 28 What is a housewife? An unpaid role which wives are financially dependent on their husband. 21 of 28 What is child abuse? Harm caused to a child under the age of 18 by an adult. 22 of 28 What is conjugal roles? The roles of a husband a wife who are living together. 23 of 28 What is the dark side of the family? A situation where family life damages its members. 24 of 28 What is dual burden? A situation where women combine the responsiblities of paid work with their mother/housewife role. 25 of 28 What is family? People that are related by blood, marriage, adoption, civil partnership or cohabitation. 26 of 28 What is marriage? A legally recognised tie between a husband and wife. 27 of 28 What is neolocal? A couple that set up their own home. 28 of 28
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