1.2 Households Flashcards

1
Q

A household consists of one or more people doing what?

A

Sharing accommodation

Living and eating together

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2
Q

Do the people in households have to be related?

A

No

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3
Q

Between 2000-2010 what happened to the percentage of people in family households?

A

Decreased

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4
Q

Between 2000-2010 what happened to the percentage of people in non family households?

A

Increased

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5
Q

What has happened to the number of people living alone?

A

Increased

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6
Q

In 2006 how many households contained one person? What is this like compared to 1961?

A

3 out of 10

3 times the figure for 1961

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7
Q

Half of all one person households are what?

A

Old age pensioners

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8
Q

What has happened to the number of young men living alone?

A

Increased

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9
Q

Increased separation and divorce have created what?

A

More one person households

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10
Q

Why has increased separation and divorce created one person households among men?

A

Following divorce children are more likely to live with their mother

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11
Q

Decline in marriage and later age of marriage means people are doing what?

A

Remaining single

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12
Q

Beck - as society becomes more individualistic people seek what?

A

Greater choice and freedom in their lives and greater independence

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13
Q

Beck - individuals focus on their own needs as opposed to what?

A

Their role in the family

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14
Q

Stein - a growing number of people are opting for what type of singlehood?

A

Creative singlehood

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15
Q

Stein - what is creative singlehood?

A

People deliberately choosing to live alone

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16
Q

Stein - how can people live alone and still enjoy a social life?

A

Social media connecting people

17
Q

Thompson conducted research on LATs finding how many adults are LATs?

A

1 in 10

18
Q

What is LAT?

A

Living apart together - in a significant relationship but not married or cohabiting

19
Q

Thompson - what played a role in whether couples lived together?

A

Choice and constraint

20
Q

Thompson - how did constraint play a role?

A

Some could not afford to live together

21
Q

Thompson - how did choice play a role in LATs?

A

Some chose to live some as their preferred to keep their own home - family of choice