Changing patterns sociologists Flashcards

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What did Chambers explore?

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The impacts of globalisation on family and personal life

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What did Beck highlight?

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The rise of risk and individualisation in modern families

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What did Beck-Gernsheim examine?

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How globalisation and individualisation reshape family and intimacy

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What did Giddens argue?

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That modern relationships are characterised by increasing individualisation, with people seeking a ‘pure relationship’ based on mutual satisfaction rather than social obligation

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What did Oakley conduct?

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Research on the domestic division of labour, highlighting that while some progress towards gender equality had been made, women still bore the brunt of housework and childcare responsibilities

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What did Rapoport and Rapoport identify?

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Five types of family diversity in Britain: organisational, cultural, social class, life stage, and cohort

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What did Smart advocate?

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For a focus on personal life and relationships over traditional family definitions

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What did Morgan emphasise?

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That family life should be understood through the practices people engage in, rather than focusing solely on family structures, and that family patterns are influenced by wider social factors

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What did Weekes study?

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Family practices among LGBTQ+ communities

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What did May critique?

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The individualisation thesis, emphasising enduring social connections

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What did Reynolds research?

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The dynamics of family life in Caribbean communities

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What did Berthould examine?

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Ethnic variations in family structures

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What did Bhatti highlight?

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family values and traditions in South Asian families

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What did Modood explore?

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Cultural identity and family practices among ethnic minorities

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What did Qureshi et al study?

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Intergenerational support in South Asian families

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What did Barrow research?

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Afro-Caribbean family life, focusing on matrifocal households

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What did Chester argue?

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That the nuclear family remains the norm, despite diversity

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What did Parsons propose?

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Functionalist views on the nuclear family’s roles in society

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What did Fletcher emphasise?

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The family’s role in welfare provision and emotional support

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What did Murray advocate?

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The view that welfare dependency, particularly in relation to single-parent families, leads to the growth of an underclass in society, arguing that government support encourages dependency rather than self-sufficiency