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Changing Trends In Family Flashcards

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Divorce - decline in stigma

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Julliet Michale and Jack Goody

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Divorce - decline in stigma

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Julliet Michale and Jack Goody

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Divorce - rising expectations of marriage

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Fletcher

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Divorce - feminist argument - women felt more valued at work than at home

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Hochschild

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Divorce - feminist argument - divorce less likely when roles were more traditional

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Sigle-Rushton

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Divorce - feminist argument - women are becoming dissatisfied with patriarchal marriage

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Bernard

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Beck and Giddens

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Divorce - modernity and individualism

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McRobbie and Sue Sharpe

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Marriage - CPOW

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Chester

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Cohabitation is stepping stone to marriage

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Coast

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75% of cohabiting couples expect to get married

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Chandler

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Cohabitation is a valid alternative to marriage

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Benjin

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Cohabitation among young people is a conscious step away from marriage

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Shelton and John

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Women who cohabit do less housework

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Weeks

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Chosen families are similar to heterosexual families

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Weston

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Same sex cohabitation is a ‘quasi’-marriage

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Allan and Crow

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Same sex relationships are more flexible and less stable than heterosexual ones

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Eniasdottir

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Gay couples want their relationship to be seen differently than a heterosexual one

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Stein

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Creative singlehood - deliberate choice to live alone

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Duncan and Philips

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10% of adults are LATs

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Charles Murray

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New Right explanation for lone parent families

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Ferri and Smith

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Pros and Cons of reconstituted families

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Allan and Crow

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Stepfamilies face divided loyalties

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McCarthy

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Diversity among stepfamilies

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Mirza

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Black families - black women place high value on independence

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Reynolds

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Stats on LPFs are misleading

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Ballard

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Asian families - extended family provides support among migrants

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Willmott

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Extended family is important - provides support even from long distances

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Chamberlain

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Extended family is important - Caribbean families support each other from distances

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