Changing Trends In Family Flashcards
Divorce - decline in stigma
Julliet Michale and Jack Goody
Divorce - decline in stigma
Julliet Michale and Jack Goody
Divorce - rising expectations of marriage
Fletcher
Divorce - feminist argument - women felt more valued at work than at home
Hochschild
Divorce - feminist argument - divorce less likely when roles were more traditional
Sigle-Rushton
Divorce - feminist argument - women are becoming dissatisfied with patriarchal marriage
Bernard
Beck and Giddens
Divorce - modernity and individualism
McRobbie and Sue Sharpe
Marriage - CPOW
Chester
Cohabitation is stepping stone to marriage
Coast
75% of cohabiting couples expect to get married
Chandler
Cohabitation is a valid alternative to marriage
Benjin
Cohabitation among young people is a conscious step away from marriage
Shelton and John
Women who cohabit do less housework
Weeks
Chosen families are similar to heterosexual families
Weston
Same sex cohabitation is a ‘quasi’-marriage
Allan and Crow
Same sex relationships are more flexible and less stable than heterosexual ones
Eniasdottir
Gay couples want their relationship to be seen differently than a heterosexual one
Stein
Creative singlehood - deliberate choice to live alone
Duncan and Philips
10% of adults are LATs
Charles Murray
New Right explanation for lone parent families
Ferri and Smith
Pros and Cons of reconstituted families
Allan and Crow
Stepfamilies face divided loyalties
McCarthy
Diversity among stepfamilies
Mirza
Black families - black women place high value on independence
Reynolds
Stats on LPFs are misleading
Ballard
Asian families - extended family provides support among migrants
Willmott
Extended family is important - provides support even from long distances
Chamberlain
Extended family is important - Caribbean families support each other from distances