Chapter 10

Question 1

Nuclear Family

Answer 1

parent/parents w/ children

Question 2

Simple Households

Answer 2

unreleated adults w/ or without children

Question 3

Nine changes in the canadian family

Answer 3

1. marriage decrease, chohabitation increase
2. rising age of first marriage
3. more divorces overall, rate falling
4. more women having children in 30’s
5. below replacement rate
6. equal couple with/without children
7. children leaving home at later age
8. more lone partent families
9. more people living alone

Question 4

complex households

Answer 4

two/or more related adults living together

Question 5

Fecundity

Answer 5

the physical ability to concieve

Question 6

total fertility rate

Answer 6

number of children women between ages 15-49 will have over their life

Question 7

replacement rate

Answer 7

number of children the average women must bear to have population contine at current rate

Question 8

cluttered nest and its causes

Answer 8

adult children continuing to live at home, caused by prolonged education, returning after post secondary, loving costs, later marriage age

Question 9

Quebecs differances

Answer 9

highest cohabitaiton rate, lowest marriage rate, highest divorce rate

Question 10

Conjugal (marital) roles

Answer 10

distinctive roles of husband & wife that result from labour division

Question 11

(elizabeth) Bott hypothesis, (2 types)

Answer 11

1. segregated: tasks, interests, activites clearly different

2. Joint: ^ shared

Question 12

Beasujot on the change of roles, moving from 1 to 2

Answer 12

1. complementary roles: (segregated) men-primary earners, women-children/home
2. companionate: (joint) overlaping roles

Question 13

Double Burden/Double shift

Answer 13

married women still doing more unpaid work at home then married men

Question 14

Occupational segregation

Answer 14

encouraged by childcare responsibilites, women chosing careers that allow for flexibility of childcare

Question 15

Nakhaie - Gender strategy

Answer 15

plan of action, person tries to solve problems at hand given cultural notions of gender at play

Question 16

Endogamy

Answer 16

marrying someone of the smae ethnic, religious, cultural group as one self

Question 17

exogamy

Answer 17

marrying outside ones group

Question 18

Eugmics

Answer 18

science of improving population by controlled breeding

Question 19

delayed life transition

Answer 19

process of getting a life started delays retirment

Question 20

crude marriage rate

Answer 20

of marriages that occur in a given year per 1000 people in a population

Question 21

census family

Answer 21

applying to people living together

Question 22

quiet revolution

Answer 22

period of intense, sociopolitical/cultural change in qubec becaus eof the seculariaion of governemtn

Question 23

scienctific classism

Answer 23

apply pseudo science to jsutify marginalization of the poor

Question 24

scientific racism

Answer 24

using flawed pseudo scentific ideas to justfiy discrimination against racialized groups