Childhood Flashcards

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1
Q

Childhood is often said to be a ___ ___, defined by the ___ and interpretation a culture attaches to it.

A

Social
Construction
Value

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2
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Archard (1993) said childhood is based on notions of ___ from adulthood.

A

Separateness

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3
Q

____ is emerging today.

A

Childcentredness

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4
Q

Brigette and Peter Berger (1983) note that since ___ ___ rates decreased, children have become more important.

A

Infant

Mortality

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5
Q

Aries (1973) said the idea of children being ___ is a recent ___ creation.

A

Vulnerable

Cultural

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6
Q

Postman (1985) says childhood is ___ in modern society.

A

Disappearing

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7
Q

Many ___ are now aimed at children.

A

Children

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8
Q

Before ___, children contributed to the family and now they ___ on it.

A

Capitalism

Depend

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9
Q

Aries (1973) says childhood is a recent phenomenon due to the ___ of ___ schooling and the ___ of child labour.

A

Length
Compulsory
Illegality

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10
Q

Very few children leave school at ___ to work.

A

16

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11
Q

___ and ___ are now majority experiences.

A

FE

HE

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12
Q

In the ___ ___, childhood did not exist.

A

Middle

Ages

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13
Q

Children in pre-industrial times worked on the ___ with their parents and weren’t treated ___ to adults.

A

Land

Differently

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14
Q

Children in industrial times were employed in ___ and as ___ ___.

A

Factories
Chimney
Sweeps

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15
Q

Children today are ___ by laws, have to go to ___ and have ___ food and drink made for them.

A

Protected
School
Special

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16
Q

Childhood can be a negative experience due to ___ abuse, ___ and increased ___.

A

Child
Bullying
Divorce

17
Q

Parents now ___ more in children.

A

Invest

18
Q

The ___ protects children.

A

State

19
Q

Decline in the ___ ___ rate has lead to more love and care for ___.

A

Infant
Mortality
Children

20
Q

From ___, all children had to attend school.

A

1880

21
Q

Parents now have more ___ time thanks to less ___ work schedules.

A

Leisure

Strenuous

22
Q

___ restrictions apply to separate children and adults.

A

Age

23
Q

___ media has an impact on children.

A

Mass

24
Q

Children in simpler societies are given more ___ at an earlier age, less ___ and viewed differently in terms of ___ behaviour.

A

Responsibility
Obedient
Sexual

25
Q

Over ___% of children are in absolute poverty.

A

33

26
Q

Children in the developing world are more at risk of ___ ___.

A

Infectious

Diseases

27
Q

More than ___ children are soldiers.

A

500,000

28
Q

The ___ of ___ view supports the idea that the lives of most children have improved.

A

March

Progress

29
Q

The conflict view points out that ___ between children still exist and inequalities between ___ and ___ exist.

A

Inequalities
Children
Adults

30
Q

Postman (1994) says childhood is ___ as children grow up too ___.

A

Dying

Fast

31
Q

Lee (2001) said children are ___ and ___.

A

Unstable

Incomplete

32
Q

Since ___, children’s views are listened to more.

A

1989

33
Q

Rogers (2001) identified two images of childhood, the ___ and wholesome child and the wicked and ___ child.

A

Innocent

Sinful

34
Q

___ and the ___ ___ take a conventional view of childhood.

A

Functionalists

New Right

35
Q

Palmer (2006) says children are experiencing a ___ childhood with ___ food, ___ games, intensive ___ and a growing emphasis on testing in ___.

A
Toxic
Junk
Computer
Monitoring
Education
36
Q

Opie (1993) says childhood is not ___.

A

Disappearing