CSP 2 Flashcards
-a group of social positions, connected by
social relations, performing a social role,
e.g. universities, government, families.
-Organized set of elements to attain order
Social
Institution
smallest
social institution with the unique
function or producing and
rearing the young. It is the
basic unit of Philippine society
and the educational system.
Family
Husband does not
have sexual
relations with his
wife until she has
borne a child
by a friend of
his father
Banaro
Tribe of
New Guinea
Reproduction of the race and rearing
the young
Cultural transmission or enculturation
Socialization of the child
Providing affection and a sense of
security
Providing the environment for
personality development and the
growth of self concept
Providing social status
Purpose of Family
A social institution that unites people in cooperative groups to oversee the
bearing and raising
of children.
Family
A social bond based on blood, marriage or adoption.
Kinship
a family that extends beyond the nuclear family, including grandparents, aunts, uncles, and other relatives, who all live nearby or in one household
Extended Family
a family unit typically consisting of two parents and their children, residing together.
nuclear family
a family structure formed when two families merge after one or both partners have divorced their previous partner
Reconstituted Family
Marriage between people of the same social category
Endogamy
Marriage between people of different social categories
Exogamy
Marriage that unites two
Monogamy
the practice of engaging in a succession of monogamous sexual relationships.
Serial
Monogamy
refers to a specific situation where a man marries his deceased wife’s sister, and this is the only marriage he has at a given time.
Sororate
Monogamy
custom or law decreeing that a widow should, or in rare cases must, marry her dead husband’s brother
Levirate
Monogamy
Marriage that unites three or more people.
Polygamy
a form of marriage that unites one man and two or
more women
Polygyny
unites one woman and two or more men
Polyandry
Patrilineal
Descent is recognized through the
father’s
line
Matrilineal
Descent is recognized through the
mother’s line
Bilineal
Descent is recognized through both
the father’s and mother’s line
Patrilocality
an arrangement
where marriage couple live with or
near
husband’s family
Matrilocality
couples live with or
near the wife’s family
Bilocality
newly married
couple allowed to choose
