definitions

Question 1

DEFINITIONS OF FAMILY:
Murdock

Answer 1

Adults of both sexes M/F
Most normal type of family, including a child or more (own or adopted)

Question 2

DEFINITIONS OF FAMILY:
Nett

Answer 2

A group of people who are considered related by blood or marriage.

Question 3

DEFINITIONS OF FAMILY:
Statistics

Answer 3

Variety of groups of people living in a single household, or a few generations

Question 4

DEFINITIONS OF FAMILY:
Ambert

Answer 4

A social group of people related and achieve the set behaviours and rules held

Question 5

DEFINITIONS OF FAMILY:
Vanier

Answer 5

Not connected by blood or marriage but mutually consented to be together

Question 6

FUNCTIONS OF A FAMILY
1

Answer 6

Addition of new members to society by procreation or adoption

Question 7

FUNCTIONS OF A FAMILY
2

Answer 7

Physically taking care of other members (clothing, feeding, etc.)

Question 8

FUNCTIONS OF A FAMILY
3

Answer 8

Socialization of children (controlling behaviour so they are comforted as members of society)

Question 9

FUNCTIONS OF A FAMILY 4

Answer 9

Social control (protecting reputation of family, teaching manners, etc)

Question 10

FUNCTIONS OF A FAMILY 5

Answer 10

Production and distribution (making them working members of society)

Question 11

FUNCTIONS OF A FAMILY 6

Answer 11

Nurturance aspect (meeting the emotional needs of your family members, showing love and care, etc)

Question 12

TYPES OF FAMILY
(Think of how evolving)
HUNTER GATHER

Answer 12

The women would gather nuts and fruits, taking care of children, men and boys always hunted to sustain and stay alive

Question 13

TYPES OF FAMILY:
Agricultural

Answer 13

Lived on farms, men, women, and children took care of the farms. People had more children so they could help, women had no rights

Question 14

TYPES OF FAMILY:
pre industrial
(think pre development)

Answer 14

all members of the family had to work to survive, marriage was a necessity for economical purposes

Question 15

TYPES OF FAMILY:
urban industrial
(Newer?)

Answer 15

men went out to war and the women stayed home but got jobs like becoming nurses, schools slowly came into effect

Question 16

TYPES OF FAMILY
Modern Consumer

Answer 16

Newer technology was introduced, divorce, birth control, more laws for families introduced, men and women both worked

Question 17

Nuclear Families
(Nuclear/New)

Answer 17

Most basic family containing children and two parents in a household
(NUCLEAR/NEWEST/BASIC)

Question 18

Transitional Families
(HINT: WHO TRANSITIONS)

Answer 18

Mother/Father temporarily leave the work place to take care of their children (transitioning)

Question 19

Dual Income

Answer 19

Both parents work, two incomes

Question 20

Blended families

Answer 20

Children coming from parents who have recently gotten married (step fathers/mothers)

Question 21

Childless families

Answer 21

Couples who choose to not have children

Question 22

Social Sciences

Answer 22

Studies that focus on human behaviours (social)

Question 23

Anthropology

Answer 23

The study of human species