Digital Inequalities

Question 1

What is a family

Answer 1

A group of two or more people who are related by blood, marriage, adoption, or a mutual commitment and care for one another.

Question 2

What are the roles and functions of the family

Answer 2

Socializing children
providing necessities of life
Providing practical and emotional distress
transmits
provides members with a social identity

Question 3

What are the roles and functions of the family

Answer 3

Socializing children
providing necessities of life
Providing practical and emotional distress
transmits
provides members with a social identity
provides constant supply of members for society through reproduction

Question 4

What are the benefits of being in a healthy family

Answer 4

Help meet basic needs
allows you to belong to something
financial security
built-in support system
provides support when one of them is ill
the community benefits

Question 5

What is a nuclear family

Answer 5

Married heterosexual couple and their chidlren living by themselves under one roof, used to dominate western socieities

Question 6

What is Extended Families

Answer 6

Consists of parents, their childrne, and other relatives, have a nuclear family at their core, and composed of many nuclear families

Question 7

What are one parent families:

Answer 7

Typically begin as two parent nuclear familes that disolve upon divorce or the death of one of the parents. in recent decades families have become more common because of divorce

Question 8

What is a blended family

Answer 8

A family consisting of a couple and their children from this and all previous relationships

Question 9

What is a monogamous family

Answer 9

A marriage in which one man and one woman are married only to eachother

Question 10

What a polygamy family

Answer 10

The marriage of one person to two or more people

Question 11

What is a endogamy fa,ily

Answer 11

Marriage occuring within ones own social category or social group

Question 12

What is exogamy

Answer 12

Marriage occurs across socail categories or social groups

Question 13

What is bilateral descent

Answer 13

relation and inheritance is contributed to both parents sides of the family

Question 14

What is patrilineal descent

Answer 14

Children are though to be related only to their fathers and welath is passed down only to sons

Question 15

What is matrilineal descent

Answer 15

Children are thought to be related only to their mothers relatives and wealth is passed down only to daughters.

Question 16

What are Common Law Families

Answer 16

These type of familes becoming most common in Canada
Refers to living together but theyre not legally married to that person.

Question 17

Why are common law families increasing

Answer 17

Canadian society has become more sexualized, meaning less religious sitgma
cultural shifts viewing cohabiting as a prelude to marriage and fears of divorce
financial and convienence related reasons
event driven reasons
men and women delaying marriage for a multidude of reasons

Question 18

When did same sex become legal in canada

Answer 18

Jully 2005 billc3 civil marriages act

Question 19

What is the most common household type today

Answer 19

One person (single) households

Question 20

What are some issues Immigrant families are more likley to experience

Answer 20

Stress
Conflict over assimilation
more financial stress
racism

Question 21

what are disadvantages experienced by non married/ non hetero families

Answer 21

Not rewarded same rights during breakdowns of relationships
less stable
single mothers especially vulneberable to economic and social stress

Question 22

What are the categories of family stress

Answer 22

Major Upheavals
Major life transitions
Chronic Stressors

Question 23

What can age pyramids tell us about a population?

Answer 23

Indicate growth or stagnation of a population
can tell us if a population is young or old

Question 24

What does a upright triangle age pyramid tell us

Answer 24

Birth rate of the coutnry i shigh and life expectancy is low

Question 25

What does a downward triangle tell us

Answer 25

Birth rate of that country is low and life expectancy is high

Question 26

Diamond trinagle tells us

Answer 26

Birth rate is low life expect high

Question 27

Square tells us

Answer 27

population with perfect replication

Question 28

What are inequalities experienced by working mothers

Answer 28

Unequal division of domestic labour
double shift of working mothers
gender gap, childcare duties

Question 29

What is the mother hood penalty

Answer 29

Mothers are more disadvantaged than childless women in the workplace
employed mothes suffer a child wage penalty of approximately 5%

Question 30

What are inequalities in childcare access

Answer 30

Famulies cant afford it
lack of childcare facilities
half of families with incomes below the poverty line are single parent families headed by women
canada has no national child care system

Question 31

What are inequalities in childcare access

Answer 31

Famulies cant afford it
lack of childcare facilities
half of families with incomes below the poverty line are single parent families headed by women
canada has no national child care system

Question 32

How do differences in Childrearing impact life outcomes of children

Answer 32

Middle class parenting styles= concerted cultivation
Low income parenting styles= accomplishment of natural growth

Question 33

What are inequalities faced by same sex parents

Answer 33

They experience parenthood differentl depending on race and class
There were many myths going around that chidlren would end up being gay too because of parents
making it harder for them to drop, find surrogates, or ivf treatments all because of the belief that sexuality is learned