F&H - Topic 1 - Couples Flashcards

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Murdock’s 4 functions of the family:

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  • Economic
  • Education
  • Sexual
  • Reproduction
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Parson’s functions of the family

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Instrumental and expressive roles

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Explain Parsons’ warm bath theory

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Stabilisation of adult personality.
Essentially meaning that the family relieves the stress of modern day leaving, providing a warm and living home for individuals.

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What roles did Bott come up with?

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Join and segregated conjugal roles.

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What family did Young and Willmott favour? (March of progress approach)

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Symmetrical family

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Oakley’s stats on husband participation

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Only 15% of husbands had a high level of participation in housework and 25% in childcare.

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What do feminists believe the wife is a victim of due to women now working real jobs?

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‘dual burden’ of working and being a house work.

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What did Gershuny say about women working full time (march of progress)

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Women working full time is leading to more equality in housework

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Ferri and Smith - father participation

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Fathers took responsibility for children in less than 4% of families.

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What work does feminist Arlie Russell Hochschild believe women have to perform within a hosuehold

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Emotion work.

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What did feminists Duncombe and Marsden believe

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Women had to take on a ‘triple shift’ emotion work, house work and paid work.

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What did Pahl and Vogler come up with in terms of money management

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Allowance system (men giving the woman the allowance) and pooling (both having access to income)

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What did Pahl and Vogler find even with couples who had the pooling system in terms of money management

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Even where there was pooling, the men usually made the final decision

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Edgell’s decision system (3)

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  • Very important: Both or alone; men had final say.
  • Important; eg kid education; joint and seldom by the wife alone.
  • Less important eg food - wife
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What did smart say in terms of money management and homosexuality

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Some gay men & lesbians attached no importance to who controlled the money and were happy to leave it to the other

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Women’s aid federation: domestic abuse stats, and what does this imply

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Domestic abuse accounts for 1/6 - 1/4 of all recorded violent crime
- Suggesting domestic violence is far too widespread

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What did Coleman say in terms of violence against women and what did this suggest?

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Women were more likely than men to have experienced ‘intimate violence’ across all 4 types of sexual abuse (partner abuse, family abuse, sexual assault and stalking)
- Suggesting domestic violence does not occur randomly.

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Coleman and Osborne stats on homicide

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2 women a week or 1/3 of all female homicide victims are killed by a former/partner.

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Millett and Firestone (radical feminists) view on men

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Men are the enemy - they are oppressors and the exploiters of women

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Critics of radical feminists - Robertson Elliot

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Not all men are aggressive and most are opposed to domestic abuse.

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Do functionalists favour joint or segregated conjugal roles

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Segregated - based on biological differences