F Personal Life Perspective

Question 1

Stacey

Answer 1

With increasing divorce women may have formed strong bonds with their ex-partners families and they may still get a lot of support from them. - ‘divorce-extended’ family

Question 2

Clarke

Answer 2

What does it feel like to be married? Does it feel the same for everyone?
Marriage is something we need to practice, it is something we ‘do’ rather than something we ‘have’

Question 3

Nordqvist and Smart

Answer 3

Donor-conceived children-

Importance of social relationships rather than genetic ones when I comes to forming family bonds.

Question 4

Leach

Answer 4

The nuclear family becomes like an overloaded electric circuit. The demands made upon it are too great and the fuses blow (conflict). Parents fight and children rebel

Question 5

Laing

Answer 5

Schizophrenia.
A family can act as gangsters, offering each other mutual protection against each other’s violence. There is a constant demand for attention and interactions can be both harmful and destructive, causing emotional distress, leading to schizophrenia.
People can enter dream worlds to escape reality