Family Flashcards

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What is a family?

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A group of people who live together,who are related by marriage,DNA or relationships.

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What is a household?

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A group of people living together in a domestic dwelling. They do not have to be related, they could be friends or roommates.

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What is a Nuclear family?

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A family which consists of a Mam,Dad, and dependant children. Also known as the ‘cereal packet’ family.

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What is cohabitation?

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When a couple live together without being married with or without children.

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What is a reconstituted family?

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This is when a family is formed when two adults remarry or cohabit and live together with children from previous marriages.

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What is a extended family?

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A nuclear family consisting of other relatives usually living together in one home.

  • inter generational(grandparents)
  • intra generational(aunties/uncles/cousins)
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What is a lone parent family?

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This is a family headed by one parent with dependant children.

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Give one example of how the family has changed in the last 50 years.

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  • the household is more symmetrical
  • divorce is accepted
  • there are more lone parent and cohabiting families
  • more secularised therefore marriage is not needed
  • women are now too breadwinners
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What are the four functions of the family?

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  • reproduction
  • primary socialisation
  • economic provision
  • emotional gratification
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What are the main types of domestic violence which can be performed in a household?

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  • physical
  • emotional
  • bullying
  • intimidation
  • manipulation
  • cyber bullying
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What is domestic violence?

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Any incidence of threatening behaviour,violence or abuse between adults who are or have been intimate partners or family members,regardless of gender or sexuality.

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How often is domestic violence committed against women in the household?

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One incident of domestic violence is reported to the police every minute in the uk, that does not count the un-reported victims.

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What is meant by ‘life course analysis’?

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When people move between different family types in society.

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Give one reason why the rates of marriage have decreased from 50 years ago.

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  • society is more secularised
  • increased in cohabitation
  • people get married later
  • civil partnerships have increased
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How can divorce effect children?

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  • depression
  • loneliness
  • stress from moving from house to house
  • not seeing one parent enough or at all
  • feeling pushed out
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Give one example of how childhood has changed throughout the past 50 years.

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  • homes are now child centred as they have a say in the family
  • less children in families
  • children are an investment of the future