Family&households: Topic 3- Theories of the family~ Vital vocab Flashcards

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What are capitalists?

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The class who owns the mean of production

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What is consensus approach?

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Emphasize that societal structure built upon the foundation of agreed norms and ideals

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What is conflict approach?

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Emphasizes the social, political or material inequality of a social group

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What are donor conceived children?

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The process of having a baby using donated sperm

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What is difference feminism?

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A perspective that sees how women are oppressed by patriarchy, racism and capitalism.

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What is liberal feminist?

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Feminists who focus on achieving equality through political, legal and social reform.

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What is Marxist feminist?

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Feminists who analyse ways women who are exploited through capitalism

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What is radical feminist?

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Feminists who call for male supremacy to be eliminated in all context

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What is functional fit theory?

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The functions performed by the family that depend on the type of society in which it is found

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What are functions?

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Work or operate in a proper way

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What is geographically mobile workforce?

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Workers needed to move to where the work was

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What are ideological functions?

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Cultural beliefs that justify particular social arrangements, including patterns or inequality

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What is inheritance?

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Receiving money, property, title as an heir at the death of previous holder

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What is labour force?

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All people who are o working age, and able and willing to work

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What is modern industrial society?

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A society driven by technology and machinery to enable mass production, supporting a large population with high division of labour.

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What is personal life perspective?

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A perspective aiming to research individual choices and the influences behind them

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What is pester power?

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The ability of children to pressurize their parents into buying products

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What is political lesbianism?

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Advocates lesbianism as positive alternative to heterosexuality for women as part of the struggle against sexism

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What is pre-industrial society?

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A time before there were machines and tools to help perform tasks

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What is private property?

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The ownership of property by private parties

21
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What is reserve army of labour?

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Describes the ranks of unemployed who are prepared to work for low wages in temporary jobs

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What is socially mobile workforce?

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Science and tech is evolving. This requires skilled workers gained through efforts

23
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What is stabilization of adult personalities?

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The family being a place where adults can relax and release tension

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What is stable satisfaction of the sex drive?

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Sex with the same partner, preventing sexual free for all.

25
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What is unit of consumption?

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The family serves an economic funciton

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What is working class?

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Those whose labour the capitalists exploit for profit.