Family-keywords👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

Question 1

What is family?👨‍👩‍👧

Answer 1

Family is a group of people who are related by kinship ties.

Question 2

What is a household?🏡

Answer 2

A household is either one person living alone or group of people living together who live at the same address and share living arrangements.

Question 3

Monogamy💑

Answer 3

Two heterosexual people in a relationship/married.

Question 4

Nuclear Family👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

Answer 4

The nuclear family is the “ideal family” with 2 heterosexual parents with 2 dependant children.

Question 5

Extended family👵🏼

Answer 5

All min including beyond the nuclear family.

Question 6

Classic extended family🏘

Answer 6

An extended family sharing the same household or living near each other.

Question 7

Modified extended family📱

Answer 7

An extended family living far apart. But keeping in touch by phones, letters, emails, networking websites like Facebook.

Question 8

Beanpole family🥘

Answer 8

A multi generational extended family, which is long thin with a few aunts, uncles and cousins. Fewer children being born in each generation but people now living longer.

Question 9

Patriarchal family🙋🏼‍♂️

Answer 9

Authority held by a male.

Question 10

Matriarchal family🙋🏼‍♀️

Answer 10

Authority held by a women.

Question 11

Symmetrical family👁

Answer 11

Authority and households where the tasks are shared equally between a man and a woman.

Question 12

Reconstituted family🏚

Answer 12

One or both partners previously married with children from previous relationships.

Question 13

Lone parent family👩‍👦

Answer 13

Line parent with dependant children l, most commonly after divorce or separation.

Question 14

Gay or lesbian family👨‍👨‍👧‍👦

Answer 14

Same sex couple with children living together.

Question 15

Single person household🧔🏽

Answer 15

A individual living alone.

Question 16

A commune🏰

Answer 16

A number of adults and children who all aim to live and work together, with children being seen as the main responsibility.

Question 17

Functionalism⚽️

Answer 17

Functionalism is a theory that people are a product of their society. It sees society compared to the human anatomy.

Question 18

The sexual division of labour🍆

Answer 18

This is a family where the different genders do everything equally.

Question 19

Primary socialisation🏫

Answer 19

The values and norms which are taught by family ( the first thing you learn).

Question 20

Stabilisation of human personality😃

Answer 20

When mutual dependancy of of partners in a relationship will stabilise personailities. This stops people from being stressed or negetive.

Question 21

Privatised nuclear family🔐

Answer 21

A self contained , self reliant and home centered unit.

Question 22

Expressive role👰🏽

Answer 22

The “wife’s role” , looking after children , providing emotional support leading to the stabilisation of human personality.

Question 23

Instrumental role🥁

Answer 23

The “husband’s role” being the breadwinner and achieving success leading to the stabilisation of human personality.

Question 24

Meritocracy🥇

Answer 24

An ideal society where everyone has fair opportunity to do well and gain qualifications.

Question 25

Structural differentiation🌹

Answer 25

A concept associated with evolutionary theories of history and structure functionalists society are seen as moving from simple to complex vis a process.

Question 26

Domestic labour🍴

Answer 26

Housework

Question 27

Norms🌝

Answer 27

Norms are what it is normal to do for everyone in society.

Question 28

Values🌚

Answer 28

What is seen as right and wrong in society.

Question 29

New right🕯

Answer 29

Traditional sociologists.

Question 30

Dependancy culture🙄

Answer 30

When working class people depend on the welfare state which produces a work shy underclass.

Question 31

Bourgeoisie👑

Answer 31

Ruling class.

Question 32

Proletariat🗑

Answer 32

Working class.

Question 33

Capitalism💵

Answer 33

People working to create their own wealth and status.

Question 34

Ideological state apparatus🏛

Answer 34

The control over the way the working class think.

Question 35

Feminism🏄🏽‍♀️

Answer 35

Females wanting equality.

Question 36

Liberal feminism❤️

Answer 36

Want equality not power.

Question 37

Radical feminism🤬

Answer 37

Want power.

Question 38

Cereal packet family🥛

Answer 38

Nuclear family , 2 heterosexual parents 2 dependant children.

Question 39

Triple shift3️⃣

Answer 39

Women have to do , house work , child care , and work. (Ann Oakley).