Family- Terms Flashcards

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Dependency ratio

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Relationships between the size of the working population and the non-working/dependent on the state population

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Instrumental role

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The breadwinner, provider and protector, functionalist a argue that biologically this is a role of a male

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Underclass

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Those at the lowest level of class structure, below the working class- separate,deviant subculture and lifestyle

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Stigma

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Negative label of disapproval, discredit or shame to a person, group or characteristic this leads to exclusion from social interaction

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Reserve army of labour

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Groups that can be brought into the workplace when there is a shortage

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LATs

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Living apart together- intimate relationship with a partner who lives somewhere else

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Triple shift

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Triple burden of housework, emption work and paid work

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Dependency culture

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Where people assume the state will support them rather than relying on their own efforts

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Age patriarchy

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Child liberationist say that children are the victims of adult domination

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Empty shell marriages

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A couple continues to live under the same roof but as separate individuals

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Familism

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Only focusing on the demands and needs of the family instead of personal interests

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Fertility rate

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Average number of children a woman with have during her fertile years

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Divorce extended families

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Members connected by divorce rather than marriage

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Toxic childhood

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Cultural changes have damaged children’s physical, emotional and intellectual development eg video games

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Functional fit

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With industrialisation the structure of family became nuclear to fit the needs of the industrial society

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Family practises

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Routine actions through which we create our sense of being a family member

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Emotion work

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Work involved in meeting the emotional needs of other people

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Structural differentiation

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Because of industrialisation some of the functions of the family are lost and agencies such as the NHS carry them out

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Death rate

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The number of deaths per thousand of the population per year

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Patriarchy

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“Rule by the father”- male dominated

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Pooling

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Where both parents have access to income and joint responsibility for expenditure

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Conjugal roles

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Roles played by the husband and wife- segregated roles where the husband is the breadwinner and the wife is the homemaker

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Separatism

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Radical feminists’ idea that woken should live independently from men to free themselves from the oppression

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Pure relationship

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One which exists solely to met each partner’s needs, couple stay together for love, happiness or sexual attraction rather than tradition

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Stabilisation of adult personalities
The family is a place where adults can relax and releas tensions enabling them to return to the workplace refreshed- warm bath
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Welfare state
Government or state takes responsibility for people's well being especially the minimum needs eg NHS, state education, council housing
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Unit of consumption
Unlike the pre industrial family, the family no longer works together but still consumes together as a whole unit
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Ageism
Negative stereotyping of people on the basis of their age
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Joint conjugal roles
Husband and wife each perform their individual roles but spend their leisure time together
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Civil partnerships
Civil partnership etc has given same sex couple similar legal rights to married couples in respect of pension, inheritance and property
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Allowance system
Men give their wives an allowance out of which they have to budget to meet the family's needs
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Secularisation
Decline of religion- process where beliefs, practises and institutions lose their importance or influence
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Segregated conjugal roles
Separate roles where than is the breadwinner and the female a homemaker, leisure time tends to be separate
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Neo-conventional family
Modern nuclear dual-earner family