Family types Flashcards

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What does “changes in law” mean?

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New legislation has been brought in which makes creates the opportunity for more/less of a particular kind of family

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What does “declining stigma” mean?

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The negative opinion or social consequences for a particular family type has decreased over time

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What does “secularisation” mean?

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Religion has less influence over society today

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What does “rising expectations of marriage” mean?

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In the past, people only wanted a marriage to fit gender roles and be financially stable. Today, people want to feel fulfilled, have adventures, be surprised, and find happiness in their marriage

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What does “changes in the position of women” mean?

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Women now have more rights and opportunities in society. They are also able to financially support themselves without needing a husband

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What does “feminist arguments” mean?

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Feminisms beliefs that society is patriarchal and marriage is oppressive have started to sway public opinion

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What does “modernity” mean?

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Modernity is the time period after the industrial revolution. It is characterised by having rules/traditions to follow, and having machinery which can easily create products

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What does “modernity” mean?

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Modernity is the time period after the industrial revolution. It is characterised by having rules/traditions to follow, and having machinery which can easily create products

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What does “individualisation” mean?

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The process of people becoming more concerned with fulfilling their personal goals/desires, rather than doing what society expects of them

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What are the factors which have contributed to the rise in divorces?

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Changes in law
Declining stigma
Secularisation
Rising expectations of marriage
Changes in the position of women
Feminist arguments
Modernity and individualisation

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What does “changes in the position of women” mean?

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Women now have more rights and opportunities in society. They are also able to financially support themselves without needing a husband

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What does “modernity” mean?

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Modernity is the time period after the industrial revolution. It is characterised by having rules/traditions to follow, and having machinery which can easily create products

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What does “fear of divorce” mean?

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Divorce is such a difficult process that it is putting people off getting married in the first place

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What does “limited finances” mean?

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Couples may not have the money needed to live together, e.g. they cannot afford a mortgage

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