key terms Flashcards

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beanpole family

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a family that is vertically extended but not horizontally extended e.g grandparents, parents, children not aunts, uncles, cousins

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2
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birth rate

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number of births per thousand of the population per yer

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3
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conjugal roles

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roles played by husband and wife.
segregated- husband is bread winner and wife is home maker and leisure time is spend separately.
joint - both perform roles and spent leisure times together

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4
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control group

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control group is not exposed to variable wheras an experimental group is

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5
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cultural deprevation

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working class are inadequate socialised and lack the right culture needed for educational success

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culture

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things learned and shared by society or a group of people

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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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dependency ratio

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relationship between working population and non working population

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domestic labour

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work performed in the house e.g cooking, cleaning

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dual burden

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when a person is responsible for paid work and unpaid work

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empty shell marriage

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couple continue to live under the same roof but as separate individual

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12
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expressive role

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caring homemaker role in the family

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13
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extended family

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a group of kin (people related by blood) extended beyond nuclear family

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14
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family structure

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a group of people that live together as a family unit

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15
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fertility rate

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average pf children women will have during their fertile years

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feminism

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sociological perspective and political movement that focuses on women’s oppression and the struggle to end it

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household

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a group of people that live together and share meals, bills, chores etc

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infant mortality rate

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number of infants who die before their first birthday , per thousand live births per year

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instrumental role

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the breadwinner role in the family

20
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life expectancy

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how long on average people who are born in a given year can expect to live

21
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living apart together

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couples in a significant relationship but not married or cohabiting

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marxism

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a conflict based on the ideas of Karl Marx. it sees society as divided into two opposed classes

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migration

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involves the movement of people from place to place

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modernism

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believe that society gas a fairly clear cut, predictable structure

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natural change

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difference between the number of births and deaths, resulting in natural decrease or increase

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net migration

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difference between the number of immigrants to emigrants

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norms

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social rules, expectations or standards

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nuclear familt

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two generation family of a man and woman and their dependent children (own or adopted)

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patriachy

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society based on male domination

30
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primary data

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information collected first hand by sociologists

31
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postmodernism

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a perspective that rejects the modernists’ belief in progress

32
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re constituted family

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a step family

33
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role

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how someone who occupies a particular status

34
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socialisation

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process of which and individual leans the culture of society

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status

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a position in society
ascribed- born with it
achieved- result of their effort

36
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symmetrical family

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nuclear family with more equal and joint conjugal roles

37
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triple shift

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paid work, house work and emotional work

38
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values

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ideas, beliefs about general principles