Lecture 7: the good and the bad in social relationships Flashcards

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Associational solidarity

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frequency and patterns of interaction

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Affectual solidarity

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positive sentiments held about family

members

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3
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Consensual solidarity

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degree of agreement on values,

attitudes and beliefs

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4
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Functional solidarity

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degree of helping and exchanges of

resources

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5
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Normative solidarity

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strength of commitment to fulfilling

familial roles and meeting familial obligations

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6
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Structural solidarity

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opportunity structure for family

interaction (e.g. health, proximity)

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7
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solidarity paradigm

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criticism on the overly positive view on parent-child ties

  • solidaruty puts emphasis on consensus and positive sentiment in family
  • negative aspects of intergenerational ties are simply frames as a lack of solidarity
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8
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family conflict persepective

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conflict is a normal spect of family relations

- solidarity and conflict don’t represent a single continuum from high solidarity to high conflict: it’s separate

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9
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definition of ambivalence

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designates contradictions in relationships between parents and adult offspring that can’t be reconciled

the presence of both positive and negative perceptions of the parent-child relationship by an individual

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10
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sociological ambivalence:

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contradictory normative expectations that occur in institutional resources and requirements

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Psychological ambivalence:

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contradictions in cognitions, emotions and motivations towards the same person (at subjective individual level)

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results article ambivalence fingerman, hay & birditt)

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  • kin more often ambivalent than non-kin
  • all close ties contain some conflict, doesn’t have to affect relationships on a whole
  • coworkers listed as most conflictual
  • the older, the less ambivalent feelings
  • ambivalent is not necessarly problematic
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results article peer-pressure

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  • more popularity, more peer pressure
  • more peer pressure, more peer conformity
  • more general conformity, less peer pressure and conformity
  • girls have it less, but young adults in general more
  • related to risk behavior and lower well-being
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results article positive and negative evaluations of caregiving

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caregiver burden indicator of the care context and care activities, linked to objective stressors

  • spouses: high level of burden, personal bond important
  • children: more choice and vary in commitment, personal bond
  • other: less intense care, less positive evaluations
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