Modernist Views On Family Diversity Flashcards

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What does the new right state about diversity?

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It states diversity exists and that it is bad

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What family type is perceived to perform vital functions for society?

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Nuclear family

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New right view the traditional patriarchal family as…

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Ideal and biologically natural

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What are the new right views on lone parents and same sex family’s?

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Against family diversity

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New right States: lone parent family’s have become increasingly 1)__________ on benefits, making the 2)____ burden increase for the 3)_________ _______ population.

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1) dependent
2) tax
3) working class

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Name 2 reasons the new right has against lone parent family’s

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1) they use benefits- which increases tax rate for the working class
2) children grow up with no male role model

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What is the new right in favour of?

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Cutting welfare benefits to encourage the conventional nuclear family

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What has the law changes in divorce making divorce easier to obtain resulted in?

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More single parent family’s

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What are the new right views on marriage?

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Seen as a positive thing

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What are the new right view on cohabitation?

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Seen as a negative thing

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What are the new right view on divorce?

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Seen as a negative thing

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Why is the new right in favour of marriage?

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Marriage offered a stable environment to bring up children

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Name a negative consequence of a broken family:

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1) educational failure
2) crime
3) increase chance of family breakdown in adulthood

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What is the main argument feminists make about the family?

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Woman are oppressed and treated unequally

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Which group is in favour of same sex couple So? Why?

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Feminists

Because the couples are more equal

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What do feminists state about diversity?

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It states diversity exists and that it is good

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What are the feminist views on cohabitation? Why?

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Seen as a positive thing as it allows woman to weigh up relationship and leave if it is oppressive

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Radical 1)________ see same 2)____ cohabitation as a way for woman to escape 3)___________ family structures.

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1) feminists
2) sex
3) patriarchal

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What are the feminists views on single parenthood?

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Seen as a positive thing as it offers independence

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The influence on feminism has increased in the amount what 3 family types?

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1) same sex
2) single parents
3) singletons

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What is Chester’s (1985) theory on diversity?

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Diversity exists but it is a snapshot in time

Meaning diversity is exaggerated as statistics offer a misleading snapshot picture of a single moment in time

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Chester claims the nuclear family is still 1)_________

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1) dominant

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Chester states most people are 1)___ 2)___________ to live in alternative family’s to the 3)_________ family.

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1) not
2) choosing
3) nuclear

23
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Evidence that little has changed:

Cohabitation is…

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A temporary phase before marriage

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Evidence that little has changed:

Most divorcees…

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Remarry

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Evidence that little has changed:

Most adults…

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Marry and have children

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Diversity is…

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Widespread

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Parsons (1955) states the nuclear family does what?

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1) dominate modern societies

2) carry out vital functions to help maintain social order and stability