Mrs davis jones keywords

Question 1

Promiscuity

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When you have sex with a number of people

Question 2

Monogamy

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involves two people in a relationship. A relationship where you are committed to one person

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Bigamy

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Against the law to be married with more than one person

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Serial monogamy

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More than 1 person you can be in a relationship with but not at the same time

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Polygamy

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Allowed to have more than 1 partner at the same time

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Celibate

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Abstain from sex. They don’t have sex at all

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Socialisation

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The process by which an individual learns or internalises the culture of society

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Primary socialisation

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Within the family. Basic skills and values

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Secondary socialisation

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Takes place within the educational institutions. Acquisition of knowledge and skills needed for work

Question 10

Mundugumar

Answer 10

Amongst this tribe both sexes were aggressive and hated childbirth and childbearing. both treated children in a hostile and offhand way

Question 11

Arapesh

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In this tribe both sexes were gentle and passive. Women did any heavy carrying and men tried to share in the pains of childbirth with their wives by lying with them during childbirth

Question 12

Tchambul

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This tribe took responsibility for cooking, wore make-up and were generally more concerned with making themselves look attractive. Men had long hair and women had shaven heads with no makeup. Women were more aggressive and were in charge of trading and did all the sexual advances

Question 13

Social solidarity

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Where a group in society are solid. They’re integrated, cohesive and united where members feel a sense of togetherness

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Value consensus

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A shared agreement of norms and values between a group in society

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Equilibrium

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Stability. It’s where a balance is achieved by a group in society

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Pre- industrialisation

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Manual labour. Farming communities ruled

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Modern industrialisation

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Replaced with machinery. Led to urbanisation as people had to look for jobs

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Extended to nuclear

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Living without wider kin. People had to move out for industrialised work which led to fragmentation

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Specialization and structural differentiation

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As society develops and becomes increasingly complex, institutions specialize in fewer functions

Question 20

Marxism

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It sees society as divided into 2 opposed classes one which exploits the labour of the other. In capitalism society the bourgeoisie exploits the proletariat.

Question 21

Egalitarian

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Equal

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Capitalism

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Society based on individual and private ownership of wealth. It is an economic system in which trade and industry are privately owned rather than owned by the state

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Bourgeoisie

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The owners of the means of production e.g land. Marx says the ownership of production gives them political and ideological power.

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Proletariat

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The working class in capitalist society. They own no means of production and are ‘wage slaves’ forced to sell their labour-power to the bourgeoisie in order to survive.

Question 25

False consciousness

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Where the true nature of their exploited situation is distorted and they are deluded and blinded into the real nature of their problems.

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Bourgeois

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Something that reflects the lifestyle

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Matriarchal

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Female dominated society

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Patrilineal

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Male orientated. Passed down the male line. It would happen in a patriarchal society.

Question 29

Relationships with friends (internationalism)

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Who may be like a brother or sister to you.

Question 30

Fictive kin

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Close friends who are treated as relatives. An example would be your mum’s best friend who you may call auntie.

Question 31

Gay and lesbian ‘chosen families’

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Made-up of a supported network of close friends, ex partners and others who are not related to you by blood or marriage.

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Relationships with dead relatives

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who live in people’s memories and continue to shape their identities and affect their actions.

Question 33

Relationships with pets

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Tipper(2001) found in her study of children’s views of family relationships that children frequently saw their pets as part of the family.

Question 34

Social policy

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Plan or course of action introduced by the government in an attempt to solve a particular social problem.

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Profound

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Important

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Glorified

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Made to seem fantastic

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Quota

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Fixed number of people

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Sterilisation

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Medical procedure to stop women from becoming fertile.

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Truancy

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When you skive school

Question 40

Coalition

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When a party wins the election but doesn’t have enough votes to run the country on their own so they join forces with another party of their choice. e.g Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats in 2010.

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Austerity

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Trying to cut back and spend less