Sociology - year 1 Flashcards

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1
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Domestic violence stat

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In March 2022 1.5 million cases of domestic violence reported by English and Welsh police

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2
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How many women initiate divorces in a marriage?

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2/3 rds

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3
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participation of husbands in housework

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15%

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4
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participation of husbands in childcare

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25% but only in pleasurable tasks

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5
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Dex and Ward stat

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Only 1% of fathers took responsibility for their child when they got sick

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6
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Women’s unpaid domestic labor accounts to…

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£700 billion

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7
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Kan stat

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For every £10,000 a woman earns she does less than 2 hours of housework per week

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2019 labour force shown…

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2019 labor force showed that 3 in 10 women reduce working hours in comparison to 1 in 20 men for childcare provision

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9
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Elizabeth Bott?

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  • Distinguishes 2 types of roles in a marriage

segregated and joint conjugal roles

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10
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inflation/cost of living crisis 2023

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The annual inflation rate was 6.3% downplays New right culture of dependency

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since the 2000’s fathers have had a higher employment rate…

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since 2000’s fathers had a higher employment rate than men without dependent children

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12
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Nordqvist and Smart donor-conceived children stat

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since 1991 more than 35,000 children in the UK born as a result of donor conception

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13
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5 types of relationships that individuals regard as significant

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  • fictive kin
  • relationship with pets
  • relationships with dead relatives
  • relationship with friends
  • gay and lesbian chosen families
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14
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Domestic violence stat for males

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more than 40%of domestic violence victims are male

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David Cheal

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police may be reluctant to investigate cases, viewed as taboo to be involved in the family.

family is private
family generally viewed as a good thing, the darker side ignored

Individuals are “free agents”- if experiencing abuse are “free to leave”

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domestic violence is perceived as a ….. crime and defined in a …… context. Men are innately perceived as the …. whilst women are stereotypically viewed as…..

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domestic violence is perceived as a gendered crime and defined in a heterosexual context. Men are innately perceived as the perpetrators whilst women are stereotypically viewed as the victims.

17
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Wilkinson and Pickett ( domestic violence)

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see domestic violence as a result of economic hardship, lack of money, social stress

18
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Explanation of domestic violence (2)

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patriarchal ideas (radical feminism)
materialistic explanations ( economic factors)

19
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Yearnshire domestic violence stat

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on average a woman suffers 35 assaults before making a report

20
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2 Aftereffects of domestic violence which is unfair to men

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counter allegations
lack of child custody and child contact

21
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Aliyah Dar

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Domestic violence is a generalised concept
difficult to categorize
some abuse is continuous (living under constant threat)
victims cant “number” instances

22
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Ansara and Hindin

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women suffer more severe violence with more serious psychological effects

women are more likely to be fearful of their partners

23
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Radical feminists on domestic violence and male domination in state institutes

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  • men are the perpetrators
  • male domination of state institutions helps to explain the lack of police interfering in the home (LINK TO YEARNSHIRE AND DAVID CHEAL)
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Counterarguments to radical feminists / domestic violence in general

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  • doesn’t acknowledge men (built on a social construct)
  • not all men are aggressive (not all families are dysfunctional)
  • Fail to explain female violence including child abuse by women and abuse in lesbian relationships
  • Arguments of feminists are built on social constructs attacking men, ironic because they advocate against the patriarchy, is patriarchy a social construct?
  • Dismiss how time has affected rates of domestic violence, after 2nd wave feminism “Marital rape clause” significant decrease of d.v in society
25
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Attack on masculinity (domestic violence)

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Men aren’t allowed to be in the vulnerable positions according to society, men who are breadwinners, and instrumental role are increasingly attacked by feminists, traditional roles are labelled to be oppressive, increased speculations of domestic violence e.c.t

26
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Coleman ( domestic violence)

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women more likely than men to experience d.v
2 women a week are killed by a partner/former partner

27
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Dobash and Dobash (domestic violence)

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violent incidents occur to women challenging men, “attack on authority”
marriage legitimates violence against women

28
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Selbourne (domestic violence)

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