the family in society - 2020 Flashcards
give an account of the historical development of the family in Ireland from the middle of the twentieth century to the present day(structure - post industrial)
move away from the rural extended family to the urban nuclear family, families had to move from rural locations to industrial towns and cities in order to find employment
give an account of the historical development of the family in Ireland from the middle of the twentieth century to the present day(structure- modern day)
nuclear family is still the maintop of family in Ireland. new types of families are now evident, e.g. one parent, unplanned pregnancies
give an account of the historical development of the family in Ireland from the middle of the twentieth century to the present day(marriage- post industrial)
people chose their own partners based on romantic love and compatibility. couples were much closer and focused on fulfilling their partners emotional needs. more love than economic benefit
give an account of the historical development of the family in Ireland from the middle of the twentieth century to the present day(marriage- modern day)
couples continue to base their choices of companion on romantic love. cultural changes and a more secular society has made it more acceptable for couples to cohabit rather then marry and to separate, divorce and remarry. same sex couples can now marry(16th November 2015)
outline the roles and responsibilities of family members and explain how these roles evolve through the life cycle of the family(children)
learning to behave n a socially acceptable way. e.g. having manners and showing respect for others. parents pass on this knowledge either formally by instruction or informally by example, e.g. children mirror parents behaviour
outline the roles and responsibilities of family members and explain how these roles evolve through the life cycle of the family(parents)
providing a safe, loving and caring environment for family members so that their emotional needs are met
outline the roles and responsibilities of family members and explain how these roles evolve through the life cycle of the family(grandparents)
helping their children financially e.e.g paying a deposit for a hous, due to the high cost of living
discuss the importance of good communication within the family(1)
helps clarify rules and expectations- without communication, family members do not know what is expected from them, which may lead to conflict
discuss the importance of good communication within the family(2)
helps build trust among family members-if family member feel able to express their views, worries or anxieties, they will build trust with one another
discuss the importance of good communication within the family(3)
develops listening skills-if parents can communicate by listening and speaking without shouting, it teaches children to do the same, which can benefit their relationship in the future