The Family & It’s functions: Flashcards

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WHAT ARE THE 6 FUNCTIONS OF FAMILY?

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1) Physical care
2) Reproduction/procreation
3) Socialization
4) Social Control
5) Economic - Production of Goods and Services: everyone had a role in the economy
6) Affective nurturance (LOVE)

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What is PHYSICAL CARE?

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Families will provide physical care for all members: adults, children, and otherwise dependent individuals
- This includes health care, appropriate nutrition, shelter, clothing

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what is REPRODUCTION/ PROCREATION?

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To maintain a stable population a society needs to continue to generate members
(bearing of children, expanding family)

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what is SOCIALIZATION?

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Almost all our behaviour is learned (from familt: we spend the most time with them)
Process where children learn to befome human and adopt appropirate behaviours

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what is SOCIAL CONTROL?

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To maintain order in society, it is expected that families will maintain order of their members.
(to follow laws, to pay taxes)

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what is ECONOMIC?

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production, consumption, and distribution of goods and services
family is the basic economic unit in practically all societies

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what is AFFECTIVE NURTURANCE (love)

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families maintain members’ morale and encourage them to participate in society
- they provide affection and meet our emotional needs

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NUCLEAR FAMILIES

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a family with a husband, wife, and one or more biological or adopted children

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single parent families

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when one or more children live in a household headed by one parent
these families result from divorce, desertion for death of a spouse

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blended families

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contains a couple and one or more children from a previous relationship
if not biologically related to a child in the family, the parent is called a stepparent

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foster families

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children who cannot live with their parents may live in a foster family

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extended families

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a family that expands beyond the nuclear family, consisting of parents like father, mother, and their children, aunts, uncles, grandparents, cousins all live in the same household

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childfree families

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including 2 spouses without children, 3 years to be considered legal

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lone parent families

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a single mother or father, and one or more biological or adopted children
these families result from divorce, desertion for death of a spouse

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MARCO? AND WHAT THEORIES ARE IN IT

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MACRO: study the interactions between society and institutions such as the law, family, policies

SF, CONFLICT

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MICRO:

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MICRO: emphasize the relationships within individual families
SI, social exchange

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ANTHROPOLOGY

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development of human cultures and socities

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SOCIOLOGY

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study of human society that focuses on society, human social behavior, patterns of social relationships, social interaction

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SOCIAL EXCHANGE

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Social exchange theory argues that relationships are maintained through a cost-benefit analysis.