tracy reynolds (2002)

Question 1

what does Reynolds reject?

Answer 1

lone-parent black Caribbean families having no father figure - not all matrifocal - divseity

Question 2

Jamaican families are less…

Answer 2

conformist to traditional models

Question 3

where are nuceur families more common?

Answer 3

Barbados

Question 4

what does this explain?

Answer 4

higher rate of lone-parent famous from black carribean families - used to critiqued views of absentee in black families

Question 5

visiting relationships do not inform to…?

Answer 5

western ideas of relationships

Question 6

what does it mean that visiting relationships do no fir the western ideas of relationships?

Answer 6

do not fit neatly in definitions of households - neither cohabit or lone-parent

Question 7

what are visiting relationships often closer to ?

Answer 7

common law families or nuclear families

Question 8

in caribbean ilasnds tradition of marriage has what?

Answer 8

differing levels of relevance

Question 9

who is this further supported by?

Answer 9

Berthold et al (2000)

Question 10

what did Berthold et al suggest?

Answer 10

that black caribbean families are most adaptive to change - more black carribeam ,ales in ,oxed ethnicity parternships

Question 11

how many black Caribbean males are in mixed ethnicity partnerships?

Answer 11

48%

Question 12

what is meant by visiting relationships?

Answer 12

family headed by a female who has a male partner who plays a full and active role in the family when he is in the family home

Question 13

matrifocal families

Answer 13

families led by and centred on females