Feminist Approach
The feminist approach challenged the vison of the family as ________
harmonious and protective
The process by which children learn their society's cultural norms
Primary socialization
This form of marriage is characterized by two partners married to each other, and is the only legal form of marriage in America.
Monogamy
The typical American family is made up of a mother, father, and children who live with their parents. True or false?
False. There is no "typical" family structure in America.
These are ties between individuals, established through marriage, lines of descent, or adoption.
Kinship
Caregiving for sick and elderly family members is an example of this key theme of the feminist theory
A caring activity
The theory that families preform important tasks that contribute to society's basic needs and help perpetuate social order
functionalsim
This form of marriage allows either the husband or wife to have more than one spouse.
Polygamy
This form of family is characterized by 2 adults living in a household with their own, or adopted children.
Nuclear family
This is a family group consisting of more than 2 generations living with or near each other.
Extended family
Domestic violence is a key example of this theme
Unequal power relationships
Jonny's mom tells him to stop climbing in his seat and makes him sit down and be quiet.
Primary socialization
These are the two types of polygamy, based on whether the husband or wife is allowed to have multiple spouses.
Polygyny (husband has multiple wives)
Polyandry (wife has multiple husbands)
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This is the definition for the arrangement where a couple lives together in a sexual relationship without being married.
Cohabitation
The feminist approach made the newfound focus on ______
The woman's experience in the domestic household.
This refers to the role of the family in emotionally assisting its adult members
Personality stabilization
This is the belief in romantic attachment as a basis for marriage ties.
Affective individualism
This type of family is characterized by children living with one remarried parent, and their spouse who is not the children's parent.
Stepfamily
Families of orientation and families of procreation are the two types of _ Families.
Nuclear
The male breadwinner and the female homemaking and childrearing model in a household is an example of this functionalist theme
Division of labor
Parsons thought the _____ family was best equipped to handle the demands of an industrial society. This is because one adult could work and the other could stay home and care for the children.
nuclear
When a married couple lives with or near the brides parents or grooms parents, the arrangement is _ or _.
Matrilocal or Patrilocal
True or false: a majority of children from divorced parents experience serious long term problems from their parents' divorce.
False
Give an example of a nuclear family in today's society.
Mom, dad, two kids.