Functions of a Family
The social impact of the function of the family on Canadian society is:
- Population increases
What is: The Addition of Members?
Prejudice in favour of or against one thing, person, or group compared with another, usually in a way considered to be unfair.
I would study: ideologies and religions
Who is an anthropologist?
Believes that conflict exists because of inequities in power and that power is what hold society together.
What is Conflict Theory?
Tasks include:
Navigating how to live together.
Adjusting relationships with families-of-origin and social networks to include a partner.
What is: Married couple without children?
The social impact of the function of the family on Canadian society is:
- Individuals will have skills, knowledge, values, and attitudes consistent with employability and citizenship expectations.
What is: The Socialization of Children?
Moral principles that govern a person's behavior or the conducting of an activity.
In the case of sociology, this is required in Step 5 of the Inquiry Method.
What is Ethics or Ethical Practice?
I would study: marriage traditions
Who is a sociologist?
Rejects “norms” pertaining to gender, sexuality and family life. Focuses on the need to be more fluid and accepting of various genders, orientations and sexualities.
What is Queer Theory?
Tasks include:
Learning new roles related to retirement, becoming grandparents, losing a partner, and health-related changes. Reflecting on past experiences and impact on family dynamic.
What is: Families Near the End?
The social impact of the function of the family on Canadian society is:
-Families contribute to society economically
-Families provide goods or services through skills and employment
What is: Producing and Consuming Goods and Services?
What you believe the response to your research question will be.
What is a Hypothesis?
I would study: speech and language disorders
Who is a psychologist?
Looks at how society is organized to perform its required functions. Believes that social change can negatively impact society.
What is Functionalism?
Tasks include:
Navigating adult-to-adult relationships with children.
Resolving midlife issues.
Caring for aging family members.
What is: Launching children and moving on?
The social impact of the function of the family on Canadian society is:
- Individuals will have specific roles to fulfil and citizenship expectations
What is: The Social Control of Members?
Information which describes qualities and/or characteristics.
What is Qualitative Data?
I would study: prenatal development
Who is a psychologist?
Examines how family members interact as a system. The goal is to maintain stability of the system.
Tasks include:
Disconnecting and reconnecting to one’s family while going on a journey of self discovery.
Single individuals are developing intimate relationships outside of the family unit.
What is: Young adults leaving home?
The social impact of the function of the family on Canadian society is:
- Individuals within the population stay healthy
What is: The Physical Care of Members?
The threshold of legal adulthood as recognized or declared in law.
What is: The Age of Majority?
I would study: how political differences impact family relationships and friendships
Who is a sociologist?
Believes that individuals behave is based on their perceptions of themselves and others. Considers that people define and interpret their experiences to give them meaning.
What is Symbolic Interactionism?
Tasks include:
Adjusting parent-child relationships with adolescents to provide more independence with safe limits.
Tending to parents’ midlife relationship and career issues. Flexing boundaries for children’s independence.
What is: Families with adolescents?