Lanzack --> Family

Question 1

Gender Roles

Answer 1

Historically assigned women caregiving and homemaking, men as primary breadwinners.

Question 2

Economic Independence

Answer 2

> Result of women entering workforce, pursuing higher education, and gaining autonomy.
Dependence on marriage for financial stability, reduced due to increased economic independence.

Question 3

Autonomy

Answer 3

Independence and self-governance, often achieved through economic independence.

Question 4

Higher Divorce Rates

Answer 4

Result of women’s increased independence, leading to more divorces initiated by women.

Question 5

Individualization

Answer 5

Emphasis on personal fulfillment and happiness, leading to prioritization of individual needs over societal expectations

Question 6

Changing Gender Roles:
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Historically, women were primarily responsible for ______________ and homemaking, while men were expected to be the primary __________________.
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Women have gained greater ______________ independence and autonomy, reducing their reliance on _______________ for financial stability.
In recent decades, there has been a significant shift in gender roles, with more women entering the ______________ and also pursuing higher _______________.
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The changing gender roles have contributed to higher _____________ rates as women are more likely to ____________ divorces when they have the means to support themselves independently.

Answer 6

caregiving
breadwinners
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economic
marriage
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workforce
education
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divorce
initiate
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Question 7

Individualization:
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Current society places a strong emphasis on individualism and personal _______________.
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Marriage is no longer seen as a societal duty, but rather as a personal choice that should contribute to individual _____________.
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The shift towards individualization has led to higher divorce rates as individuals seek to prioritize their own happiness and fulfillment above traditional societal expectations of marriage.

Answer 7

fulfillment
.
happiness
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Question 8

Item C

Answer 8

Highlights significant transformations in family formation and growing uncertainty faced by young people in the UK regarding personal choices in family life.

Question 9

Changing Norms and Values

Answer 9

Considerable shifts in attitudes towards marriage, cohabitation, divorce, and alternative family arrangements, reflecting departure from traditional expectations.

Question 10

Secularisation

Answer 10

Decline in religious influence, impacting attitudes towards marriage, increasing cohabitation and LAT’s, divorce, and alternative family structures.

Question 11

Reconstituted families

Answer 11

Parents forming new relationships after divorce, reflecting changing perceptions of family dynamics.

Question 12

Civil partnership

Answer 12

Legal recognition of partnerships, contributing to greater inclusivity and recognition of varied family structures.

Question 13

same-sex marriage

Answer 13

Legal recognition contributing to greater inclusivity and recognition of varied family structures.

Question 14

Social stigma (shame)

Answer 14

Decline in stigma associated with divorce and non-traditional family forms, leading to an increase in reconstituted families and single-parent households.

Question 15

Family diversity

Answer 15

Result of declining social stigma and legal recognition, empowering individuals to pursue varied family arrangements.

Question 16

Societal acceptance

Answer 16

Increased acceptance of diverse family forms, with challenges remaining in achieving full equality and recognition for all familial arrangements.