Chapter 11 Flashcards
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One or both parents and children
Nuclear family
A group of people related by marriage blood or adoption
Family
Two or more adult generations of the same family who share the same economic resources and common household
Extended family
Family formed when at least one of the Partners in a marriage have been married before with kids
Blended family
Legal union between a man and a woman
Marriage
Both spouses work outside of home
Dual employment
Family we are born into
Family of orientation
Family established by marriage
Family of procreation
Marry someone similarly to oneself
Homogamy
Marriage of male/female to more than one resonate at a time
Polygamy
Marriage of one man to one woman
Monogamy
Practice of marrying outside of ones group
Exogamy
Marriage within ones own group as required by social norms
Endogamy
Practice of having one or more wife/husband
Polyandry
Marriage between people with differing social characteristics
Heterogamy
Having more than one wife
Polygyny
Family from the conflict perspective
Focus on the way family members complete and corporate
Family from the symbolic interactionist perspective
Family is from the symbolic interactionism perspective
Family from the functionalist perspective
Parents teach the child what they must learn to participate in society
Societal norms for selecting s marriage partner
Norms and laws that exist about who we may marry
Terms-
Exogamy- marrying from outside source
Endogamy- marrying in ones group or required by social norms
Homogamy- similar to you
Hetrogamy-different from you
Variety forms of marriage
Monogamy- one man to one woman
Polygamy- marriage of male/female to more than one person at a time
Polygamy- having more than one wife
Polyandry- having more than one husband
3 patterns regarding place of residence for newlyweds
Patrilocal- living with or near husband parents
Matrilocal- live with or near wife’s parents
Heolocal- married couples established residence if their own ( if finances allow this )
3 patterns of familial authority
Patriarchy- oldest living male in household
Matriarchy- oldest living female in the household
Equalitetian- both oldest male/feamLe have equal power