//Couples Flashcards
(45 cards)
Give two examples of patriarchy in the Victorian family.
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According to Parsons, what is an instrumental and expressive role?
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According to Parsons, what is the difference between the instrumental and expressive roles based on?
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Which other perspective would share the same view on couples as Parsons?
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Give two criticisms of Parsons.
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Define a segregated and conjugal role.
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According to Young and Wilmott, which social class is more likely to have segregated conjugal roles?
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Explain what is meant by the ‘march of progress’ view.
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Give three characteristics of a symmetrical family.
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According to Young and Wilmott, which couples are most likely to be symmetrical?
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Identify four social changes that have encouraged the rise of a symmetrical family.
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Why do feminists reject the ‘march of progress’ view?
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How does Oakley criticise Young and Wilmott?
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Brielfy outline Oakley’s findings on men’s involvement in housecare and childcare.
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What did Boulton find in relation to men’s involvement in childcare?
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Give two examples of sex-typing tasks.
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In which type of couple is the most domestic work usually shared?
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In which type of couple is the domestic work most unequally shared?
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According to Boulton, women take responsibility for children’s security and well-being. How is
this view supported by Ferri and Smith?
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According to Boulton, women take responsibility for children’s security and well-being. How is
this view supported by Dex and Ward?
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According to Boulton, women take responsibility for children’s security and well-being. How is
this view supported by Braun, Vincent and Ball?
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Define ‘emotion work’.
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What three activities make up the ‘triple shift’?
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According to Southerton, why do mothers today face greater difficulties in trying to organise
quality time?
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