Types Of Familes Flashcards

(14 cards)

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What does a nuclear family consist of?

A

A father, a mother and at least one child.

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What was the most common type of family in 2013?

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Nuclear family.

4.7 million (ONS).

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Which type of family has decreased since 1996?

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Nuclear family.

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What is an extended family?

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Families that include kin (relatives).
Can be extended to include multiple generations living together or multiple families from the same generation living together.

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In 2013 what percentage of households were multi-family households?

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Less than 1% of households (ONS).

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What is the percentage of lone-parent families is the parent the mother?

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91%

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In 2013 how many lone-parent families were there in the UK?

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1.9 million and this rose from 1.8 million in 2003.

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What is a reconstructed family?

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It is a family created when a couple come together and form a family including at least one child from a previous relationship.

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What are reconstructed families sometimes called?

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Step-families.

Blended families.

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10
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How many reconstructed families were there in 2011 in England and Wales?

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544,000

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11
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When were gays allowed to form civil partnerships?

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2005

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When was same-sex marriage legalised?

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2013

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How many civil partnerships were there in 2013?

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8,000

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Why does Eric Klienenberg (2013) think more people are living alone?

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The cult of the individual.
Communication revolution.
Ageing population.

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