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| A family made up of a father, mother and child/children. |
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| The family that contains members beynd the nuclear family. EG grandparents,aunts,uncles etc. |
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| A family that consists of one adult plus child/children |
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| Cereal Packet Family/Traditional family |
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| A family where the male does the paid work and the female is the housewife and child carer. |
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| Where males and females live separately from one another. |
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| The ideology that states that the 'normal family' is the cereal packet family. |
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| Inheritance of private property through the male line |
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| A family that doesn't benefit society or the individuals within it. |
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| When someone is only married to one person at any one time. |
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| Having more than one husband/wife at any one time |
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| When someone marries,Divorces and re-marries a number of times. |
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| People who live under the same roof |
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| When one person lives alone in a house |
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| The idea that the family is found in all societies in the world |
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| The process of learning the culture of society, which begins in the family |
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| stabilisation of the adult personality |
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| The idea that the family keeps people sane as it will always love them no matter what happens. |
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| The role of the male in the family to be the provider and go out to do paid work |
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| the role of the female in the family to provide care for the male/children by being a housewife and mother |
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| These are basic functions that will always exist, they cannot be reduced further. |
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| Respect given to a person because of the paid work they do |
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| Respect given to a person because of their position in the family |
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| Is where one aspect of a person's identity dominates perceptions of that person |
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| The idea associated with the new right that some people do not want to work and instead prefer to rely upon benefits from the welfare state. |
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| A group of workers who are taken into employment in an economic boom,then made redundant in a recession |
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| When people feel that their lives would be improved by buying material goods,eg new care, house, clothes etc. |
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| Ideological state apparatus |
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| The mechanism in society that controls our ideas and beliefs. Eg Family and education. |
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| division of labor the way that work in the home is divided |
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| The role of the husband and wife within the family |
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| Men who do housework and child care and are in touch with their 'feminine' side |
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| A family where the roles of the male and female are becoming equal/balanced |
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| Principal Of stratified Diffusion |
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| The idea that the working class always copy the way the way the middle class behave/think |
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| A family where both partners have paid work outside the home. |
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| The idea that there are many types of family in society |
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| Something that is created by society, that is not natural, eg childhood |
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| The situation where there are more people past retirement age than there are of working age |
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| When women spend their lives caring for others, their children, their ageing parents, their husbands. |
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| The legal ending of a marriage |
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| Where people are married in 'name only' and lead completely separate lives, despite living in the same house. |
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| Where two people live together without being married. |
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| Children whose parents are not married |
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| When a person has paid work but is also responsible for domestic labour. |
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| The number of live births per 1000 of the population per year |
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| The average number of children women will have during their fertile years |
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| Measures the number of infants that will die before their first birthday, per 1,000 babies born alive per year. |
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| Difference between the number immigrating and the numbers emigrating |
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| Study of the human population including size,growth,movement,density and composition |
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| Number of non-working people compared to the working members in given peopulation |
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| all key institutions are like the human body, it one fails then the others follow. |
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