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| an economic and legal contract between 2 individuals of the opposite sex over a long period of time |
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| husband having multiple wives |
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| wife having multiple husbands |
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| marriage is ____________ related |
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| marrying outside one's group |
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| marrying inside one's group |
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| marrying someone with shared beliefs, values, attitudes, etc. |
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| higher endogamy = (+ or -) successful marriage |
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| female dominated marriage |
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| middle class white families are often (matriarchal or patriarchal)? |
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lineality
patrilineal
matrilineal |
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tracing ancestry
male line of descent
female line of descent |
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| living with husband's parents |
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| living with wife's parents |
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| living in a new location after marriage, with noone's parents |
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| the american white middle class family is (patri/matriarchal), (patri/matrilineal) and (patri/matri/neolocal)? |
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matriarchal
patrilineal
neolocal |
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| blood related, more adults than kids, works well in farming cultures, multi-generational!!! |
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| children and blood relatives are marginal; came into existance in the industrial age |
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| lends sense of belonging/identity, high level of emotion, frequent contact, serves a social function:security and socialization of child. |
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| no emotional close constant contact,etc... |
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| division of labor, everyone knew what they had to do, old days |
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| family as secondary group |
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| nowdays, interaction with peer groups, both parents work, family members now have multiple socialization groups outside the home.... family can become a secondary group |
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| change and the futile cycle |
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| keeps large populations in check, life follows nature, not much change, where you're born in society is where you stay |
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| KARL MARX AND CONFLICT THEORY |
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| chaos causes disagreement, person A has a thesis, person B and antithesis, they compromise and come to a synthesis, the cycle repeats itself |
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| change occurs on a step by step basis, like going up steps |
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| schools reflect the ____ of a culture |
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evolutionary.
occurs when majority of individuals assume new status and play new roles |
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Revolutionary.
occurs when values and ideas guiding normal behavior are altered by new discoveries, etc. |
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| alvin toffler's future shock |
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| rate of technology increases so fast it doesnt allow for values to change as well. so social/personal change lags behind technological change |
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| Charles Reich's greeting of america |
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| people adjust their own values but social institutions have not yet, so social institutions lag behind personal change |
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| Marshal mclaughan: what was his theories? |
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theories on effects of the media:
THE WAY YOU TELL SOMEONE SOMETHING DETERMINES HOW THEY WILL REACT! (SEE MEDIA TYPES) |
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| tactile, sensual, emotional, all at once to communicate, pre literate |
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| written society, sequential, one thought at a time |
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Hot: printed word, produces an individual reaction (lunear)
Cool: tv, produces group reaction (aural) |
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| MASLOW'S THEORY OF CHANGE |
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Pyramid of needs.
now a beaker heated by culture. Culture creates noise which fuels your behavior, therefore SOCIETY IS INDUCING BEHAVIOR |
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| used to trace medical and familial histories |
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| futile, conflict, developmental |
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post figurative
co figurative
pre figurative |
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| non literate, knowledge passed from parent generation to child generation |
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| knowledge learned by all generations at the same time |
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knowledge passed from child generation to parent generation
our culture! |
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