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Being aware of individual biography and social history
Being aware of self in relationship to society |
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an organized part of human social existance that is reinforced over time by norms and values
Examples: family, education, political system, economic system, media, religion, ect. |
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| union between people that unites partners sexually, socially, and economically |
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| multiple spouses or partners |
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| Man with 2 or more wives (sororal is married to 2 sisters) |
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| woman with 2 or more husbands (fraternal is married to 2 brothers) |
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| stable group of people bound by ties of blood, marriage, adoption, or sexually expressive relationship; or who live together and provide economic and emotional support |
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| Mom, Dad, kids (must have children). Legal and heterosexual. |
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| extended/ multtigenerational family |
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a tool used to understand, describe, and explain the world
a lens or theoretical framework |
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Society works in different components that work together, compliment, and balance each other
Family is meant for procreation and development
Manifest and latent functions
Every person in the family has a role which helps the family as a unit, and the unit has a role in larger society. ROLES ROLES ROLES |
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Means to maintain kinship
Motivation to stay in marriage
Emotional needs
Maintains capitalism |
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| Family Development Theory |
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AKA: Family life cycle, life course perspective, family careers perspective
Families go through stages. Transitions are important in affecting the development of a family. |
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People look for mates to maximize their chances for a rewarding relationship
Similar level of rewards in each person= stable relationship
Stimulus, Value, Role |
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Society exists though social construction of reality
Looking Glass Self: How I see myself depends on how I think others see me
Dramaturgy= life is like a drama production |
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| How I see myself depends on how I think others see me |
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biological, physiological, genetic
Maintenance of dichotomy is social! |
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Gender is a central principle of social organization
What is the perspective of women?
Motherhood is socially constructed, believe motherhood mystique is harmful to all members of the family. |
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Biology always plays some role in social life
Families protect each other to keep genes in the gene pool.
Look for mate to provide protection, resources, offspring, etc. |
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Expectation that motherhood fulfills you as a woman
Work assigned to mothers fits together in a non-conflicting manner
To be a good mother a woman must enjoy her mothering role
Attitude about mothering will affect children
HARMFUL TO ALL MEMBERS OF FAMILY |
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Women are more likely to enter into a hookup in order to establish a relationship
Membership is important for frats but not sororities
Vague definitions of hookups let both men and women make it look like less/more happened than actually did
Perception of what people are doing can be a norm more than what people are actually doing |
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demands and directives as opposed to explanation
absolute obedience
physical punishment used to control behavior
associated with working class, minorities |
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no demands and no expectations
few rules, gives children independence
freedom to express themselves, downplays conformity |
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| authoritative (democratic) |
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children are encouraged to be independent
focus on positive reinforcement as opposed to punitive discipline
blend of permissive and authoritarian
most present in white, upper and middle class |
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