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| ____ % of americans say family important |
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| focus of structural family framework |
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1.Family structure: composition/individual roles
2. function of family: economic support, socialization of kids, emotional support |
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| basic notions of structural family framework |
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1.family= institution with values/norms/etc
2. structure bears consequences for members
3.interdependent parts linked as a whole
4. more unified= more harmonious
5. member need one another
6. order and predictability are goo lead to balance and consensus
7. best= nuclear
8. structure essential for social fxns |
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| research for structural family framework |
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| *consequences of structure fxns of family i.e. 17000<18 health and well being consequences; 17 developed natioons family structure vs homicide rates |
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| focus of interactionalist perspective |
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1. social interaction/exchanges of memebrs: how they interact depend on self identity and process of appropiateness
2. roles of family members: developement and maintenance
3. process of determining appropiatness: |
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| propositions of interactionalist perspective |
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1. each family= unique
2. roles developed from interactions
3. individuals create own realities |
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| research of interactionalist perspective |
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| maritial interactions; role straing; maritial satisfaction; sexual relationships; socialization of kids; couple identity |
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| focus of family development/life cycle framework |
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| 1. family change over time in predictable ways |
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| set of parts greater than whole; families have boudaris, interelated and dependent |
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