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Soc Unit 2

Chapter 10

TermDefinition
parenting stress hypothesis low income and crappy lives turn into stress which leads to detrimental parenting practices
Lewis Wrote "The Culture of Poverty"
The culture of poverty poor people adopt certain practices that differ from the middle class in order to survive their economic troubles
negative income tax government gave money to poverty people and wouldn't make them pay taxes until they started making a certain amount. Caused people to leave work
underclass different from mainstream in their inability to take advantage of what society has to offer and also increasingly deviant and dangerous to the rest of us
Murray Poor no different than us. Claims they victims and provided wrong long-term incentives.
Wilson argued that welfare had little effort on the labor and marriage markets in inner cities
Bell curve thesis successful parents have better genes. Few people with had genes will rise to the top
Gautreaux v. Chicago Housing Authority helped people get housing which led to better employment. did experiment on fams and randomly moved some to low and high poverty places. Kids did better teens did not
absolute poverty the point at which a households income falls below the necessary level to purchase food to physically sustain its members
relative poverty the determination of poverty based on a percentage of the median income in a given location
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