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Families and individ
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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Name all the types of familes possible. | Nuclear family, Same gender families, Single parent, Adopted/ foster family |
| What is anthropology? | study of all human cultures from a holistic approach and how each culture cotributes to the make up of hummanity |
| Explain what functionalism is? | a method for understanding how social institutions fill social needs. |
| Who uses the funtionalism theory? and what did he believe? | Robert K. Merton. Believed that not all institutions contribute positivly to society |
| What is the structuralism? name some reaearchers who use this method? | meaning is produced and reproduced withen a culture through activities and various practices eg. valentines day in north america. |
| Define cultural Materialism. | Human existence is a response to the diverse and complex problems that exist withen society. |
| Define Sociology. | studies the actions of of memebers withen a specfic society. |
| What theory did Karl Marx study? | Sociology |
| What is the feminist theory? | Look at soceiety through the eyes of women. Deal with the payment difference between men and woman and the oversexualsation of women |
| What did Eric Eriksonbelieve? | that at certain stages in an individuals life there are tasks that must be met in order to have a healthy development. |
| Explain Erik Eriksons phychosocial development stages. | Ttorust vs Mistrust birth-one), Autonomy vs. Guilt (3-6), Industry vs. inferiority (6- puberty), Identity vs Role confusion (Adolescence), Intimacy vs. Isolation (18-35), Generativity vs. Stagnation (35-55), Ego integrity vs. Despair (60+) |
| Define Acheivement theroist | believe that the need to achieve may be inherited also by how the child is brought up. |
| What are gender roles? | dutities and obligations assigned to an individual based on their gender. |
| Name two ways someone may become married? | Free choice marriage or arranged marriage. |
| What does cohabitate mean? | common law couples. |
| What are two forms of Marriage? | Polygamy and Monogamy |
| What does the social exchange theory consists of? | intrested in the social influences on the individua interactions. Believe that people find mates because they are attracted to different types of people |
| What does the smymbolic interractionism conist of? | believe that we choose a mate based on their idelized image of a perfect partner. |
| Define Social Homogamy. | people who are attracated to to each other who share similar attributes. |
| Define propinquinty. | proximaty or nearness |
| Explain Robert Sternberg's theory of love. | Intimacy, passion, commitment |
| List the stages of an intimate relationship. | 1.Romantic Ideal 2.Conflict and instability 3.Compromise and stability |
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