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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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