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Changing Family Forms
Concept that examines how families evolve in response to socioeconomic, cultural, and demographic forces.
Sociological Perspective
An approach in sociology that analyzes the relationships between individuals and larger social forces.
Demographic Forces
Statistical factors such as birth rates, marriage rates, and aging populations that influence societal structures.
Family Sociology
The study of family structures, dynamics, and the social implications of family life.
Quantitative Perspective
An analytical approach that utilizes statistical data to examine social phenomena.
Marriage Rates
The frequency at which marriages occur within a specific population, often expressed per 1,000 individuals.
Median Age at First Marriage
The age at which half of the individuals in a population have married for the first time.
Diverse Household Types
Varieties of living arrangements that include married couples, single parents, and non-family groups.
Fertility Rate
The average number of children born to a woman over her lifetime, often used as an indicator of population growth.
Public Opinion on Family
Collective attitudes and beliefs held by the general public regarding family structures and dynamics.
Family as a Social Institution
The role of families in society governed by social norms, expectations, and laws.
Personal Family
The group of people an individual considers family based on emotional connections rather than legal definitions.
Legal Family
A family recognized by law, typically defined by birth, marriage, or adoption.
Social Roles
Expected behaviors and duties associated with a particular position within the family, such as 'parent' or 'child'.
Micro-Macro Interaction
The relationship between individual experiences and larger societal trends in sociological analysis.
