Changes in the extended family in the UK

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What is an extended family?

3 generations of a family

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Why do some extended families live together?

Financial

Support network

Strong family values

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In which ethnic group has extended families remained high?

Asian

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What does Parsons say?

The extended family was mostly replaced by the nuclear family in the industrial revolution

The ‘family unit’ became less important

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What are the 4 types of extended family?

Classic

Asian

Modern

Dispersed

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What is a dispersed extended family?

Contact maintained by technology and routine visits

Chamberlain: found ‘multiple’ nuclear families amongst Caribbean families, where siblings, aunties and uncles all had a dedicated role in childrearing

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Beanpole family

Made up of 3 generations but don’t have a lot of branches (children)

Less content with Aunties and Uncles

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Mason and Finch

90% of people have given or received financial help to/from a family member

Approx. 50% had provided care to a sick relative