Unit 1 : Families & Househ

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Family
A group of people who are related by kinship ties
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Household
A person living alone or a group of people who live at the same address and share living arrangements
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Functionalists
See the family as beneficial to society , contributing to a social stability and providing practical and emotional support
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Functionalism : Socialising
The family socialises children into shared norms and values leading to social harmony and stability.
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Functionalism : The male role
The family helps to maintain a stable society through the sexual division of labour . They perform "instrumental" roles
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Functionalism : The female role
The woman should be providing warmth and emotional support
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Functionalism : Parsons
Parsons argues the family has lost many of it functions through the process of structural differentiation
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Structural differentiation
The way functions are transferred to other specialised institutions such as the welfare state and healthcare
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Social mobility
Higher rates of social mobility make it easier to move up or down the social scale
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Meritocracy
where success is possible through people’s own efforts and skill, rather than family connections
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New Right : Gender roles
They support a traditional heterosexual nuclear family with traditional family values