Studied by 3 people
Ideas of developmental idealism
________ have contributed to substantial and important family change in the past 200 years.
Mortality decline
Predictor of the decline in fertility
Inalieable rights
________ of freedom, equality, and consent= attached to all human relationships.
Great family transition
Development was seen as the process that transformed traditional families into modern ones
Ethnocentrism
Northwest Europe viewed itself as the pinnacle of development
Developmental idealism
Ideas of ______ _____ informed government policies/programs and citizens thinking
Has a very long history
it was influential in ancient Greece and Rome
Problem
limited historical data
Reading history sideways
historical geography that substituted variations across space for variations across time, thereby converting spatial heterogeneity into homogenous development
Ethnocentrism
northwest Europe viewed itself as the pinnacle of development
1500s-1600s
Acosta, Hobbes, Locke
1700s
Smith, Rousseau, Voltaire, Millar, Trugot, Condorcet, Hume, Ferguson, Maltus
1800s
Comte, Tyler, Maine, Morgan, Spencer, Marx, Durkheim, Westermarck, Le Play
The great family transition
development was seen as the process that transformed traditional families into modern ones
Ideas of developmental idealism
informed government policies/ programs and citizens thinking
Devalopmental idealims
ideational framework
South and Central America
program for the Christianization
China and Soviet Union
based on Marxs ideology
Mass media
mechanism for diffusion
History
The developmental paradigm has very long ______ since it was influential in ancient Greece and Rome
Change
The developmental paradigm sees _______ as natural, uniform, necessary, and directional
Studies, ethnography
scholars collected their data through community _____ and _____
Reading history sideways
Historical geography that substituted variations across space for variations across time, thereby converting spatial heterogeneity into homogenous development
Low
Northwest society saw other societies as having a ______ status for women
Myth
The great family transition was a _____
Judging
Northwest Europe became the standard for ______
Future
Developmental idealism provided a model for the ______
Ideational
Developmental idealism is an _____ framework
Indigenous
In colonies, the developmental paradigm undermined _______ family forms
Diffusion
Mass media is a mechanism for _______
Change
The developmental paradigm is a model of _____ that has been applied at the individual, organizational, and societal levels
Growth, decline
Human beings have stages of _____ + _____
Cycle
Societies have life ______ stages
Progressing
All societies have different speed of _____
Ordered, trajectory
Reading history sideways _____ contemporary societies along the _____ of development
Least
The societies that were different from Europe were seen as _____ developed
Northwest Europe
____ _____ societies were less family-organized and more individualistic
Family, modern
Development would transform _____ systems outside northwest Europe from traditional to ______
Modern
The substantial decline in marital fertility was due to _____ fertility
1800
Almost all the substantial changes occurred after, not before, the early _____s
Legitimacy
The developmental histories provided criteria for evaluating the ______ and value of the many existing ways of organizing human society
Relationships
Inalienable rights of freedom, equality, and consent are attached to all human _____
Christianization
In South and Central America there were programs for the _____
Family
The Developmental Paradigm created the _____ planning movement
Education
There was an expansion of mass _____ accounting for most of family changes
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