Current Family Trends & Start of Methodology

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Flashcards covering current family trends, historical family perspectives, and the methodology of family science based on lecture notes.

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Definitions of Family

Key concepts reviewed from the previous class, covering various ways a family can be understood.

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Types of Family

Categories of family described, including Origin, Procreation, and Found/Chosen families.

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Family Structure

How families are organized and composed, a recap topic from a previous lecture.

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Public Families

A historical family type where marriage strengthened community position, men often followed family professions, and children rarely contributed to financial well-being.

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The Good Wife's Guide (1955)

A document from Housekeeping Monthly outlining gender role expectations for wives in the 1950s, emphasizing domestic duties and husband's comfort.

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1950s Family Stereotypes

Societal conditions where men and women were regulated to rigid gender roles, minorities faced disenfranchisement, mental health treatment was stigmatized, and domestic violence was high.

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Median Age at First Marriage

A current family trend showing an increase in the age at which men and women first marry, a shift observed since 1890.

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Younger Generations Dating Less

A current trend indicating that Generation Z individuals are dating less during their teen years compared to previous generations.

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Children Born Within Marriage

A changing family trend showing a decreasing proportion of children born to married parents since 1940.

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Education Level and Family Trends

A specific trend where higher educated individuals are more likely to marry, less likely to divorce, more likely to have children while married, and have higher household incomes.

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Child Death Rate

An alarming trend showing an increase in the death rate for children, reaching the highest rate in 13 years by 2021.

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Firearm Injuries (Children)

The leading cause of death in children aged 1 through 19 in the U.S. since 2020.

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U.S. Teen Birth Rate

A demographic trend showing a dramatic fall over time, reaching historic lows in recent years.

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U.S. Teen Pregnancy Rate

A demographic trend that, along with birth and abortion rates, reached historic lows in 2011.

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Contraceptive Use (Adolescents)

A major factor contributing to the decline in adolescent fertility in the U.S., specifically an increase in the use of any method, multiple methods, and more effective methods.

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Family Science Methodology

The scientific approach used to study family dynamics, addressing questions about attraction, conflict resolution, and the impact of divorce on children.