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Family - Murdock 1949
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A social group characterised by common residence, economic co-operation and reproduction. It involves adults of both sexes, at least two of whom maintain a socially approved sexual relationship, and one or more children, own or adopted, of the sexually cohabiting adults.
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Monogamy
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One husband married to one wife. E.g. most industrial societies.
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Polygyny
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One husband married to more than one wife. E.g. some pacific islandd and muslim societies.
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Polyandry
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One wife married to more than one husband. E.g. parts of Borneo.
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Household
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Consists of a person living alone, or two or more people who share the same residence and housekeeping.
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Kinship
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Relationships based on biological or marital ties.
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Conjugal Roles
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The roles played by a male and female partner in marriage or in a cohabiting relationship. There are two types of conjugal roles:
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Segregated roles
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Where husbands and wives don't share housework, childcare, decisions and leisure time.
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Joint roles
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Where husbands and wives share housework, childcare, decisions and leisure time.
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