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Life Chances

What education


where you live


what you drive


own boss vs. boss


what job you have

what effects life expectancy

longer you live- more likely to live longer


race/ethnicity


genetics


urban areas - bad


sitting all day - bad


exercise-good


being with people - good

why do we physically age?


Biological

telomeres - without the cell will fray

Personality Theory

aka continuity theory


people's personalities do not change over time, if mean/rotten in youth --> mean/rotten as an elder



Nuclear Family

1 or 2 parent(s) and their unmarried offspring

Extended Family

Everybody else in the family

Nuclear Family allows for

Individualism - allows everybody to shine and become themselves


Material comfort

Power/ authority patterns in families

Matriarchy


Patriarchy


Egalitarian

Marriage Types:

Manogamy


Serial Monogamy


Polygamy



Manogamy

1 partner

Serial Manogomy

1 partner at a time

Polygamy

multiple partners


polyandry


polygymy



polyandry

1 female to multiple males

polygymy

1 male to multiple females


--> economics - you can take on what you can pay for

Homogamy

type of mate selection - socially similar to ourselves

more likely to last longer


race/ethnicity, age, education, religion, social class



Theory of Complimentary Needs

mate with someone sociologically opposite

Matching Hypothesis

we select mates who are about the same attractiveness as we are


social support

Functionalist View of Edu.

VC: edu. vital to success of society


MF: social mobility, cultural transmission, democratic participation

Conflict View of Edu.

Hidden Curriculum


Status Quo


Cultural Capital


Credentialism

Hidden Curriculum

Unwritten/ unintended lessons, vaalues, perspectives learned in schools


--> gender roles

Status Quo

Students from poorer families v opportunities

cultural capital

^ $, children are learning outside of school- provide experience

credentialism

list of cirtifications


requires time and $


advantage those who are already advantaged


just bc good at test doesnt mean good at job

Interactionist


Dramaturgist

Roles we gain in schools