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the sharing of a household by unmarried persons who have a sexual relationship
Cohabitation
parallel to labor market where singles search for singles to marry
Based on;
Supply
Preferences
Rescources
Marriage Market
intimate relationship for its own sake that lasts only as long as both partners are satisfied.
Pure relationship:
women specialize in housework and childcare, men in paid work outside home.
Specization model: marriage market model
both spouses will contribute to the family income
Income pooling mode
workers doing personal services like education, health, care, communication, food industry, entertainment, etc.
Service Sector
face to face activity of one person meeting another one’s needs
Care Work
ability to force a person to do something when he/she earns less.
Power
Acknowledged right to control and supervise others behavior.
Authority
time spent on activities such as childrearing that are valuable only in a persons current relationship.
Relationship Specific Investment
state of having too many roles with conflicting demands
Role Overload
stressful events in one part of a persons life often spill over into other parts of his/her life
Spillover
policy allows employees to be flexible with hours w/in limits.
Flextime
low emotional support and coercive control
Authoritarian
some support with low or no control
Permissive
high levels of emotional support and indicative control
Authoritative
widely accepted rules
Norms
goals or principles that are held in high esteem by a society
Values
Sex activity in 195?
just to reproduce, only in marriage, no masturbation or oral =[, Homosexuality almost didnt exist,
What affected the normal acceptance of homosexuality?
Change in social construction
When did ppl start to realize homosexuality wasnt an illness
1970's
Keeping heterosexuality in charge, powerstruggle.
Queer Theory
Consructed group of ppl to support you/ being homosexual can be isolating, so you move on to be "family" with friends, etc.
Family of choice
What was the main model to follow in the 1950's
Bread winner -homemaker model
Who at one time choice a person's spouse?
Parents
Teachers, babysitters, lawyers are examples of ______
The Service Sector
______ ________ prior to 1960's mainly did housework, but only 2% still do this today.
Black Women
What was the major cause that changed families throughout the decades?
When women wen to work
Describe adoption before 1970
Single pregnant teenage girl gives up baby baby is takin up by white couple that is typically well off
2 most important things of socializing children?
support and control
Single parents tend to use this service for child care
Outside care
Marriage = ______ & ______
public commitment and enforcable trust
Marriage market is based on what 3 things?
Supply preferences and resources
Bread winner home-maker model began when and ended when?
19thcentury 20thcentury
___ out of every dollar for men is earned by women
80 cents
Patriarchs rule through "____ _____"
traditional authority
Parents and children influence each other: children through _____, parents through _____
behavior, decisions
Fathers influence is often ___
indirect
Regardless of times spent, ______ fathers have children who tend to develop better than those w/o fathers who are _________(i.e. actively engaged)
________ , Authoritative
Would any second adult (like Granpparent) in household provide the same benefits to children?
NO CLEAR ANSWER
________ are more likely to be raised by granparents.
Poor African Americans
social and biological factors determine human sexuality
Integrative perspective
set of sexual practices and attitudes that lead to the formation in a person's mind of his or her being heterosexual, homosexual, or bisexual
Sexual Identity
a critical standpoint that suggests a challenge to conventional understanding of sexuality
Queer Theory