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Global Families

• Polygamy - a relationship where someone is married to more than one person.


• Monogamy - a relationship where you are married to only one person.


• Arranged Marriage - when a marriage has been planned usually by your parents for the benefit of the family.


• China One-Child Policy - a rule made by China’s government that limits couples to only one child each.

Types of Families in Britain

Nuclear - traditional heterosexual couple with their children


Reconstituted - families involving remarriages with step family members


Lone-parent - a family where the children are looked after by only one parent usually the mother


Same-sex - both the parents are the same sex


Extended - multiple generations living under one roof

Functionalists View on Family

The Nuclear Family is the best because it is traditional and demonstrates basic family roles in society

Feminist View on Family

Nuclear family is bad because it encourages Patriarchy and typical women’s roles

Marxist View on Family

The family encourages capitalism because it invests in business with the purchase of child products

Increase in singlehood

The declining stigma around relationships has lead to an increase in single people in the UK

Family Diversity

Variation in the types of family has raised recently. This could be due to many reasons