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56 Cards in this Set
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Family |
The western world regards it as a husband, wife and children |
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Banaro tribe of New Guinea |
Husband does not have sexual relations with wife until she had borne a child by a friend of his father |
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Berdache |
Also known as "two spirit" |
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Family |
It is the unit in which children are disciplined and that parents are responsible for their material needs |
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Sexual relationships |
Characterizes a husband and wife |
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Nayar of Malabar |
Never allow a bride and groom to have sex |
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Berdache |
Term applies to those whi were believed to possess both masculibe and femine spirits |
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Family |
A sociak institution that unites peioke in cooperative groups to oversee the bearing and raising of children |
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Kinship |
A social bond based on blood, marriage or adoption |
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Extended family |
A family unit that includes parents abd children as well as other kin |
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Nuclear family |
A family unit of one or twi parents and their childreb |
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Extended family |
Consanguine |
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Nuclear family |
Conjugal |
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Endogamy |
Marriage between people of the same social category |
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Exogamy |
Marriage between people of different social category |
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Monogamy |
Marriage that unites two partners |
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Serial monogamy |
A succession of short monogamous relationships |
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Sororate monogamy |
A type of marriGe in which a husband engages in marriage or sexual relationships with the sister of his wife, usually after the death of his wife or if his wife is infertile |
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Levirate Monogamy |
A type of marriage in which the brother of a deceased man is obliged to marry his brother's widow |
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Polygamy |
A type of marriage that unites two or more people |
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Polygyny |
A form of marriage that unites one man and two or more women |
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Polyandry |
A form of marriage that unites one woman and two or more men |
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Kinship patterns |
To whom are we related |
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Patrilineal descent |
Descent is traced only on the father's side, and children are not considered related to the mother's side |
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Matrilineal descent |
Descent is figured only on the mother's side, and the children are not related to the father's relative |
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Bilateriak descent |
Related to both the mother's and father's side of the family |
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Patrilocality |
An arrangement where married couple live with or near husband's family |
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Matrilocality |
Couples live with the wife's family |
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Bilocality |
Newly married coupkes are allowed to choose which side of the family they live with or near |
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Neolocality |
Newly marrued couples are free ti choose their own locality |
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Friendrich Engels |
He traced the origin of the family to men's need to identify heir so they could hand down property to sons |
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Symblic Interaction Approach |
The reality of family life js constructed by the members in their interaction |
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Courtship and romantic love |
Usually begins with sexual attraction |
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Courtship and romantic love |
For the westerns, it is often thought to be the only propoer basis for marriage |
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Asexuality |
Little or no sexual attraction to either sex |
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Sex |
An expression of love |
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Love and marriage |
Socially channeled |
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Homogane |
The tendency of peiole who have similar characteristics to marry one another |
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Homogane |
Occur largely as a result of propinquity or spatial nearness |
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Marital satisfaction |
Costs of marriage to a particular person |
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Marital satisfaction |
Usually decreases with the birth of the child |
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Social class |
According to Lillian Rubin, it makes a significant difference in how couples adjust to the arrival of children |
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Average working class couple |
Usually the first baby arrives just 9 months after marriage |
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Middle class couple |
First baby arrives 3 years after marriage |
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One parent families |
Household consisting of at least one dependent child and the mother or father, the other permanently absent or dead |
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Cohabitation |
State of relationship where two people who are not married live together |
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Gay and lesbian couples |
Two persons of the same sex are married |
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Singlehood |
State of being unmarried |
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Linus blanket |
Who: insecure or dependent people |
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Emancipation |
Who: people who want to be free from family |
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Convenience |
Who: people who want to have sexual relationships without security |
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Testing |
Who: people intend to marry |
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Testing |
Purpose: trial marriage before having a real one |
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Convenience |
Purpose: someone to care home and finance |
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Emancipation |
Purpose: prove themselves and gain independence |
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Linus blanket |
Purpose: finding someone to rely on |
