Exam 15: Families
Exam 1: A Sociological Compass130 Questions
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Trends in divorce,marriage,and childbearing show a gradual weakening of the nuclear family from the second half of the 1800s until the mid-1940s,and continued weakening after the 1950s.This means that the immediate post World War II period was:
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Some sociologists counter arguments made by functionalists.They argue that changing family forms do not necessarily represent deterioration in the quality of people's lives.In fact,they contend that:
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What were the dominant family patterns in the 15 years after World War II?
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Friedrich Engels maintained that once wealth was concentrated into the hands of a man he became concerned with how to transmit it to his children,especially his sons.A man could safely pass on an inheritance,wrote Engels:
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While there is a gendered division of labor in foraging societies,there is evidence that:
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According to Friedrich Engels,the traditional nuclear family is a site of gender conflict and:
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In the film My Big Fat Greek Wedding,the character of Toula,played by Nia Vardalos,creates a clash between cultures when she:
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Brym and Lie contend that a revolution in family structures,authority relations,and socialization patterns began in the United States and Western countries about 40 years ago.This revolution is evident in the following trends:
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According to Parsons,the father's role in child rearing is known as a(n)____ role.
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Marital satisfaction generally starts high,falls when children are born,reaches a low point when children are in their teenage years and then:
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Some experts conclude that general marital happiness leads to sexual compatibility.However,Brym and Lie argue that:
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Foraging societies are groups of people who live in a particular wooded area and farm small plots.
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Many surveys have been conducted on marriage,divorce,and happiness.Many of the surveys show that,on average,married people are ____ unmarried people.
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Some sociologists contend that family structures are changing:
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No society can allow people to have sexual activity wherever,whenever,and with whomever they wanted because it would disrupt an orderly social life.This demonstrates that:
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For functionalists,rising rates of crime,illegal drug use,poverty,and welfare dependency can be traced to the fact that:
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