chapter12CRS

A ______ family is a social unit composed of a husband, a wife, and their children. blended formative nuclear basic A ______ family is a social unit composed of a husband, a wife, and their children. blended formative Nuclear (p. 333) basic The family of _______ refers to the nuclear family into which a person is born. procreation orientation affiliation extention The family of _______ refers to the nuclear family into which a person is born. procreation orientation (p. 333) affiliation extension A ______ family is a family form in which each member of a divorced couple establishes a separate household between which their children divide their time. binuclear blended affiliated reconstituted A ______ family is a family form in which each member of a divorced couple establishes a separate household between which their children divide their time. binuclear (p. 333) blended affiliated reconstituted ______ is a network of people who are related by marriage, blood, or social practive (such as adoption). Family A commune Kinship The extended family ______ is a network of people who are related by marriage, blood, or social practice (such as adoption). The family A commune Kinship (p. 334) The extended family The term ______ refers to social bonds based on marriage. consanguinity descent affinal relationship fictive kin The term ______ refers to social bonds based on marriage. consanguinity descent affinal relationship (p. 335) fictive kin ______ refers to marriages in which the couple are members of the same race, ethnicity, religion, or social class. Propinquity Exogamy Endogamy Monogamy ______ refers to marriages in which the couple are members of the same race, ethnicity, religion, or social class. Propinquity Exogamy Endogamy (p. 337) Monogamy Propinquity has to do with ________. blood ties physical closeness marriage ties social class Propinquity has to do with ________. blood ties physical closeness (p. 337) marriage ties social class _____ is the system by which kinship is traced over generations. Affinity Exogamy Propinquity Descent _____ is the system by which kinship is traced over generations. Affinity Exogamy Propinquity Descent (p. 339) What percentage of children in the U.S. today live with two parents? 82 68 52 43 What percentage of children in the U.S. today live with two parents? 82 68 (p. 341) 52 43 _______ refers to a cultural pattern that permits a person to have more than one spouse, but not at the same time. Inclusive matrimony Serial monogamy Polygamy Polyandry _______ refers to a cultural pattern that permits a person to have more than one spouse, but not at the same time. Inclusive matrimony Serial monogamy (p. 341) Polygamy Polyandry ____ sees marriage and family as performing tasks necessary for the survival of society and the well-being of individuals. Ecology Conflict theory Functionalism Symbolic interactionism ____ sees marriage and family as performing tasks necessary for the survival of society and the well-being of individuals. Ecology Conflict theory Functionalism (p. 353) Symbolic interactionism ______ focuses on such processes within the institutions of marriage and family as patriarchy and the double standard. Functionalism Conflict theory Symbolic interactionism Associational theory ______ focuses on such processes within the institutions of marriage and family as patriarchy and the double standard. Functionalism Conflict theory (p. 353) Symbolic interactionism Associational theory Those who see the idealized traditional family as one of many alternatives are identified in the text as _____. cultural materialists ecologists communitarians progressives Those who see the idealized traditional family as one of many alternatives are identified in the text as _____. cultural materialists ecologists communitarians progressives (p. 354) A ______ family is a social unit composed of a husband, a wife, and their children. blended formative nuclear basic A ______ family is a social unit composed of a husband, a wife, and their children. blended formative nuclear (p. 333) basic The family of _______ refers to the nuclear family into which a person is born. procreation orientation affiliation extention The family of _______ refers to the nuclear family into which a person is born. procreation orientation (p. 333) affiliation extension A ______ family is a family form in which each member of a divorced couple establishes a separate household between which their children divide their time. binuclear blended affiliated reconstituted A ______ family is a family form in which each member of a divorced couple establishes a separate household between which their children divide their time. binuclear (p. 333) blended affiliated reconstituted ______ is a network of people who are related by marriage, blood, or social practice (such as adoption). Family A commune Kinship The extended family ______ is a network of people who are related by marriage, blood, or social practice (such as adoption). The family A commune Kinship (p. 334) The extended family The term ______ refers to social bonds based on marriage. consanguinity descent affinal relationship fictive kin The term ______ refers to social bonds based on marriage. consanguinity descent affinal relationship (p. 335) fictive kin ______ refers to marriages in which the couple are members of the same race, ethnicity, religion, or social class. Propinquity Exogamy Endogamy Monogamy ______ refers to marriages in which the couple are members of the same race, ethnicity, religion, or social class. Propinquity Exogamy Endogamy (p. 337) Monogamy Propinquity has to do with ________. blood ties physical closeness marriage ties social class Propinquity has to do with ________. blood ties physical closeness (p. 337) marriage ties social class _____ is the system by which kinship is traced over generations. Affinity Exogamy Propinquity Descent _____ is the system by which kinship is traced over generations. Affinity Exogamy Propinquity Descent (p. 339) What percentage of children in the U.S. today live with two parents? 82 68 52 43 What percentage of children in the U.S. today live with two parents? 82 68 (p. 341) 52 43 _______ refers to a cultural pattern that permits a person to have more than one spouse, but not at the same time. Inclusive matrimony Serial monogamy Polygamy Polyandry _______ refers to a cultural pattern that permits a person to have more than one spouse, but not at the same time. Inclusive matrimony Serial monogamy (p. 341) Polygamy Polyandry ____ sees marriage and family as performing tasks necessary for the survival of society and the well-being of individuals. Ecology Conflict theory Functionalism Symbolic interactionism ____ sees marriage and family as performing tasks necessary for the survival of society and the well-being of individuals. Ecology Conflict theory Functionalism (p. 353) Symbolic interactionism ______ focuses on such processes within the institutions of marriage and family as patriarchy and the double standard. Functionalism Conflict theory Symbolic interactionism Associational theory ______ focuses on such processes within the institutions of marriage and family as patriarchy and the double standard. Functionalism Conflict theory (p. 353) Symbolic interactionism Associational theory Those who see the idealized traditional family as one of many alternatives are identified in the text as _____. cultural materialists ecologists communitarians progressives Those who see the idealized traditional family as one of many alternatives are identified in the text as _____. cultural materialists ecologists communitarians progressives (p. 354)