Sociology family and households

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What did Murdock say the functions of the family were?

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A beanpole family is an extended family that is extended vertically but not horizontally

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Which of these is not a type of capital

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Young and Wilmott identifies the symmetrical family

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What percentage of men took part in childcare according to Oakley

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Gershuny argues that women working is leading to a more equal division of labour at home

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The triple shift involves, emotion work, studying and childcare

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The triple shift involves housework, paid word and emotion work

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What is pooling

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Make less important decisions such as children’s

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What does ‘the globalisation of western childood’ Mean?

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One reason for a change in the position of childhood is laws excluding children from paid work

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What does sociologist Postman argue about childhood

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According to sue Palmer children are living in a

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Parsonsn put forward the function fit theory

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Parsons sees industrial society as having two essential needs, what are they?

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