Sociology Chapter 12
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Transcript Sociology Chapter 12
The Family
Describe the norms that influence the ways in
which marriage patterns are organized around
the world.
Identify the basic societal needs that the
institution of the family satisfies.
Explain how American families begin & describe
some of the disruptions they might face.
Analyze some of the trends in American family
life currently being examined by sociologists.
a group of people who
are related by
marriage, blood or
adoption & who often
live together and
share economic
resources
consists of 1 or more
parents & their children
Family of Orientation:
nuclear family into which
one is born or adopted
Family of Procreation:
nuclear family consisting
of an individual, his or her
spouse & their children
consists of 2 or more generations
▪ grandparents, parents, children, uncles, aunts & cousins may
all live together
a network of
people who are
related by
marriage, birth,
or adoption
Monogamy: marriage of 2 partners only
Polygamy: marriage with multiple partners
Patrilineal Descent: kinship traced
through father’s family
Matrilineal Descent: kinship traced
through mother’s family
Bilateral Descent: kinship traced
through both parents
▪ important in matters of property ownership &
inheritance.
Patrilocality: newly married couple expected
to live with or near husband’s parents
Matrilocality: newly married couple expected
to live with or near wife’s parents
Bilocality: newly married couple allowed to
choose
Neolocality: newly married couple free to
choose their own locality
Patriarchy: system in
which men are
dominant over women
Matriarchy: system in
which women are
dominant over men
Egalitarian: a family in
which the man &
woman share power
regulation of sexual
activity
Incest: taboo
reproduction
socialization
economic & emotional
security
marriage between
individuals who have
similar social
characteristics
marriage between individuals who have
different social characteristics
delayed marriage
childlessness
dual-earner marriages
delayed childbearing
remarriage
1-parent families
Pg 304: #2-3
Pg 317: #2-3
Pg 318: #1-10 Identifying People & Ideas
Pg 318: #1-5 Understanding Main Ideas
Pg 319: #1-4 Building Social Studies Skills
Please turn in your books to Pg 298.
Read the following study on changing family
life & answer the “Think About It” questions
in your journals.