Which of the following did the Coalition Government introduce?

The Marriage (Same-sex couples) Act, Introduce the Bedroom Tax

Where both partners have access/responsibility of finances

Which of these is not a positive for the ageing population?

Rise in the dependency population

Define the expressive role in the family

The emotional support within the family

What is a criticism of Parson's Warm Bath Theory?

Does the family always relieve stress?, Single parent families can't fulfil this

What are feminist perspectives on marriage?

Men use marriage as an outlet for violence, Marriage exploits women

What is the triple shift?

Emotional work, paid work and domestic chores, Women taking on three roles

How are birth, death and infant mortality rates defined?

Number of people/babies (.) per 1000 in population per year

Close friends treated as family eg called auntie

Which of these is not a criticism of Marxism?

Too focused on the inequalities within the patriarchy

What does 'symmetrical family' mean?

A couples roles are now, not the same, but similar

What is the personal life perspective?

They start at the point of view of the individual

One wife with multiple husbands

Define social construction

When something is created and shaped by culture and society

What is a neo-conventional family?

A new type where there is equality

What is the dependency ratio?

Difference between productive and the depend population

The study of the human population

A group of people living at the same address

What does 'toxic childhood' mean?

Rapid change is damaging children's development

What do Marxist Feminist believe the solution is?

The family must be abolished along with capitalism

What is a 'pure relationship'?

Where relationships are pure -not help by laws/religion

Define joint conjugal roles?

A couple share tasks such as housework

What are feminist perspectives on marriage?

Marriage exploits women, Men use marriage as an outlet for violence

Which of these is not a criticism of Radical feminist?

Fail to challenge slow progress

What is the individualisation thesis?

The opposite of the connectedness theory, We are free to form individual roles / paths

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1
What do Radical feminist believe is an alternative to marriage?
Lone parent families
Cohabitation
Same-sex lesbian relationships
2
Which of the following did the Coalition Government introduce?
The Marriage (Same-sex couples) Act
Increase benefits
Introduce the Bedroom Tax
Didn't condemn different family types
3
What is 'pooling'?
Where the man gives women money
Where there is an endless pool of money
Where there is a pool in the home
Where both partners have access/responsibility of finances
4
Which type of feminist campaign for changes in the law?
Radical
Liberal
Marxist
Difference
5
Which of these is not a reason for the decline in infant mortality
Improved living condition
Increase in contraception
Improved medical care/ knowledge
Better knowledge on hygiene
6
Which of these is not a positive for the ageing population?
Pass on traditional norms and values
Teach about historical events
Increase diversity
Rise in the dependency population
7
Who looked at domestic violence?
Dobash and Dobash
Gurshuny
Durkeim
Bott
8
Define segregated conjugal role?
A couple have separate roles
A couple share roles within the house
The couple have separated and are not longer married
A couple has similar roles
9
Define the expressive role in the family
The emotional support within the family
The breadwinner of the family
The female
The expressive person within the family
10
What is a criticism of Parson's Warm Bath Theory?
Does the family always relieve stress?
Does not involve the working class
Single parent families can't fulfil this
Focuses too much on the males in the family
11
What are feminist perspectives on marriage?
Marriage is a stable environment for women to grow
Men use marriage as an outlet for violence
Marriage exploits women
Marriage should be between two women
12
What is the triple shift?
Family doing 3 things
Man taking on three roles
Emotional work, paid work and domestic chores
Women taking on three roles
13
Which sociologist studied lesbian relationships and found that they were a lot more equal?
Gershung
Oakley
Bruegel
Dunne
14
Which type of feminists discuss how patriarchy can lead to violence toward women?
Difference
Radical
Marxist
Liberal
15
How are birth, death and infant mortality rates defined?
Number of people/babies (.) per 1000 in population
The number of people/ babies that...
The number of people/babies that.. per 100 of the population
Number of people/babies (.) per 1000 in population per year
16
Define the instrumental role in the family
The emotional support of the family
The bread winner of the family
The adult in the family
The main member of the family
17
What is fictive kin?
Kin that are imaginary
Family that you don't like to see often
Family you hope to have one day
Close friends treated as family eg called auntie
18
Which political party were in power between 1990-1997
UKip
Conservative Party
Labour Party
19
Who said that childhood is a social construction?
Aries
Postman
Wagg
Palmer
20
Which of these is not a reason in which the family supports capitalism, according to Marxist?
Unit of consumption
Primary socialisation
Paying taxes to the state
Producing the next generation of workers
21
Which type of feminists believe that women are oppressed by capitalism?
Marxist
Radical
Difference
Liberal
22
Which of these is not a criticism of Marxism?
Assumes the nuclear family is the most dominant
Ignores the role of women in society
Over-exaggerate importance of economic relationship
Too focused on the inequalities within the patriarchy
23
What does 'symmetrical family' mean?
A couples roles are now, not the same, but similar
Authority and household tasks are shared between partners
A couple has completely opposite role within the home
Only one member of the family takes on the labour
24
Which type of feminist see men as the oppressors?
Liberal
Radical
Difference
Marxist
25
Are marriage rates on the decline or increase?
Decline
Increase
26
What is the personal life perspective?
They start at the point of view of the whole of society
They start at the point of view of capitalist exploitation
They start at the point of view of the individual
They start at the point of view of patriarchal exploitation
27
Define Polyandry
One wife with multiple husbands
Marriage with more than one partner at the same time
One husband with multiple wives
one husband and one wife
28
Which of these are not a reason for the decline in birth rates?
Geographically mobile workforce
Access to abortion
Access to contraception
Secularisation
29
Define social construction
The view that society is made up of different constructs
Different peoples views on a topic
When something is created and shaped by culture and society
30
What is a neo-conventional family?
A old type of family without equality
A same sex family
Having a choice of family types
A new type where there is equality
31
What is the dependency ratio?
People in society who depend on the productive population
Difference between productive and the depend population
The ration of people who depend on benefits
The ageing population
32
Define Demography
A study within sociology
The study of demographs
The study of life and death
The study of the human population
33
Define household
A family who live at the same adress
A group of people who share responsibilities i.e. Bills
A group of people living at the same address
A family unit
34
Which is not an example of domestic abuse?
Political
Sexual
Financial
Emotional
35
Who defined the term symmetrical family?
Fletcher
Bott
Engles
Young and Willmott
36
What was Aries methodology?
Diaries
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Books
Official Statistics
37
Which of these is not a policy put forward by the Labour Party
Continued with some conservative initiatives
Civil Partnership Act
The Family Law Act
Adoption Act
38
What does 'toxic childhood' mean?
Rapid change is damaging children's development
Childhood is toxic in other countires
Childhood is full of toxic substances
Childhood is disappearing
39
What happened in 2010 between the political parties?
Conservatives stopped running
Labour stopped running
A coalition
40
What do Marxist Feminist believe the solution is?
The family must be abolished along with capitalism
Laws be put in place to solve inequalities
Women need to be separate from men
Capitalism must be abolished to solve inequalities
41
Which of the following is not a reason for the decline in the family according to New Right?
Breakdown of traditional view
Changes in laws
Increase in Feminism and sexual permissiveness
Less social stigma regarding same-sex relationships
42
What sociologist/s coined these terms?
Wagg
Bott
Parsons
Young and Willmott
43
What is a 'pure relationship'?
Man and a woman only
The best type 9according to functionalists)
traditional family stay together due to religion
Where relationships are pure -not help by laws/religion
44
Which of these is not a policy the Conservative party put in place?
Introduced Sure Start
Working families tax credit
Increased child benefits
Child Support Act
45
What is the fertility age of a person?
15-44
18-57
12-55
14-54
46
Define joint conjugal roles?
A couple share tasks such as housework
A couple spend their leisure time together
A couple have similar roles but not the same
A couple have completely separate roles within the home
47
What are feminist perspectives on marriage?
Marriage exploits women
Men use marriage as an outlet for violence
Marriage is a stable environment for women to grow
Marriage should be between two women
48
Which of these is not a criticism of Radical feminist?
Fail to challenge slow progress
Want radical action
Fail to see the progression of women's positions in society
Hetro sexual attraction
49
Which political party was in power between 1997-2010
Lib-Dems
Labour
UKip
50
What is the individualisation thesis?
The opposite of the connectedness theory
We are not free to form individual roles
We are free to form individual roles / paths
We follow traditional structures
51
Which sociologist says that the nuclear family emerged with capitalism?
Chester
Michel Foucault
Fredrick Engles
Karl Marx
52
Which type of feminist argue that the family is a crucial tool for fighting racism?
Difference
Liberal
Marxist
Radical
53
Wich country had a one child policy
Japan
Australia
China
Thialand
54
Which family type do New Right believe is the only correct one?
Lone-parent Families
Cohabiting Couple
Nuclear Families
Same-sex Families
55
Who argues that childhood did exist in the Middle Ages but society had a different ideas of it?
Pollock
Mouse
Bentham
Aries
56
What is a 'Dibling'?
Donor conceived parents
Donor conceived child
Donor conceived siblings
Donor conceived pets
57
Which sociologist/s said that childhood did not exist in the middle ages?
Pollock
Young and Willmott
Palmer
Aries
58
What is the connectedness theory?
We are connected to the web
We are part of a web of connectedness with others
We are not free to form individual roles
We are free to form individual roles
59
When was the Equal Pay Act introduced?
1980
1960
1990
1970
60
Which of these is not one of Murdock four universal functions of the family?
Economic
Educational
Medical
Sexual
61
Which of these is a reason for an increase in divorce rates?
Changes in child laws
Changing roles of men
Secularisation
Increased immigration
62
Which of these is a consequence of the decline in the family according to New Right?
Rise in crime
Decrease in birth rates
Decrease in social institutions
Inadequate socialisation
63
What is a feral child?
A child raised without the correct norms and values
A deviant child
A child raised in the wild or in prolonged isolation
A child who is raised by animals
64
What percentage of women are in work?
70%
60%
50%
80%
65
Define Culture
Traditions and customs
Features that define the society
All things that are society regards as important
Different foods and ethnicities from your own
66
What is one of the laws that Liberal Feminist believe shows gradual overcoming of inequalities?
Equal Pay Act
Child Labour Laws
Equality Act
Matrimonial Causes Act

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