HHS4U Unit #1 Review

Which of the following does our definition of 'family' not include?

Many modern families are _____________, 1 spouse taking time off work to raise children.

This type of family heavily relied on females for food and child rearing.

This type of family formed when humans learned how to domesticate animals and harvest plants.

In remote areas between Tibet and India many families are:

This includes environmental events and socio-historical circumstances.

The increase in fertility rates just after WWII.

Which type of family has increased according to recent Canadian Census data?

In Mosuo culture there is no real term for:

Providing shelter, clothing and food.

Benefits and costs should be equal to maintain balance in relationships.

Marriage, the birth of children, launching children, retirement etc...

"I am not what I think I am.I am not what you think I am. I am what I think you think I am” 

Fertility rates are declining in many countries because of:

Power holds society together but also causes problems.

Psychology is best described as the study of:

The most prevalent behaviours.

Families add to the population through:

The study of humans past and present.

This type of family grew rapidly in the mid 20th century.

Everything and everybody in society has a function.

Social & political theories that examine the impact of sex & gender on behaviour.

Positions and ideas intended to explain something.

How families interact, a set of different parts that work together & influence one another.

Assumes there are predictable changes in behaviour throughout the lifecycle.

'Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus' was an application of:

This is the type of system where men are the dominant figures who hold most of the power.

During this time period women and children were removed from factory work.

According to Canadian Census data this is now the most common type of household.

The family unit, interpersonal relationships and personal interactions.