Soc 001- Ch 10
arranged marriages - CORRECT ANSWER-a pattern of mate selection in which
someone other than the couple- elder males, parents, or a matchmaker- selects
the marital partners
endogamy - CORRECT ANSWER-norms that require individuals to marry inside
certain human boundaries based on whatever the societal members see as
protecting the homogeneity of the group
exogamy - CORRECT ANSWER-norms governing the choice of a mate that
require individuals to marry outside of their own immediate group
extended families - CORRECT ANSWER-two or more adult generations that
share tasks and living quarters. this may include brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles,
cousins, and grandparents
family of orientation - CORRECT ANSWER-the family into which we are born or
adopted
family of procreation - CORRECT ANSWER-the family we create ourselves
free-choice marriage - CORRECT ANSWER-a pattern of mate selection in which
the partners select each other based primarily on romance and love
institutions - CORRECT ANSWER-organized, patterned, and enduring sets of
social structures that provide guidelines for behavior and help each society meet
its basic survival needs. although institutions operate mostly at the meso level,
they also act to integrate micro and macro levels of society
monogamy - CORRECT ANSWER-marriage of two individuals
nuclear family - CORRECT ANSWER-consists of two parents and their children-
or any two of the three
polygamy - CORRECT ANSWER-marriage of one person to more than one
partner at the same time
arranged marriages - CORRECT ANSWER-a pattern of mate selection in which
someone other than the couple- elder males, parents, or a matchmaker- selects
the marital partners
endogamy - CORRECT ANSWER-norms that require individuals to marry inside
certain human boundaries based on whatever the societal members see as
protecting the homogeneity of the group
exogamy - CORRECT ANSWER-norms governing the choice of a mate that
require individuals to marry outside of their own immediate group
extended families - CORRECT ANSWER-two or more adult generations that
share tasks and living quarters. this may include brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles,
cousins, and grandparents
family of orientation - CORRECT ANSWER-the family into which we are born or
adopted
family of procreation - CORRECT ANSWER-the family we create ourselves
free-choice marriage - CORRECT ANSWER-a pattern of mate selection in which
the partners select each other based primarily on romance and love
institutions - CORRECT ANSWER-organized, patterned, and enduring sets of
social structures that provide guidelines for behavior and help each society meet
its basic survival needs. although institutions operate mostly at the meso level,
they also act to integrate micro and macro levels of society
monogamy - CORRECT ANSWER-marriage of two individuals
nuclear family - CORRECT ANSWER-consists of two parents and their children-
or any two of the three
polygamy - CORRECT ANSWER-marriage of one person to more than one
partner at the same time
