LSU SOCIOLOGY 2001 EXAM 4
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What social Socialization and population
functions are
families essential
for?
, culture (socially connected) can be
Why do families different depending where a family
vary? is from. They reflect different norms
and beliefs of several cultures
family bonds; can be established by
social commitment such as
Define kinship
adoption, marriage, civil union, or
steadfast enduring relationship
establishes who's relationships are
What does a significant, what obligations
culture's notion individuals have to each other, and
do? what actions are expected from
each
social stability, material aid, descent
What are the
and inheritance, care and
social functions
socialization of dependents, sexual
of Family?
regulations, and emotional comfort
kinship ties create a social bond
Micro level of
between individuals and their
Social Stability
relatives
kinship ties can create intricate
Macro level of social networks that include
Social Stability extended family and multiple
generations
, family members help one another
by pooling their material resources
and labor or, in some cases, they
work together to produce their
necessities in life
Material Aid (In wage-based economies,
earnings are used for the material
benefit of family members, whereas
unpaid labor in the home
contributes to the family's
maintenance and well-being)
Descent refers to the way people
trace kinship over multiple
generations
Descent and
Inheritance refers to the rules
Inheritance
regarding the reallocation of
property within a family after
someone dies
In modern Bilaterally
industrial
societies, how is
descent traced?
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Terms in this set (197)
What social Socialization and population
functions are
families essential
for?
, culture (socially connected) can be
Why do families different depending where a family
vary? is from. They reflect different norms
and beliefs of several cultures
family bonds; can be established by
social commitment such as
Define kinship
adoption, marriage, civil union, or
steadfast enduring relationship
establishes who's relationships are
What does a significant, what obligations
culture's notion individuals have to each other, and
do? what actions are expected from
each
social stability, material aid, descent
What are the
and inheritance, care and
social functions
socialization of dependents, sexual
of Family?
regulations, and emotional comfort
kinship ties create a social bond
Micro level of
between individuals and their
Social Stability
relatives
kinship ties can create intricate
Macro level of social networks that include
Social Stability extended family and multiple
generations
, family members help one another
by pooling their material resources
and labor or, in some cases, they
work together to produce their
necessities in life
Material Aid (In wage-based economies,
earnings are used for the material
benefit of family members, whereas
unpaid labor in the home
contributes to the family's
maintenance and well-being)
Descent refers to the way people
trace kinship over multiple
generations
Descent and
Inheritance refers to the rules
Inheritance
regarding the reallocation of
property within a family after
someone dies
In modern Bilaterally
industrial
societies, how is
descent traced?
