Key Terms and Definitions in Family Sociology, Quizzes of Conflictology

Definitions of key terms in family sociology, including family, household, downward mobility, life changes, modern family, postmodern families, non-family household, dual-worker family, divorce, intimate partner violence, and child abuse. It also covers the family and medical leave act of 1993 and discusses the conservative phase supporting the two parent family.

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TERM 1
Family
Values
DEFINITION 1
Conservative phase supporting the two parent family
The implication is that all other family arrangements are
the source of social problems
TERM 2
Family
DEFINITION 2
Social arrangements whereby people related by ancestry,
marriage, or cohabitation live together, form an economic
unit, and often raise children
TERM 3
Downward Mobility
DEFINITION 3
Movement to a lower social class
TERM 4
Household
DEFINITION 4
Residential unit in which members share resources
These units vary in membership and composition
A household is not always a family (parents and family),
and a family is not always a household because it may be
separate geographically
TERM 5
Life Changes
DEFINITION 5
Opportunities throughout one's life cycle to live and to
experience the good things in society
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Family

Values

Conservative phase supporting the two parent family The implication is that all other family arrangements are the source of social problems TERM 2

Family

DEFINITION 2 Social arrangements whereby people related by ancestry, marriage, or cohabitation live together, form an economic unit, and often raise children TERM 3

Downward Mobility

DEFINITION 3 Movement to a lower social class TERM 4

Household

DEFINITION 4 Residential unit in which members share resources These units vary in membership and composition A household is not always a family (parents and family), and a family is not always a household because it may be separate geographically TERM 5

Life Changes

DEFINITION 5 Opportunities throughout one's life cycle to live and to experience the good things in society

Modern Family

Nuclear family that emerged in response to the requirements of an urban, industrial society It consisted of an intact, nuclear household unit with a male breadwinner, full-time homemaker wife, and their dependent children TERM 7

Postmodern Families

DEFINITION 7 Multiple family forms and household arrangements that have emerged as a result of a number of social factors, such as women in the labor force, divorce, remarriage, and cohabitation arrangements TERM 8

Non-family Household

DEFINITION 8 Persons who live alone or with unrelated individuals TERM 9

Dual-Worker Family

DEFINITION 9 Family in which both spouses are in the labor force TERM 10

Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993

DEFINITION 10 Federal law providing workers in establishments with more than fifty workers the right to unpaid job-protected leave for meeting family health needs