Sociology - 0495 CIE

What Are The Different Types Of Families?

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Ask ten people to draw a family and you will get ten different pictures: a couple and their children, three generations under one roof, a single parent and a child, a step-family blended from two earlier ones, a couple of the same sex. All of these are families, and sociology asks a sharper question than most people ever do: what actually makes a group of people a family, how many shapes can a family take, and why are some societies far more diverse than others?

This note gives you the precise vocabulary CIE expects. You will learn to separate a family from a household, name and describe the main family types and forms of marriage, and weigh the celebrated and the criticised sides of family diversity through the New Right and the Postmodernist lenses. By the end you will be able to classify any real household you meet and argue clearly about whether the nuclear family still rules.

Ebumnobi

  1. Nuclear.
  2. Extended, e.g. modified, horizontal, vertical/beanpole.
  3. Reconstituted.
  4. Lone parent.
  5. Empty nest.
  6. Childless.
  7. Strengths and limitations of different family structures.
  8. If appropriate to the local context and not restricted by law or regulation, other family types may also be taught, such as polygamous family and same-sex family.
  9. Cross-cultural.
  10. Social class.
  11. Ethnicity.
  12. New Right views on family diversity and dysfunctional families.
  13. Postmodernist views on the positive aspects of family diversity.
  14. The extent of family diversity and the dominance of the nuclear family.
  15. Single person households.
  16. Shared households.
  17. Friends as family.
  18. Arranged.
  19. Empty shell.
  20. Love.
  21. Monogamy.
  22. Serial monogamy.
  23. If appropriate to the local context and not restricted by law or regulation, other types of marriage may also be taught such as polygamy and same-sex marriage.

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Every structured question in the Family section opens by testing whether you can name and define the different types of family. Get the typology precise and you bank the early marks and have ready examples for the harder parts later. CIE examiners repeatedly reward candidates who can show real family diversity with clearly distinct types and lose marks from those who confuse, say, a reconstituted family with a lone-parent one. This topic is the foundation the rest of the section is built on, so it pays to learn the labels exactly.

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  1. Which of the following is a household but NOT a family? A. A married couple and their baby B. A grandmother, her daughter and grandchild living together C. Three unrelated workers sharing a flat D. A father and his two adopted children Answer: C
  2. A family made up of two parents and their dependent children only is called a: A. extended family B. nuclear family C. reconstituted family D. beanpole family Answer: B
  3. A long, thin family of several living generations but few members in each is known as a: A. horizontal extended family B. modified extended family C. beanpole family D. empty-nest family Answer: C
  4. A series of monogamous marriages one after another, often through divorce and remarriage, is called: A. polygamy B. serial monogamy C. an arranged marriage D. an empty-shell marriage Answer: B
  5. Which perspective is most likely to view family diversity as a positive sign of greater choice and freedom? A. The New Right B. Functionalism C. Postmodernism D. Marxism Answer: C

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