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************* *** attraction ** individuals ** ******* *** **** *********** *** attraction ** *********** ** ****** sex; and ********** ** ********** ** either ************ ** ******* ********** understanding *********** *** usually ***** of ***** sexual *********** ******* ****** ********* *** ***** *********** ********* ************* *********** ***** They ** *** **** ** *********** in ****** ******** ** be ***** ** these ********* ******** and ******** ************ ****** *** be celibate and ***** ********* their sexual *********** ********** ***** ***** ******** ** as lesbians) ********** *** (also ******** ** as ***** *** ********* ** both ******* *** **** very different *********** ** *********** *** ********* ***** ****** orientation ** *** point of puberty **** may ** able ** claim ***** ****** orientations ***** ****** may be ******* or ********* ** **** ***** ************* or *********** known since ** **** ******* North ******** society’s ********** norms (APA 2008)These ****** *********** ***** *** *********** on *** ** marry *** ** *** **** *** **** at **** *** ** *** **** sex *** where ** *** have *** George Murdock one ** *** ************* ****** **** the ******* family is **** ********* *** ********* for the **** ***** ** ******* He ******** that *** ******* family teaches *** **** ********** the socially ********** *** ** having *** the ********** *** of ****** kids   Question ****************** ** ***** ** **** ********* societiesMarriages **** *** political ********* ******* ****** are ****** ** ***** ** **** ********* **** *** more ********** *************** ** *********** **** ********** ******* Divorce ** more ****** in *********** ********* ** well ** ********* in ***** *********** residence ** ********** ******* ** harder in patrilocal ********* as the ***** may ** less ******** ** ***** *** children *** ** ******* ** ***** ******** ******* would **** ** **** ****** ************ imagination analysis found ** ********* and ********** ** * ****** Mills’ ************ *********** ** ******** ******** and larger ****** ******* into **** ** *** ** ** **** * **** ******** *** ***** ******* Many studies **** ************ shown exactly *** *** ******** ******* *** ********* *** ******** ******** *** ******* of ******* ******** a ***** ******** ***** ** ***** ***** you ***** **** ********** ***** *** ***** **** the ******* **** ** ******* ******* *** ******* Control "First ******** Dissolution ******* *** *********** ****** ****** ***** **** ******** ** *** 2014 )Avoid cohabitation ** *** **** to ever ***** ***** ************ is ** *** rise in *** ** ** ** still ********** with ****** ***** ** divorce **** *** ** married ******** ******* **** rigorously ********** the impact ** ****** ********* ** *** **** ** marital ******* ( **** Mincieli and ******* ***** "The Relationship Context of Births ******* ** ********* *** Rise of Cohabitation" ***** ****** ******** ***** ******* **** 2007)Finish ******* Dropouts *** much more ****** than their ***** *** graduate to ** ********** ****** ** ******* ********* ****** assistance in ****** ** ***** *** ********* ******** *** ** ****** parents * ********** ************ ***** ********************** ** ateenager ******* *** ******** pregnant before ******** *** ****** to increase *** **** ** ************ scientifically ********** ******* **** ******* ******** **** ******** ***** ******* out ** ***** not proactively maintaining **** marital ************* marrying ******* *** *** ****** ** ****** **** you; infidelity; ********* mentally *** *** ******** **************** *** ******* better ** **** along" ****** ******* *** divorced; ******* ********* *** *** ******** *** stresses **** **** with ******* ******** and ********* because the marriage ******* ******* *** ******** ** ***** ** resolving ******** issues (Glenn * **** ******* trends in ******* ******* in *** *** May * of ******** *** *** Family pages **************** ******************* ********************************* ***** * number ** ********* families ********* perform: ************* socialization; **** ********** *** ********* ******** ********** ** status; *** ********** ** sexual ******** ******* *** **** ** ********** ************* ************ ********* 2)For functionalists *** ****** creates *************** ******* of society *** instills culture **** *** *** ******* ** ******* ** ******** ********* ascribed statuses **** ** ****** class and ********* ** new ******* ** ** responsible for ****** *********** ** *********** *** members to ******* *** ***** members Further *** ****** ***** individuals property rights and **** ******* *** assignment and maintenance of ******* ***** Finally ******** ******* ******** *** emotional security **** *** ******* for the *********** who **** ****************** ***** **** ****** ***** **** *********** **** ****** *** preindustrial *** when *** ********* took **** ** responsibilities outside of *** **** **** ** hunting *** women ********* took **** ** *** ******** **************** ** ** around *** **** ***** ***** **** considered functional ******* women **** ***** ******* ** *** physical ********** of pregnancy and ******* *** ****** ** ***** *** **** *** long ******* of **** **** *********** ***** ***** were ****** ** to ********** *********** since **** ****** ** ** effective ***** ** keeping the family ****** *********** properlyThe Interactionalism *************************** **** *** family ** * site ** social ************ ***** meanings *** negotiated *** ********** ** ****** ******* *************** **** ******* *** ******** ******** attached ** ****** They argue **** shared ********** help to ***** ********* ***** ***** ****** ******* *** that marriage and family ************* *** based on ********** meanings *** interactionist *********** ********** **** families reinforce *** ********** bonds ******* ******** ********* ******* **** ** ****** ***** *** holidaysThe ******** ******************** ** ******** theorists *** ****** *********** toward *** ************ ** ****** ********** ****** a ******* by stabilising and reinforcing *** ****** *** wealthy ******** *** **** to ******** their ********** ****** ******** *** ***** ******* ***** *********** from **** ******** are denied ******* ****** ******* *********** ********* and ****** ******* *** *********** ******* *** family ************************* ******** theorists **** *** ****** as a ****** *********** that ********** to men more **** ***** ** it ****** *** ** ******** a ******** ** power *** *********** ****** **** ** most ******** ** *********** causes ****** inequality This ****** to ***** ****** **** ***** than *** ****** ************ ******** Traditional ***** *** **************** ** *** *** valued **** **** *** *********** ***** per-form by ***** ***** such as ************ *** ***** rearing *** *********** ****** ** **** ** *********** ********* for ***** and children(Newman 2009) According ** sociologist ***** * *********** ** “steep differences ***** ****** social ********** in ********** prenatal experiences **** ** *** ******* ** ***** **** *** ****** **** as **** as ** *** health care that ***** ******* receive ** a ****** ** **** “children ***** *** ***** ******* ************ This ********** ******* ***** **** *** **** *** several **************** low-income ******** are **** more ****** ** ********** ******** ****** such as ***** **** health ************ ******* *** criminal ************* According ** *********** ********* of ***** ******** ****** **** ****** *** ********* ** the family to ******* such ********* and ***** **** ** ******** amounts ** ****** **** ********* ***** ** **** ****** children ** ********** ******* ************* problems Secondly ********** parents *** **** **** likely to **** *** speak ********** ** ***** babiess *** young ******** who *** ****** to **** ********* and ******* skills; **** ** *** end affects their ******** *********** **** **** ***** ********** ************* ********** ******* are **** less able to ****** ***** ******** to ******** *********** *** ****** ******* ******* *** **** ** ******* their ******* in the **** *** other ***** *** ** ********* ** ******** ** *** many ********** activities **** are ********* *** * child’s *********** ** *** **** ******* ******* **** ***** ******** very **** ** ***** ********** ** a ******* **** *********** ******* Lareau calls ********* *********** Involving ***** children ** these activities ***** **** ********* life skills that **** increase ***** *********** ** ****** *** later in *** ***************** ********* ** Fursten ********** ******** *** **** **** to ****** ** **** * ***** to ******* *** they *** **** likely ** **** *** ****** contacts **** wealthier ******* *** *** ** **** ***** ***** get * good *** after ********************* **** ******* ***** ** evictionDesmond’s research ******** *** ****** eviction ** ** *** ***** ** **** ****** ************ for ********* ** *** segregated ***** city ********* court ******* ** formal ********* he ***** **** ** ************* ************** neighborhoods 1 in ** ******* ********** ** evicted each ********** **** **** ********** ************* ************** *** number ** ******** ***** ***** *** ********* ** involuntary ************ ******** ******* formal ********* *** ** expensive *** ************** ******** ** ********** **** **** **** *** ***** ***** *** ** hourly charge *** *** eviction ********** **** ***** **** *** agreements **** ******* ********* **** paying **** **** ** **** ********** *** *** ******** **** ********* that there **** between ******** *** * **** ** ******** ************ *** ****** ********* depression *** ********** *** **** material hardship and ****** *********** *********** ******** **** compounds the effects ** ******* *** ****** ************** “We *** *********** **** ******* ******* eviction is a cause *** **** a ********* ** ********** observations **** ******* that *** ****** ** ****** serves as a reliable source ** ******* *** today’s **** ******** ** the ************* assumption ** ****** ********** and ************ **** destitute ******** ****** on ******** *** networks to *** by References· Andersen * * *** ****** * ******* ********** *** ********** ******** ********* ******* **** ****** * (1969) Symbolic interactionism: *********** *** ****** ******** Hall ********* ****** **** Boyd E * Reynolds * * ******* * H ***** ****** * * (2011) Adolescent ******** race/ethnic ****** identities *** drive for thinness Social ******* Research ***** 667–684· ********** ** DiIulio J * ********** ******** ***** ***** The ****** epidemic ************ ** **** ****** ******** * ****** ** ***** *********** in *********** with ***** * Hart ******** ********** *** *** Bill ***** ******* ***** ************ Durkheim ** ****** ******* ** ********* ***** * Simpson ****** Free ***** *** **** **** ****** J (2010) ****** Inequality: Feminist theories *** politics Oxford University Press *** ****** **** * (1906) ******* ****** ***** New York NY· Marx K ***** ****** F ****** The ********* ********* ** Marx *** ******* Selected works **** * ** ******** ****** ******* Foreign ******** Publishing ***** ********* work ********* 1848)· ****** ** (2000): The ************ imagination ****** ********** ******* ****** David M **** Families: * ************ *********** *********** *** ****** ******** ***** **** ********* marriages ***** mamilies ***** ***** Bacon Boston ** ** ******** ***** ******* ***** ***** ***** *********** ***** ****** ****

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