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- Q1What type of theory is Functionalism?ConflictPostmodernConsensusProgressive30s
- Q2What type of family do Functionalists focus their explanation on?Extended FamilyLone Parent FamilyBeanpole FamilyNuclear Family30s
- Q3Who argued that the family has four functions?MurrayParsonsMad DogMurdock30s
- Q4Which one of the following is NOT one of Murdock's four functions of the family?Satisfaction of the sex driveReproductionSocialisationTo discipline children30s
- Q5Give an example of socialisation of the youngGoing to nurseryLessons at schoolEating dinner togetherTalking with friends30s
- Q6Which term means: "An individual can improve their status through hard work"?Geographically mobile workforceNuclear familyFunctional fitSocially mobile workforce30s
- Q7What happened to the family when society industrialised?Changed to a unit of productionStarted working moreChanged to a unit of consumptionChildren stopped working30s
- Q8Which of the following is an irreducible function of the family?Stabilisation of adult personalitiesMeeting economic needsMeeting health needsSecondary socialisation of children30s
- Q9Which theory argues that the family should relieve stress and tension from work?MurdockFridge TheoryWarm Bath TheoryFunctional Fit30s
- Q10What does Murdock say about the nuclear family?It is universalIt involves grandparentsIt is the worst type of familyIt is mostly found in the UK30s