Traditional Nuclear Family
Family 4 mark questions
Explain what sociologists mean by primary socialisation.
Explain what sociologists mean by authority relationships in families.
Explain what sociologists mean by a reconstituted family.
Explain what sociologists mean by a traditional nuclear family.
Explain what sociologists mean by an extended family.
Family 5 mark questions
Describe one family type found in Britain and explain how it is different from any one other family type.
Describe one way in which an individual’s family or household situation might change over the course of their life, apart from divorce, and explain why this change may occur.
Describe one change in the role of women in families and explain why this change has occurred. Describe how the pattern of divorce has changed in Britain over the last 50 years and explain why this pattern has occurred.
Describe one way in which relations between parents and children have changed in the last 30 years or so and explain why this change has happened.
Describe the feminist approach to the family and explain how this approach is different from other sociological approaches.
Describe one possible consequence of divorce for husbands and explain how this may have an effect on them.
Describe one change in family size in Britain and explain why this change has occurred.
Describe one form of help which a grandparent might provide for a family and explain how this may help members of a family.
Describe one way in which governments might provide assistance to lone parent families and explain how this would assist lone parents.
Family 12 mark questions
Discuss how far sociologists would agree that the roles of men and women in families have changed significantly in the past 50 years.
Discuss how far sociologists would agree that changes in the divorce rate over the past
50 years are due to changes in the law.
Discuss how far sociologists would agree that there is no longer a typical British family.
Explain what sociologists mean by primary socialisation.
Explain what sociologists mean by authority relationships in families.
Explain what sociologists mean by a reconstituted family.
Explain what sociologists mean by a traditional nuclear family.
Explain what sociologists mean by an extended family.
Family 5 mark questions
Describe one family type found in Britain and explain how it is different from any one other family type.
Describe one way in which an individual’s family or household situation might change over the course of their life, apart from divorce, and explain why this change may occur.
Describe one change in the role of women in families and explain why this change has occurred. Describe how the pattern of divorce has changed in Britain over the last 50 years and explain why this pattern has occurred.
Describe one way in which relations between parents and children have changed in the last 30 years or so and explain why this change has happened.
Describe the feminist approach to the family and explain how this approach is different from other sociological approaches.
Describe one possible consequence of divorce for husbands and explain how this may have an effect on them.
Describe one change in family size in Britain and explain why this change has occurred.
Describe one form of help which a grandparent might provide for a family and explain how this may help members of a family.
Describe one way in which governments might provide assistance to lone parent families and explain how this would assist lone parents.
Family 12 mark questions
Discuss how far sociologists would agree that the roles of men and women in families have changed significantly in the past 50 years.
Discuss how far sociologists would agree that changes in the divorce rate over the past
50 years are due to changes in the law.
Discuss how far sociologists would agree that there is no longer a typical British family.