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    Family Traditions

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    Family Traditions Culture is an important element of self- identity and contributes to how individuals view themselves and the community they live in. Family is our foundation. If we do not have a foundation to build on‚ having a strong sense of self might be difficult. Your family is where you get your basic beliefs and understanding about life. I cannot imagine not having the family I have and them teaching me what they taught me. Beliefs‚ social values and ethics vary depending on the community

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    Family Communication

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    Final Paper Introduction In today’s society many families communication has become a burning issue. Families spend most of their time in communicating‚ for the execution of routine activities everyone needs assistance and support from others. Then communication process starts‚ no one can communicate alone. There‘s always a sender and one or more receivers. Communication is a source of delivering messages from one to another. Through communication people share their ideas‚ feelings‚ thoughts and

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    Air pollution Are you satisfied with the air that you breathe today? Do you know how many people suffer from the air pollution? Air pollution‚ which is harmful to the health or could cause damage to plants and materials‚ contains gases‚ dust‚ fumes. When pollution occurs in the air‚ it can easily travel and spread‚ and because we breathe in air‚ people are not able to easily avoid it. There are three effects of air pollution‚ which are acidification‚ health effects and global warming. The first

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    Any quotations or borrowed ideas have been properly acknowledged. Matriarchal Society and Patriarchal Society The story is narrated by the narrator Leslie Marmon Silko. Silko was a Native American poet‚ story writer whose work is mainly focused over the relations‚ religions and cultural societies. The story is based upon a woman who belongs to Pueblo and she is out with a stranger outside her pueblo. The stranger was Silva who seduces

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    Family Assesment

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    the internal structure of a family and of its wider context‚ much like a family tree. A genogram broadly follows the conventions of a genetic chart. Usually at least three generations of a family are recorded‚ each generation occupying a separate horizontal level on the chart A genogram is relevant to family assessment for many reasons as it allows for information to be summarised and viewed in a simple manner; it also provides a method for gaining insight into family development and functioning

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    Broken Family

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    HOW BROKEN FAMILIES ROB CHILDREN OF THEIR CHANCES FOR FUTURE PROSPERITY PATRICK F. FAGAN Much of the debate about the growing gap between rich and poor in America focuses on the changing job force‚ the cost of living‚ and the tax and regulatory structure that hamstrings businesses and employees. But analysis of the social science literature demonstrates that the root cause of poverty and income disparity is linked undeniably to the presence or absence of marriage. Broken families earn less and

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    Sociology of the family

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    Sociology of the family. In this essay the sociology of the family will be discussed. In 1949 George Peter Murdock who was a functionalist studies a social structure. While looking at range of societies‚ almost 250 of them‚ ranging from hunting family’s to families of a larger scale. He believed that there was some form of family that appeared in every society and with the evidence that he gathered concluded that the family is universal. Murdock defined the family as follows‚ the family is a social

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    Family and Culture

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    Family culture is a unique way that a family forms itself in terms of rules‚ roles‚ habits‚ activities‚ beliefs‚ and other areas” (“What is family culture?”‚ 2002). The perception of family is an aspect of family culture; this includes the interactions within the family and with others. Some of these perceptions can be defined as myths. A myth is a belief about someone or something that is believed to be true‚ but it is false‚ made-up‚ or exaggerated (S. Yu‚ Lecture). There are both positive and

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    Family Values

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    Essay: Discuss the values that are important in family life. What exactly makes up a strong family that possess good family values? A strong family units a safe‚ positive and supportive place for all members to thrive. They are able to utilise resources and to live together in a fairly healthy manners. Family is more than a place where we eat and sleep; it is the place where we learn what matters the most. If all we do in families is manage groceries and sleeping space‚ we have missed the great

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    Functions Of the Family

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    2B and elsewhere assess the view that‚ in today’s society the family is losing its functions.  Many sociologists argue that since the Industrial revolution‚ after the pre - modern society that the family has lost many of its functions and some argue they haven’t. Parson and Dennis‚ functionalist sociologists argue that the functions that would have usually been performed by the family have now‚ in the modern society been removed from the family. They believe that these functions have now been transferred

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