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    Kids and Outdoors

    other electronic smart devices. In most families, both parents work, leaving the kids to become their own entertainers or Mom and Dads are too tired or simply don’t have a second to spend with their kids. The kids may become withdrawn or anti social which will have a long-term effect of their ability to grow into well rounded adults. The social impact of too much exposure to electronic media can be seen as huge disadvantage for children and family relationships. I will attempt, using online

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    Functionalism

    Functionalists is a social structure theory in sociology about our society in order to help us understand how it works. Murdock was a functionalist that argued that family (nuclear was seen as the norm) performs four essential functions to meet the needs of the society and its members. The first of those being stable satisfaction of the sex drive. This means that partners will only have sexual relations with each other to prevent social disruption caused by ‘free-for-all’. The second function

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    relationship can be faced in modern society through sports. Fathers always imagine there son becoming a star athlete and try to mold them into being this. Most of the time the son is not going to be a star athlete and this is something that is difficult for a father to deal with. All off their hopes and dreams are in their son so if they don’t turn out to be exactly how you want them to than it is disheartening. Tension in the father son relationship can really hurt a family and break them apart. A father

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    Art Essay

    How can art create different meanings, in society? An art not only enhances understanding of the world around us, but it also broadens our perspective on traditional values that we hold today in modern society. Arts give us the creativity to express ourselves and in result creating meaning and value through master pieces of art work in all shapes and sizes. All this while challenging our intellect The type of style van Gogh would like to work was as a post-impressionist painter and the reason

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    Assess the Contribution of Functionalism to Our Understanding of Families and Households. (24)

    functions of the family Assess the contribution of functionalism to our understanding of families and households. (24) Functionalists take a consensus view of the role of family. They see it as a universal institution that performs essential functions for society as a whole and all members of the family. According to Murdock, it provides important sub-system that provides stable satisfaction for the sex drive and therefore avoids social disruption. As well as this, Murdock says the family reproduces

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    Family and Woman

    Family and Women Who could guess that a quarter of a century later women have different roles outside and inside the home? Nobody could have foreseen this situation which includes most of the women in the world today. In today’s world, women have lots of roles everywhere. They have roles in social life, in work life and in political life. With developing world, women and their roles have been changing. Except from the outside roles, women take an important role in family life. The role of

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    Final Paper

    The final paper of “Women and Taiwanese Society” According to official statistics, in recent years, Taiwanese women have been postponing their marriage and, after marriage, have avoided producing children. I ask few of friends and my family if they were in marriageable age whether they would get married or not. Most of people’s answer is that they would get married. But the marriageable age is no longer twenty-five or twenty-six, it transforms maybe after thirty. And their reason is because in

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    Assess Sociological Explanations of the Nature and Extent of Family Diversity Today

    Family diversity is the idea that there are a range of different family types, rather than a single dominant one like the nuclear family. It is associated with the post-modernists idea that in today’s society increasing choice about relationships is creating greater family diversity. The modernist view sees society as having a fairly fixed, predictable structure. The modernists see the nuclear family as being the best as it performs certain essential functions. Talcott Parsons saw that the nuclear

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    Using Material from Item a and Elsewhere, Access the View That the Education System Exists Mainly to Select and Prepare Young People or Their Future Roles.

    select and prepare younger people for their future work roles. Item A agrees with this idea as it says that education teaches people to perform “a vital role in modern societies”, while family life gives people the ability to play a role as a “functioning member of a large-scale society”. In other words, it says that education is key for “modern” work, while social life is more key in giving people social skills, to function with other people within society. This agrees with the question because the

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    Joint Family System in India

    The word "family" comes from the Latin word "familia", which means household. This was truly applicable to a joint family in India. Living together under the same roof with grandparents, their sons and grandsons, with their wives and children, is indeed a unique experience, especially in Indian villages. The earnings of every adult member go into a common fund or pool out of which all expenditure is incurred. The final authority in family matters is the grandfather, but the grandmother has authority

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