family and theory

Family and Theoretical Perspectives
G12 - Sociology

Multiple Choice

what is Functionalism theory in Sociology?

• Functionalism theory in Sociology focuses on individual actions rather than societal structures.
• Functionalism theory in Sociology sees society as a complex system where different parts work together to maintain stability and solidarity.
• Functionalism theory in Sociology suggests that society is static and unchanging.
• Functionalism theory in Sociology emphasizes conflict and competition within society.

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Family help form standards regarding mating and ​

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Multiple Choice

Family is supposed to be a place where

• A place where individuals feel unwelcome, unloved, and rejected.
• A place where individuals feel indifferent, isolated, and criticized.
• A place where individuals feel loved, supported, and accepted unconditionally.
• A place where individuals feel neglected, unsupported, and judged.

Multiple Choice

Parents teach their children how to behave in society

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

What is Conflict theory in Sociology?

• Conflict theory in Sociology is a perspective that emphasizes the role of conflict in society and how it leads to social change.
• Conflict theory argues that social order is maintained through agreement

• Conflict theory suggests that society is held together by shared values
• Conflict theory focuses on cooperation in society

Multiple Choice

What is a major reason there is usually gender inequality in a family?

• Lack of education
• Equal distribution of household chores
• Families usually are patriarchal or matriarchal

• Modern societal norms

Multiple Choice

According to which group of people is the family structure responsible for gender inequality in society

• Politicians
• Scientists
• Feminists

• Historians

Multiple Choice

What is symbolic interaction ism in Sociology?

• Symbolic interactionism is a sociological perspective that focuses on the way individuals interpret symbols and create meaning in their social interactions.
• Symbolic interactionism is a theory that focuses on macro-level social structures.
• Symbolic interactionism emphasizes the importance of biological factors in shaping human behavior.
• Symbolic interactionism suggests that social interactions have no impact on individual behavior.

Multiple Choice

What does symbolic interaction-ism mostly look at with regards to family?

• Interactions, communication, and shared meanings
• Historical background, economic status, and political affiliations
• Physical appearance, genetic makeup, and geographical location
• Technological advancements, environmental factors, and educational achievements

Multiple Choice

according to symbolic interaction-ism, family relationships are always....

• determined at birth
• static and unchanging
• influenced by external factors
• changing and evolving

Draw

Draw a typical family.