Understanding Joint Family Systems

The video discusses the advantages of joint families, emphasizing socialism through equal wealth distribution, economic benefits from shared expenses, and social security for members. It highlights the entertainment and care provided, especially for children, and the cooperation and cultural preservation within joint families. The video also contrasts groupism with individualism, promoting shared values and resources.

What philosophy does the joint family system follow regarding wealth distribution?

• Capitalism

• Socialism

• Feudalism

• Communism

In a joint family, how are expenses typically managed?

• Individually by each member

• By a hired accountant

• Jointly by all members

• By the eldest member only

What kind of support does a joint family provide during a member's illness or retirement?

• Only financial support

• Financial and emotional support

• Emotional support only

• No support

How does a joint family contribute to the entertainment of its members?

• By organizing weekly parties

• By providing television and internet

• By having many members living together

• By hiring entertainers

What role do elders play in the upbringing of children in a joint family?

• They are not involved

• They discipline the children

• They impart moral values and nurture

• They provide financial support

How does a joint family system help in preserving culture?

• By focusing on individual achievements

• By rejecting modern values

• By transmitting cultural values across generations

• By isolating from other cultures

What is discouraged in a joint family system according to Indian culture?

• Cultural preservation

• Groupism

• Cooperation

• Individualism

What is a key benefit of mutual cooperation in a joint family?

• More privacy for individuals

• Increased individual wealth

• Easier management of big events

• Less responsibility for each member

How does a joint family system affect the feeling of individualism?

• It enhances individualism

• It promotes self-centeredness

• It restricts individualism

• It has no effect on individualism

What is a common trait taught to children in a joint family?

• Competition

• Independence

• Resource sharing

• Self-reliance