Families and Households
Across
- 4. Radical feminists argue the family is founded on this, where men dominate and exploit women.
- 5. The decline in the influence of religion, allowing for more diverse family forms.
- 6. Parsons' term for the male breadwinner role.
- 10. Two adults living together with their own children; considered the "cereal packet" family by some.
- 11. Theoretical perspective that argues the family provides essential functions like primary socialisation.
Down
- 1. A couple living together without being married, a trend that has significantly increased.
- 2. Type of family that includes grandparents, aunts, and uncles, often spanning three generations.
- 3. Feminist who criticized the "symmetrical family" concept, arguing women still do most domestic work.
- 5. Young and Willmott's term for a family where roles are shared more equally between partners.
- 7. Parsons' term for the female role of nurturing and childcare.
- 8. Marxist who argued the family serves capitalism by acting as a unit of consumption and providing a "haven" from alienation.
- 9. A multi-generational family structure that is long and thin, with fewer siblings due to lower birth rates.