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Sociology of the Family (Chapter 3 (Macrosystem (Social Classes…

- - - - Born into
    - - Created with marriage
    - - Relatives of nuclear family
  - - - Rank/position in society
    - - By lineage, gender, birth order, skin color
      - Harder to change rank
    - - By education, occupation, income, residence
    - - Customs from generations
      - Ascribed status
    - - Looks to the present
      - Achieved status
    - - Family ranked by society's class structure, not just individual
    - - Upper Class
      - Middle Class
        
        More language expressive
      - Working/lower Class
        
        Parents more dominant, controlling, punitive
      - Underclass
      - Operational definition
        
        Material capital
        
        Economic resources
        
        Human capital
        
        Knowledge/skills
        
        Social capital
        
        Connections
    - - Based on parents' genes
    - - Family Stress Model
      - Extended Investment Model
        
        Parents' resources
  - - - Interpersonal relationships
        
        Communal
        
        Cooperative
        
        Close/intimate
        
        Informal
      - Authority patterns
        
        Autocratic, hierarchy
      - 70% of world
    - - Interpersonal relationships
        
        Associative
        
        Practical
        
        Objective
        
        Formal
      - Authority patterns
        
        Democratic
    - - Rules
      - Patterns
      - Standards
    - - How do humans relate to each other?
      - What is the significant time dimension?
      - What is the valued personality type?
      - What is the relationship of humans to nature?
      - What are the innate predispositions of humans?
  - - - Protestant Ethics (Ideal person is..)
        
        Individualistic
        
        Thrifty
        
        Self-sacrificing
        
        Efficient with time
        
        Personal responsibility
        
        Productivity
  - - - Welfare Reform Act
- - - - Family-care tasks instead of Self-care