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Symbolic Interaction

Questions?

Learn through interaction with others

Family members establish trust and emotional bonds

An individuals parents and environment do not entirely dictate who a child will grow up become!

Conflict Theory

Families serve important functions but some benefit more than others

Families in high income brackets have greatest share of wealth

Links family inequality to capitalism and social class

Social Placement Within Your Family

Functionalism

Recognize families differ in structure (nuclear vs. extended)

Marriage followed by procreation is critical in promoting social order

Parenthood is crucial social role

Karen Autrey

Siblings and Grandparents

Family

Older siblings - a positive and negative role model

Grandparents - the glue that keeps a family together and are sometimes surrogates.

Family is a group of people related or not, that you can count on. They love you unconditionally and you love them the same. You are all connected emotionally and spiritually...you laugh, cry, fight, hug and love each other. You get mad, angry, sad and you talk it over. The bottom line is love. A family is love..no matter how big or how small.

2.7 million grandparents are raising their grandchildren and 33% of these households have no parent present

Parenting Styles

Parenting Style Characteristics Example

Authoritarian Very demanding, controlling, punitive “You can't borrow the car because I said so.”

Authoritative Demanding, controlling, warm, supportive “You can borrow the car, but be home by curfew.”

Permissive Not demanding, warm, indulgent, set few rules “Borrow the car whenever you want.”

Uninvolved Neither supportive nor controlling “I don't care what you do; I'm busy.”

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