SOC 200 Final Exam with Verified Answers Graded A+
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SOC 200
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SOC 200
SOC 200 Final Exam with Verified Answers Graded A+
1. Is the family, as a
social institution
found in every
society?
2. How does the US
Census Bureau
define family?
3. What are the
traits of mar-
riage?
4. Nuclear Family
(conjugal family)
Yes, the family is found in all societies and u...
SOC 200 Final Exam with Verified Answers Graded A+
1. Is the family, as a Yes, the family is found in all societies and unites people
social institution in cooperative groups to care for one another including
found in every children
society?
2. How does the US The US Census Bureau says that families are "Only peo-
Census Bureau ple living together who are linked by birth, marriage, or
define family? adoption"
3. What are the -Economic cooperation
traits of mar- -Sexual activity
riage? -Child bearing
4. Nuclear Family A family composed of one or two parents and their chil-
(conjugal family) dren. conjugal means "based on marriage"
5. Monogamy "one union" marriage that unites two partners
6. Polygamy "many unions" marriage that unites a person with two or
more spouses
7. Polyandry "many men/husbands" marriage that unites one woman
and two or more men
8. According to Sweden
David Poponoe,
where on earth
are the weakest
families?
9. What region of Most African nations and Southern Asia
the world do
you find coun-
tries that permit
polygamy?
10. What are the so- Structural/functional:
cial functions of -Socialization
the family? -regulation of sexual activity
-social placement
, -material and emotional security
Conflict:
-property and inheritance
-patriarchy
-race and ethnicity
11. Is the incest It exists in every society, however exactly which relatives
Taboo found in can and cannot marry varies from culture to culture.
every society?
12. Where are you Low income nations such as Sri Lanka, India, etc...
likely to find peo-
ple marrying for
reasons besides
love?
13. Homogamy Marriage between people with the same social character-
istics
14. Causes and con- Causes young people to leave the nest, form their own
sequences of ro- families, sexual passion can help couples through difficult
mantic love and times. romantic love however is less stable, feelings are
marriage in the changing more constantly, has helped lead to our high
US divorce rate
15. Effect of industri- Industrialization has decreased the number of children
alization on the you have; they are now more of a liability than an asset.
number of chil- This trend is common in high-income countries.
dren we have
16. What leads most Finances are often the limiting factor
parents to lim-
it the number
of children they
have?
17. What is the most Living life after the death of a spouse
difficult transi-
tion in married
life?
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