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It helps explain why family forms change over time as population size and structure alter."},{"text":"Why social classes have identical lifestyles.","correct":false,"explanation":"Social classes do not have identical lifestyles, and demography does not make this claim. Demographic evidence helps explain why family forms change over time."},{"text":"Why domestic roles are biologically determined.","correct":false,"explanation":"Treating domestic roles as biological confuses demographic explanation with biological determinism. 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Demography specifically studies population size, structure and patterns of change."}]},{"id":"860b917c-db2b-4d4d-9f8b-f4624bed4dcf","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"How does secularisation help explain fewer marriages?","back":"There is less religious pressure to marry.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"There is less religious pressure to marry.","correct":true,"explanation":"Secularisation reduces the influence of religious beliefs and institutions. As marriage is less strongly regarded as a religious duty, fewer people feel pressured to marry."},{"text":"There is less legal permission to marry.","correct":false,"explanation":"Secularisation does not remove legal permission to marry. It reduces religious influence, meaning there is less religious pressure to regard marriage as necessary."},{"text":"There is less economic freedom to marry.","correct":false,"explanation":"Economic freedom may affect whether couples can afford marriage, but it does not define secularisation. 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They increase women's economic independence, making marriage less financially necessary."},{"text":"They increase women's need for male provision.","correct":false,"explanation":"This presents the traditional dependency model rather than the effect of education and employment. Having qualifications and earnings increases women's economic independence from male providers."},{"text":"They increase women's domestic isolation.","correct":false,"explanation":"Paid work generally connects women to income and opportunities outside the home rather than increasing domestic isolation. It makes marriage less necessary by increasing economic independence."}]},{"id":"b02ab6d0-1623-4eb5-bbfb-ba3bff80e130","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"Giddens' [ ] continues only while both partners feel [ ].","back":"Giddens' pure relationship continues only while both partners feel emotionally satisfied.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Giddens' pure relationship continues only while both partners feel emotionally satisfied.","correct":true,"explanation":"Giddens defines the pure relationship as one maintained for the emotional rewards it provides. It continues only while both partners gain sufficient emotional satisfaction."},{"text":"Giddens' traditional relationship continues only while both partners feel emotionally satisfied.","correct":false,"explanation":"Traditional relationships are maintained through external duties and expectations, not solely personal satisfaction. Giddens' pure relationship lasts only while both partners remain emotionally satisfied."},{"text":"Giddens' pure relationship continues only while both partners feel financially dependent.","correct":false,"explanation":"Financial dependence reflects material necessity rather than Giddens' account of intimacy. A pure relationship continues only while both partners feel emotionally satisfied."},{"text":"Giddens' empty-shell marriage continues only while both partners feel socially obligated.","correct":false,"explanation":"An empty-shell marriage describes spouses remaining legally married without a meaningful emotional relationship. 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Socialises children.
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Creates class conflict.
Protects ruling-class wealth.

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Challenges male dominance.
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Prevents child socialisation.
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","correct":false,"explanation":"This directly reverses Parsons' argument about the positive functions of the nuclear family. He claims it socialises children and stabilises adult personalities."}]},{"id":"8735697f-3be2-416b-9ef7-cf3fa83b7a52","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"How do the New Right interpret declining marriage?","back":"It weakens family stability, especially for children.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"It weakens family stability, especially for children.","correct":true,"explanation":"The New Right regards marriage as the most stable basis for raising children. Its decline is therefore seen as increasing insecurity and weakening family stability."},{"text":"It strengthens family diversity, especially for children.","correct":false,"explanation":"Celebrating family diversity is associated more closely with postmodern perspectives. The New Right argues that declining marriage weakens family stability, particularly for children."},{"text":"It reduces patriarchal control, especially for children.","correct":false,"explanation":"Reducing patriarchal control reflects a feminist interpretation rather than the New Right view. The New Right believes declining marriage weakens family stability, especially for children."},{"text":"It increases personal freedom, especially for children.","correct":false,"explanation":"Greater personal freedom is emphasised by individualisation perspectives, not the New Right. The New Right focuses on declining marriage as a threat to family stability."}]},{"id":"70d0d14b-c138-4339-8bbd-c2fcb231958e","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"What inequality do feminists associate with traditional marriage?","back":"Women faced unequal domestic labour and economic dependence.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Women faced unequal domestic labour and economic dependence.","correct":true,"explanation":"Feminists argue that traditional marriage often assigned women a disproportionate share of unpaid housework and childcare while limiting their financial independence through dependence on a male breadwinner."},{"text":"Women faced equal domestic labour and economic dependence.","correct":false,"explanation":"This confuses equality in household work with economic dependence. Feminists identified both unequal domestic labour and financial dependence as sources of women’s inequality in traditional marriage."},{"text":"Women faced unequal domestic labour and financial independence.","correct":false,"explanation":"Financial independence contradicts the feminist argument about traditional marriage. The associated inequality involved economic dependence alongside an unequal share of unpaid domestic labour."},{"text":"Men faced unequal domestic labour and economic dependence.","correct":false,"explanation":"The gender relationship is reversed here. Feminists argue that women, rather than men, were more likely to perform unequal domestic labour and depend economically on their husbands."}]},{"id":"866a23c5-97b2-4f1d-9f88-d98fd4792cd8","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"The Divorce Reform Act 1969 allowed divorce on the basis of [ ].","back":"The Divorce Reform Act 1969 allowed divorce on the basis of irretrievable breakdown.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"irretrievable breakdown","correct":true,"explanation":"The 1969 Act introduced irretrievable breakdown as the basis for divorce, replacing the need to prove one of a limited set of specific matrimonial offences."},{"text":"irreversible breakdown","correct":false,"explanation":"The tempting word refers to something that cannot be reversed, but it is not the statutory term. 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