Ucspol Q2

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  • What does kinship mean?
    Relationships based on blood or marriage
  • How does society define kinship interaction?
    By determining socially important kin and expected behaviors
  • What is fictive kinship?
    People not related by blood or marriage
  • What is consanguineal kin?
    Kinship based on bloodline
  • What is affinal kin?
    Kinship based on marriage
  • What can kinship refer to?
    Patterns of social relationships or their study
  • What is descent in kinship?
    A group based on common descent from an ancestor
  • What is unilineal descent?
    Membership based on either patrilineal or matrilineal descent
  • What does cognatic descent refer to?
    All descendants enjoying membership through any combination of linkages
  • What is marriage defined as?
    An institution admitting men and women to family life
  • What does marriage formally prescribe?
    Rights, duties, and privileges of spouses
  • When does marriage officially start?
    With the ceremony known as wedding
  • What does a marital relationship involve?
    A contract defining partners' rights and obligations
  • How is marriage viewed sociologically?
    As a partnership formalized by ceremony
  • What is the religious view of marriage?
    Marriage is a sacrament and inviolable bond
  • How does the legal viewpoint define marriage?
    As a contract between a man and a woman
  • What is polygamy?
    Being married to more than one person
  • What is polygyny?
    One man marries more than one woman
  • What is polyandry?
    One woman marries more than one man
  • What is monogamy?
    One man marries one woman
  • What is serial monogamy?
    Marrying again after death or divorce
  • What is group marriage?
    Two or more women with two or more men
  • What role does ritual kinship play?
    Strengthens and extends ties of kinship
  • How are godparents selected?
    Chosen for baptism, confirmation, and marriage
  • What is the ideal situation for co-parents?
    They should be a married couple
  • Why are single women chosen as godparents?
    They are of good reputation
  • What is important about the character of a godparent?
    They should have good standing in the community
  • How do ties between co-parents reinforce kinship?
    By maintaining respect and assistance in need
  • What is expected of a godparent?
    To assist in the child's upbringing if needed
  • What is considered incestuous among co-parents?
    Marriage or sexual relations between them
  • What is the significance of godparents in the countryside?
    They have daily social significance
  • What should not break the ties between co-parents?
    Quarrels or the death of godchildren
  • What is a conjugal family?
    A nuclear family focused inwardly
  • What is an extended family?
    A family unit including other relatives
  • What is the family of orientation?
    The family where one is born and reared
  • What is the family of procreation?
    The family established when one marries
  • What is a patrilineal family?
    A family tracing relationships through the father
  • What is a matrilineal family?
    A family tracing relationships through the mother
  • What is a bilateral family?
    A family tracing relationships through both parents
  • What is a patriarchal family?
    A family with authority in the oldest male