1.2 Roles and Responsibilities within Families

• In some cultures, family roles are strictly assigned based on age and gender
• Match the traditional gender roles in Hispanic families with their responsibilities:

  Men ↔️ Breadwinner, discipline

  Women ↔️ Homemaker, childcare
• What are some factors contributing to the evolution of family roles and structures?

  Urbanization, education for women
• Match the cultural concepts with their emphasis in traditional Hispanic families:

  Machismo ↔️ Dominance, providing

  Marianismo ↔️ Domestic duties, nurturing
• What is a traditional responsibility of men in Hispanic families?

  Breadwinner
• Factors leading to the evolution of family structures in Hispanic cultures

  1️⃣ Urbanization

  2️⃣ Increased education for women

  3️⃣ Economic shifts
• Match the responsibility with the generation in Hispanic families:

  Household Chores ↔️ Younger Generation: More likely to share or outsource ||| Older Generation: Traditional division of labor

  Financial Management ↔️ Younger Generation: Greater independence ||| Older Generation: Reliance on family support
• What is a modern trend in economic roles within Hispanic families?

  Shared breadwinning
• What is a modern change in gender norms within Hispanic families?

  More egalitarian responsibilities
• What are family roles and responsibilities designed to maintain?

  The family unit
• Family roles and responsibilities remain static across cultures.

  False
• Modern Hispanic families are adopting more egalitarian approaches to roles and responsibilities.


  True
• Order the intergenerational differences in responsibilities:

  1️⃣ Younger: Shared household chores

  2️⃣ Older: Traditional division of labor

  3️⃣ Younger: Greater financial independence
• In traditional Hispanic families, men often embody machismo
• Traditional gender roles in Hispanic families are becoming more egalitarian


  True
• Childcare in modern Hispanic families is often shared or outsourced to daycare
• In traditional Hispanic families, the father was typically the primary breadwinner
• Match the cultural custom with its traditional and modern practice:

  Family Gatherings ↔️ Traditional: Regular celebrations ||| Modern: Less frequent but still valued

  Intergenerational Support ↔️ Traditional: Elders providing wisdom ||| Modern: Elders contribute financial support
• Order the examples of family roles and responsibilities:

  1️⃣ Parent: Providing meals

  2️⃣ Child: Completing homework

  3️⃣ Grandparent: Sharing family history
• Traditional gender roles in Hispanic families stem from the influence of machismo and marianismo
• The shift in family roles reflects a move towards greater equality
• Family roles in modern Hispanic cultures are becoming more egalitarian and less gender-specific.


  True
• What is a traditional responsibility of women in Hispanic families?

  Homemaker
• In modern Hispanic families, who typically shares the role of breadwinner?

  Both parents
• Younger generations in Hispanic families tend to adopt more egalitarian roles compared to older generations


  True
• What is a traditional practice related to filial piety in Hispanic families?

  Caring for elders at home