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Families and Households
Changing family patterns
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Divorce stats
40%
of all marriages end in
divorce
Reasons for increase in divorce
Changes
in the law
Declining
stigma
and changing attitudes
Secularisation
Rising Expectations of
Marriage
Womens increased
financial
independence
Dual
burned
Individualisation
thesis
OAKLEY
Dual Burden
FLETCHER
Major cause of increased
divorce
= rising expectations, but there is a high rate of
re-marriage
showing people don't reject the idea of marriage
Marriage stats
in
2012
=
175,000
first marriages
Reasons for decline marriage
Changing attitudes
Secularisation
Declining stigma
Changes in position of women
Fear of Divorce
Alternatives - Cohabitation
COAST
75
% of cohabiting couples expect to
marry
Lone parent households stats
3
in 10 people are in a
lone
parent household
DUNCAN + PHILLIPS
1 in
10
adults are
LAT
Children outside marriage stat
Nearly
1/2
of all children' are born outside marriage
Reasons for more women looking after children
Women hold a
traditionally expressive
role
Divorce courts
usually give
custody
to mother
Men are
less willing
to give up
work
for family
MURRAY
Lone Parent
families = the
welfare state
are over generous
'Perceverence incentives'
for having children without being able to provide for them
Black families stats
Black families have
1/2
of all families with dependant children were lone parent compared with
1/4
population
MIRZA
High levels of lone parent families = not disorganization but reflect the high value
black
women place on
independence
REYNOLDS
Stats are
misleading
- lots of support and structure in
lone
parent families
BALLARD
extended
families are an important source of support in
Asian
families
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