PPC FINALS (LESSON 6-9)

• Structure of Family

  • The Nuclear Family or Conjugal Family
  • The Extended Family or Consanguine
  • The Single Parent Family
  • The Reconstituted Family
  • The Symmetrical Family
  • The Empty Nest Family
• The Nuclear Family or Conjugal Family - Consists of a mother and a father (parent) and their own or adopted children residing in the same household.
• The Extended Family or Consanguine - Three genralations in the family. Grandparents, their children, their grandchildren
• The Single Parent Family - are families with children under age 18 headed by a parent who is widowed or divorced and not remarried, or by a parent who has never remarried.
• The Reconstituted Family - is when two families join together after one or both parents have divorced their previous partners. This family option can sometimes be referred to as the blended family or step family.
• The Symmetrical Family - is where a family divides all responsibilities equally between partners. This was created and theorized by Willmott and Young (1970) as one of the phases the modern family has shifted into.
• The Empty Nest Family - is a kind of family in which the children are not living that close to the elderly and they are left living alone in the family home.
• Families can be classified according to the following categories:

  • On the basis of LINEAGE
  • On the basis of HEADSHIP
  • On the basis of RESIDENCE
  • On the basis of MATES
• On the basis of LINEAGE

  • Patrilineal
  • Matrilineal
• On the basis of HEADSHIP

  • Patriarchal
  • Matriarchal
• On the basis of RESIDENCE

  • Patrilocal
  • Matrilocal
  • Neo-local
• On the basis of MATES

  • Monogamous
  • Polygamous
• Patrilineal - Property and title inheritance passes through the father's side
• Matrilineal - Property and title inheritance passes through the mother’s side
• Patriarchal - In this case the father is the head of the family
• Matriarchal - In this case the mother is the head of the family
• Patrilocal - A married couple lives with or near the husband's family.
• Matrilocal - A married couple lives with or near the wife's family.
• Neo-local - A married couple establishes a new, independent household separate from both families.
• • Monogamous - one partner
  • Polygamous - many partner
• Marriage Impediments - An impediment is a legal obstacle that prevents a sacrament from being performed validly and/or

  licitly
• Marriage Impediments

  • Antecedent and Perpetual Impotence
  • Consanguinity
  • Affinity
  • Underage
  • Abduction
  • Disparity of Cult
• Choice of a Mate - A key to unlock a happy marriage.
• Theory of Propinquity - We marry people we know.
• Exchange Theory - We evaluate our worth and find someone of similar worth
• Complimentary Needs Theory - You find people that compliment your needs.
• Time and Place Theory - We marry the person we are supposed to when the time is right
• Filter Theory - You filter out people that don't meet your criteria
• Social Filter - You marry within the same social class
• PETITION FOR LEGAL SEPARATION:

  • Repeated physical violence
  • Attempt of a respondent to corrupt
  • Drug addiction or Habitual Alcoholism
  • Sexual infidelity or perversion
  • Abandonment
• Family Planning - To regulate the number and spacing of children. Contraception.
• Methods of Family Planning

  • Natural Methods
  • Barrier Methods
  • Hormonal Methods
  • Post Conceptional Method
  • Termination Method
• 1.) NATURAL METHODS - do not involve the use of any of the manmade devices.

  • WITHDRAWAL METHOD - in this method the penis is withdrawn from the vagina before ejaculation. In this way semen is prevented from entering the uterine cavity and pregnancy does not take place.
  • ABSTINENCE - This involves complete avoidance of sexual cohabit
• 2.) BARRIER METHODS


  Methods which prevent meeting of sperms with the ovum
• Physical barriers


  • Physically block the sperm
• Nirodh (condom)


  A thin rubber sheath used by men, rolled over the erect penis to prevent the entry of semen into the vagina
• Diaphragm


  Used by women in her vagina to form a barrier in front of her cervix, made of soft synthetic rubber or plastic with a stiff but flexible rim around the edge
• Vaginal sponge


  A small polyurethane foam sponge diffused with spermicide, shaped to fit on the cervix with a loop to pull after use
• Chemical barriers


  • Kill sperm cells and help prevent pregnancy
• Intra Uterine Devices (IUD)


  Devices placed in the uterine cavity, earlier made of silk worm gut, silk and gold