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SS CSEC TOPICS

Individual, family and society
1. Individual and family
  1. Functions of a family
    1. Economic
    2. Psychological
    3. Socialization
    4. Procreation
  2. Family classifications
    1. Type
      1. Nuclear
      2. Extended
      3. Single-parent
      4. Sibling household
      5. Reconstituted family
    2. Union
      1. Visiting relationships
      2. Common law union
      3. Legal marriage
      4. Monogamy
  3. Roles and responsibilities of family members
    1. Adults
      1. Function as breadwinners
      2. Manage the daily affairs of the family
      3. Procreate
      4. Instil values, knowledge and proper attitudes in children (socialization)
    2. Siblings
      1. Assistance in cleaning
      2. Looks after younger siblings
      3. Treat elders with respect and dignity
    3. Female breadwinners (changing family roles)
  4. Parenthood
    1. Factors to consider
      1. Health
      2. Mental well-being
      3. Emotional
        Empathy
        Not affected by depression and social issues
      4. Economically stable
    2. Skills needed
      1. Communication
      2. Problem solving
      3. Socializing
      4. Disciplining
      5. Nutrition
      6. Showing love and affection
      7. Finance/money management
  5. Purpose of family law
    1. Inheritance
    2. Divorce
    3. Legal separation
    4. Domestic violence
    5. Childcare
2. Society
  1. Social issues
    1. Abuse
      1. Child
      2. Elders
      3. Drugs
    2. Domestic violence
    3. Crime
    4. Unemployment
    5. Street children
    6. Juvenile Delinquency
    7. Poverty
    8. Suicide
    9. Desertion
    10. Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs)
    11. Alternative lifestyles
    12. Incest
    13. Trafficking in persons
      1. Human
      2. Sex
    14. Vulnerable persons
      1. Elders
      2. Those with special needs
  2. Social groups and institutions
    1. Social groups
      1. Types
        Size
        Primary
        Secondary
        Structure
        Formal
        Informal
        Membership
        Type
        Peer
        Interest
        Choice of membership
        Voluntary
        Involuntary
      2. Requirements for group cohesion
        Leadership
        Styles
        Democratic
        Autocratic
        Liassez-faire
        Control
        Co-operation
        Loyalty
        Authority
        Committment
      3. Aspects of group interaction
        Competition
        Compromise
        Co-operation
        Conflict

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