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The extended family today
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A Levels Sociology (Family and Households) Mind Map on The extended family today, created by dottydiva96 on 04/01/2014.
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The extended family today
Parsons believed it was dominant in pre-industrial society but replaced by nuclear family in modern society
'All but extinct'
Charles' study
Only evident in Bangladeshi community
Wilmott argues it exists as a 'dispersed extended family'
Relatives are geographically separate but continue to provide support
Chamberlain's study of Caribbean families found support despite geographical dispersion
'Multiple nuclear families' with close and frequent contact between all family members
Survives because it performs iimportant functions for its members
Support from mothers to daughters remains high
Sharp decline in sibling contact and support
People felt that help given should be returned to avoid any feelings of indebtedness
Extended family still provides emotional and practical support
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