The Changing Nature of Family Structures (AQA A-Level Sociology): Flashcards

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How Have Family Structures Changed?
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Nuclear family

Couple with dependent children living together

Symmetrical nuclear family

Nuclear family with equal roles & shared domestic tasks

CLOGS framework stands for

Cultural, Life-stage, Organisational, Generational, Social class

% UK households that are lone-person (2013)

29%

Cohabiting couples 2003 to 2013

2.2 million to 2.9 million

Reconstituted families

One or both partners bring children from previous relationships

First vs second marriage divorce rates

45% vs 31%

Matrifocal families

Female-headed households without adult male present

% African-Caribbean families that are matrifocal

Over 50%

% of lone parents who are women

92%

% of all marriages ending in divorce

42%

Divorce Reform Act year

1969

% of divorces initiated by women

65%

% of 20-34 year olds living with parents (2013)

26%

% babies born to mothers 30+ by 2010

Nearly half

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