Demography - Cohabitation Trends (OCR A-Level Sociology): Flashcards

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Demography - Cohabitation Trends
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Cohabitation definition

People living together without being married

Trend in cohabitation rates

Rising

Secularisation effect on cohabitation

Church disapproval has less influence; people less religious

How women's position affects cohabitation

More financial independence, less need for marriage security

Cohabitation as trial marriage

Many couples use it to test relationship before marriage

Cohabitation as permanent arrangement

Provides more equality than traditional marriage for some

Same-sex relationships trend

Increased social acceptance in recent years

Year same-sex marriage legalised in UK

2014

% of one-person households over 65

40%

% of adults predicted single by 2033

Over 30%

Why older people live alone

Partner may have died

Reasons for rise in one-person households

Rise in divorce, fall in marriage, secularisation, women's roles

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