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    Family: BY Adnan Khan & Amir Shahzad

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    The document discusses the family structure and functions. It defines family as a group united by blood or marriage, including married couples with or without children, unmarried couples with children, and single parents with children. Family types include conjugal families of married couples and children, and consanguine families based on blood relationships between kin. The document also examines marriage types, family roles in socialization and providing emotional support and status, and the family's economic and protective functions.

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    Family: BY Adnan Khan & Amir Shahzad

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    The document discusses the family structure and functions. It defines family as a group united by blood or marriage, including married couples with or without children, unmarried couples with children, and single parents with children. Family types include conjugal families of married couples and children, and consanguine families based on blood relationships between kin. The document also examines marriage types, family roles in socialization and providing emotional support and status, and the family's economic and protective functions.

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    The document discusses the family structure and functions. It defines family as a group united by blood or marriage, including married couples with or without children, unmarried couples with children, and single parents with children. Family types include conjugal families of married couples and children, and consanguine families based on blood relationships between kin. The document also examines marriage types, family roles in socialization and providing emotional support and status, and the family's economic and protective functions.

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    Family: BY Adnan Khan & Amir Shahzad

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    Mian Muhammad Haseeb
    The document discusses the family structure and functions. It defines family as a group united by blood or marriage, including married couples with or without children, unmarried couples with children, and single parents with children. Family types include conjugal families of married couples and children, and consanguine families based on blood relationships between kin. The document also examines marriage types, family roles in socialization and providing emotional support and status, and the family's economic and protective functions.

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    FAMILY

    BY
    ADNAN KHAN
    &
    AMIR SHAHZAD

    SOCIOLOGY
    Family
    Family
    • A group with common ancestor.
    • A group which is united by blood or
    marriage.
    • Married couple with or without children.
    • Unmarried couple with children.
    • Single parent with children.
    Structure of the Family
    • The family might be kinship grouping
    which provides for the rearing of
    children and for certain needs.
    • Us bureau of census defines a family
    as two or more persons related by
    blood marriage or adoption and
    residing together in house hold.
    Composition of the
    Family Group
    Conjugal family. Married couple
    with there children. Its all
    about sharing and happiness.
    Composition of the Family
    Group
    • The consanguine family. It is
    based not upon the conjugal
    relationship of husband & wife.
    But upon the blood relationship
    of a number of kinspersons.
    Marriage
    • Marriage is the approved social pattern
    whereby two are more persons established
    family.

    • It is the acceptance of a new status with a


    new set of privileges and obligations in the
    recognition of this new status by others.
    Types of marriage
    • Endogamy: Every society limits
    chouse in marriage by requiring that
    mates be chosen with in some
    specified group.
    • Exogamy: Every society limit chouse
    in marriage by requiring that one
    choose a mate out side some
    specified group.
    • Neo Local Marriage: Once the
    married couple living in isolation along
    with there children's.
    • Petri Local Marriage: Married couple
    lives with husband family.
    • Marital Local Marriage: Married couple
    lives with the wife family.
    • Monogamy: Once male individual have
    one wife.
    • Polygamy: its has three types.
     Group Marriage. This kind of marriage
    several men and several woman are all in
    marriage relationship with one another.

    Polyandry:
    Several
    husband
    share a
    single
    wife.
    C……...
    Polygyny: one
    husband have
    several wives.
    Functions of family
    • Sexual Regulation Function:
    • The Reproductive Function:
    • Socialization: Process in which one internalized
    the values norms in a manner that unique self
    emerges.
    • The Affectional Functions: What ever else
    people need they need intimate human
    response. People with cause of emotional
    difficulties behavior problems and even
    physical illness is due to lack love.
    And also lack of affectionate relationship
    with a small circle of intimate associates.
     Marasmus: Infants who receive good basic
    physical care but who are not cuddled,
    fondled and loved a likely to developed a
    condition.
    • Status Definition Functions:
     Ascribed Status: Several statuses with in
    the family e.g. Age and birth Order.
     Class Status: It consists of different
    classes of people who belongs to that classes.
    • Protective Function: In many societies
    any attack upon a person is an attack
    upon that persons in entire family with
    all members bound to defend the family
    member or to revenge injury.
    • Economic Function: The family is a basic
    economic unit in most primitive
    societies. Its member work together as
    a team and share jointly in there
    produces.

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