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PSYC 426 ATHABASCA
UNIVERSITY FINAL EXAM
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
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Question : Bernarde's 5 types of diversity in families
CORRECT ANSWER : 1. Organizational2. Cultural3.
Social Class4. Cohort5. Family Life Course
Question : How labour is divided
CORRECT ANSWER : Organizational Diversity
Question : Differences in beliefs and behaviours between
families or individual members
CORRECT ANSWER : Cultural Diversity
Question : Range in social status between families
CORRECT ANSWER : Social Class Diversity
Question : Generational differences
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CORRECT ANSWER: Cohort Diversity
Question : Stages of a family life course
CORRECT ANSWER : Family Life Course Diversity
Question : Ideas of a possible opponent, open to
skepticism
CORRECT ANSWER : Particular Ideology
Question : Mannheim's Two Levels of Ideology
CORRECT ANSWER : 1. Particular2. Total
Question : The Zeitgeist
CORRECT ANSWER : Total Ideology
Question : 4 Ways Family Ideology Maintains SOCIETY
CORRECT ANSWER : 1. Sustains Individualism2.
Sustains Naturalistic Analysis of Behaviour3. Sustains
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Differentiation in Society4. Idolizes and Mystifies the Family
Question : A concept of family that takes into account the
different ways one can be a part of a family
CORRECT ANSWER : Family Pathways
Question : An alternate concept of family that considers
the rights and duties of individual members and how they relate to each other
CORRECT ANSWER : Family Citizenship
Question : The primary and secondary social networks
that address the needs of the family
CORRECT ANSWER : Family Associations
Question : Reject the concept of "The Family" and
recognize the complexity of the family
CORRECT ANSWER : Theorem of Sociological
Principle
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Question : Study the unity of everyday experience and
recognize the complexity of the family
CORRECT ANSWER : Theorem of Sociological
Principle
Question : Bad family sociology can be harmful, and
therefore we need to develop a new, better family studies to benefit society
CORRECT ANSWER : Theorem of Social
Responsibility
Question : A group of two or more people related by
birth, marriage, adoption, or co-residence. One person is the householder.