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Interactionalism

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Interactionalism mind map in relation to families and Households topic in AQA AS Sociology paper

Mind Map by Sophie Cooper, updated more than 1 year ago

	Created by Sophie Cooper about 6 years ago

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Interactionalism

Key Ideas:
1. In nuclear family people may interpret roles and structure differently
  1. Every family is different in structure + roles
    1. Focuses on indvidual
      1. Structural + micro theory
Key Theorists:
1. Berg + Keller- married couples MUST have a shared view or they will divorce
  1. e.g Clarke + new relationships- society has diversified, so people's life choices diversified
    1. Barkett- parents must learn to cope + constantly review how they interpret child's behavior
Advantages:
1. Takes into account peoples different perspectives
  1. Takes into account different family structures
Disadvantages:
1. Subjective (bias)
  1. Combined argument from post-modernism (unoriginal+ unorganized)

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