Intimate Relationships and Families
by Ron Hammond and Paul Cheney
- Publisher
- Utah Valley University
- Subjects
- Social Sciences, Sociology
- Licence
- CC BY 4.0, as LibreTexts states it
- Who can read
- Teens profiles and older, judged from its title and subjects
Contents
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- Front Matter
- TitlePage
- InfoPage
- Table of Contents
- Licensing
- 1: Introduction to Sociological Studies
- 1.1: Making Sense of Abstract Theories
- 1.2: Conflict Theory
- 1.3: Structural Functionalism Theory
- 1.4: Symbolic Interactionism Theory
- 1.5: Theories Developed for Understanding the Family
- 1.6: Family Systems Theory
- 1.7: Family Developmental Theory
- 1.8: The Life Course Perspective
- 1.9: Social Exchange Theory
- 1.10: Ecological Theory
- 1.11: Feminist Family Theory
- 2: Family Theories
- 2.1: Family Structures
- 2.2: Family Functions
- 2.3: Groups
- 2.4: Sociological Imagination
- 2.5: Family Research
- 2.6: Family Culture
- 2.7: Opportunity
- 2.8: Demography
- 3: Studying Marriages and Families
- 3.1: The Research Process
- 3.2: Sociologists Perform Survey Research
- 3.3: Surveys
- 3.4: Ethics of Research
- 3.5: Family Research
- 4: Family Strengths
- 4.1: Fostering Rituals, Traditions, and Holidays
- 4.2: Religion and Spirituality
- 4.3: Family History
- 4.4: Quality Family Time
- 4.5: Resisting Family Entropy
- 4.6: Resisting Marital Entropy
- 4.7: Threats to a Strong Family
- 4.8: Factors that Help Families Resist Decay
- 5: Dating and Mate Selection
- 5.1: Theories of Mate Selection
- 6: Love and Intimacy
- 6.1: Types of Love
- 6.2: Love in Short-term and Long-term Relationships
- 7: Sex and Gender
- 7.1: What Is The Difference Between Sex and Gender?
- 7.2: Debunking Myths about Women
- 7.3: Gender Roles as a Social Force
- 7.4: Rape
- 7.5: Opportunities.
- 7.6: Research on Gender
- 7.7: What about Men?
- 8: Sexuality
- 8.1: Genital Development
- 8.2: Importance of Sexuality
- 8.3: Anatomy
- 8.4: Sexual Experience
- 8.5: Extramarital Affairs
- 8.6: Sexual Identity
- 8.7: Sexuality and Politics
- 9: Marrieds and Non-Marrieds
- 9.1: Legality of Marriage
- 9.2: Cohabitation
- 10: Families across the Life Course
- 10.1: Gerontology
- 10.2: Understanding the Generations of Life
- 10.3: Theories about Aging
- 10.4: What do the generations look like?
- 10.5: Health
- 10.6: Dying
- 10.7: Roles
- 10.8: Siblings
- 10.9: Parenting
- 10.10: Grandparenting
- 10.11: Elder Abuse
- 11: Family Resources and Economics
- 11.1: A Structural Functionalist Look at Family Resources
- 11.2: Poverty
- 11.3: Health Care and Insurance
- 11.4: Income and Wealth
- 11.5: Home Ownership
- 11.6: Budgeting
- 11.7: The Financial Plan
- 11.8: The Elderly
- 11.9: The Household
- 12: Parenting
- 12.1: Functions of Parents
- 12.2: Childhood Dependence
- 12.3: Finding the Balance between Control and Freedom
- 12.4: Behaviourism and the Cognitive Model
- 12.5: Types of Parenting
- 12.6: Self-Worth V. Shame
- 13: Communication
- 13.1: Arguments.
- 13.2: Improving Communication
- 13.3: Non-Verbal Communication
- 13.4: Avoiding Communication
- 13.5: Power
- 14: Family Conflict and Crises
- 14.1: Family Functions and Dysfunctions
- 14.2: Family Stressors
- 14.3: Life Stressors
- 14.4: Family Violence and Abuse
- 15: Divorce
- 15.1: Definitions
- 15.2: Theories of Divorce
- 15.3: What Predicts Divorce in the U.S.?
- 15.4: Combating Divorce
- 15.5: Children and Divorce
- 16: Remarriage and Stepfamilies
- 16.1: Getting back into the Dating Market
- 16.2: Complexities of Stepfamilies
- 16.3: Strategies for Stepfamilies
- 16.4: Sexual Boundaries
- Back Matter
- Index
- Glossary
- Detailed Licensing
- Detailed Licensing