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Duration: |
15 - 25 minutes |
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Linear sections: |
9 |
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Branching sections: |
16 |
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Total sections: |
25 |
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QuickTime videos: |
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Lecture notes: |
5 pages. Download to print |
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Overview:
This module
- introduces the family as a basic component of society
- offers examples of the variety of families
- illustrates how the nature of the family is determined by social and economic pressures and how these change over time
- explores the functions of the family
- discusses the effects of dysfunctional families
- looks at marital status and how it is related to standardised mortality ratios
- details the different kinds of households that the elderly live in
- concludes that families can be viewed as a microcosm of society
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