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41)What happened to the family as industrialization continued in the nineteenth A)Families became more important than work B)Families increasingly worked together in family-run businesses C)Both family and work lost importance in society D)Family and work became more intertwined E)Family and work became more separate 42)Durkheim’s theories about family had two aspects, one of which was A)the law of expansion. B)the law of correlation. C)the law of family dynamics. D)the law of regulation. E)the law of contraction. 43)Durkheim viewed the marriage relationship as A)permanent, unequal, and highly regulated by society. B)permanent, equal, and highly regulated by society. C)impermanent, unequal, and highly regulated by society. D)impermanent, equal and unregulated by society. E)impermanent, unequal, and unregulated by society. 44)Emile Durkheim saw the family as A)a religious creation. B)a natural creation. C)a social creation. D)an illusionary concept. E)an opiate for the masses. 45)Which of the following was a popular view shared among sociologists in the 19th A)Family resources are unequally shared between family members. B)The nuclear family is essential to society. C)The family is a public social institution. D)The patriarchal family is the peak of social evolution. E)The family is always in flux and constant change. 46)Which of the following fails to capture the essence of family theory in 1950s North America? A)Immensely supportive of the nuclear family. B)Willfully ignorant of family violence and the dissatisfaction of women. C)Largely derived from the structural functionalist school. D)Happy-faced and supportive of the status quo. E)Idealizes television programs such as Father Knows Best 47)One key aspect of Malinowski’s theories about families is that A)the nuclear family specialized by gender is essential to society. B)the extended family is the ideal family arrangement. C)close friendships should be considered families. D)industrialization has been destructive to family relations. E)family is based upon economic inequality. 48)What is the SNAF? A)“Standard North American” family B)Suburban North American Family C)Single and Newly Available Female D)Structural North American Functionalists E)Symbolic North American Family 49)According to Cheal, sociological theories of the family since the 1970s have been A)globalization. B)the Information Revolution. C)capitalism. D)feminism. E)post-modernism. 50)Which of the following does feminist Sociology not recognize? A)The recognition that families are in constant change. B)An appreciation for the multiple ways to live in families. C)The belief that the family is a private institution.. D)The treatment of gay and lesbian families as legitimate families rather than as examples of deviance. E)The belief that families are power based.