1. In your opinion, what constitutes an ideal family? How might functionalist, conflict, feminist, and symbolic interactionist perspectives describe this family?
2. Suppose that you wanted to find out about people’s perceptions about love and marriage. What specific issues might you examine? What would be the best way to conduct your research?
3. You have been appointed to a presidential commission on child-care problems in the United States. How to provide high-quality child care at affordable prices is a key issue for the first meeting. What kinds of suggestions would you take to the meeting? How do you think your suggestions should be funded? How does the future look for children in high-, middle-, and low-income families in the United States?
Be sure that each of your answers are at least two full paragraphs long
Author(s): Dianne Kendall
Publisher: Cengage Learning
Edition: 11th(2018)
ISBN:978-1-337-10965-9
