Reproductive technologies, in the broadest sense, encompass the scientific and medical interventions that allow individuals and couples to control or facilitate the processes of human reproduction. These methods may include contraception, fertility treatments, assisted reproductive procedures (such as in vitro…
Introduction Segregated conjugal roles refer to a specific pattern of labor division and social interactions within the household, typically characterized by a clear separation between the responsibilities of spouses. In many instances, men focus on breadwinning activities while women shoulder…
Conjugal roles—those roles that spouses play within the household—have undergone significant changes over time. From the industrial period to modern times, the way families distribute domestic responsibilities and engage in family life has transformed dramatically. This evolution reflects broader societal…
Conjugal roles refer to the roles played by partners in a marital or cohabiting relationship, particularly in relation to household tasks, child-rearing, and the division of labor within the family. The concept of conjugal roles has been a focal point…
The concept of the extended family is a fundamental aspect of sociological study, reflecting diverse social structures and cultural traditions. Unlike the nuclear family, which consists of parents and their children, the extended family includes additional relatives such as grandparents,…
The concept of the nuclear family has been a cornerstone in sociological discussions, primarily within the contexts of family structures, socialization, and societal norms. The term “nuclear family” traditionally refers to a family unit consisting of two parents and their…
