Understanding Social Institutions
(i) Folkways (ii) Family
(iii) Nuclear family (iv) Joint Family
(v) Kinship
Folkways : Characteristics of main features of a given community or customs and habits or some typical behaviour (conduct) patterns are called folkways.
Family : It is a universal institution and has existed thoughout the history of society. Family, basically, is made up of individuals having kinship, relationship among themselves.
Nuclear Family : Family consisting husband, wife and unmarried children.
Joint Family : Family consisting of members of three or more than three generations staying together under a common roof and with a common kitchen.
Kinship: Social relationship based on real, putative or fuctive consanguinity. It is the system of the way in which the relations between individuals in the family and between are organised.
Sponsor Area
(i) Folkways (ii) Family
(iii) Nuclear family (iv) Joint Family
(v) Kinship
(i) Patrilocal (ii) Matrilined (iii) Patrilineal (iv) Matrilocal (v) Gotra (vi) Sapindara (vii) Fraternal Polyandry (vii) Non-fraternal polyandry (ix) Socialisation (x) Extended Family.
Sponsor Area
Sponsor Area