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Theories: Communism, Structural Functionalism, Family Systems Theory, Social Exc

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Theories: Communism, Structural Functionalism, Family Systems Theory, Social Exchange Theory, Conflict Theory, Social Constructionism, Feminist Theory, Attachment Theory, The Bioecological Model Cora is conducting a series of interviews with three groups of people. One group grew up with one stay at-home parent and one working parent. Another group grew up with both parents working. A third group grew up with a single parent who worked. Which theories might Cora use to establisha framework for her literature review and data report? Name at least 2 theories and explain why you chose them. Create a plan for a research project. Describe the research idea as you normally would. Then, use at least 10 of the vocabulary words/phrases below to describe your research plan in more detail. Vocab: replication, hypothesis, operational definitions, causality, correlational, quantitative, qualitative independent variable, dependent variable, random assignment, quasi-experiment, baseline assessment, analog, experimental group, control group, representative sample, no treatment control group, longitudinal study, cross-sectional study, generalizability, ethnography, emic, etic, ethnicity, gender sexual orientation, social class, demand characteristics

Explanation / Answer

I think Cora may use Family system theory, Attachment theory, Social Construct theory and social exchange theory for her research study and data analysis.

I suggested the Family System theory developed by Murray Bowen, because individual behaviour cannot be studied in isolation. Since an individual is a part of family, an individual's behaviour can be best understood by the family system theory which assumes family as a emotional unit.

Similarly, I have chosen Attachment theory, because of the fact that the Attachment theory suggests that a strong emotional and emotional attachment to at least one of the primary caregivers (parents) is critical for personality development.

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