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    This document discusses several key social institutions: family, marriage, divorce, and caste. It defines family as a biological and social unit composed of parents and children. It identifies different types of families based on location and authority. Marriage is defined as a socially approved way to establish a family, and can take monogamous or polygamous forms. Divorce terminates the legal duties of marriage and can have impacts on physical and mental health. Caste refers to hereditary social groups that impose restrictions on members.

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    SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS

    Family
    Marriage
    Divorce
    Caste
    FAMILY
    Derived from LATIN word FUMULUS , used
    for group having parents, children, servents
    and slaves.
    DEFINITION.
    Family is a biological and social unit composed
    of husband, wife and children
    (ELIET & MERIL)
    TYPES OF FAMILY
    1.
    Patrilocal family
    Matrilocal family
    Neolocal family
    Doullocal family
    Conti
    2.
    Patriauthority family
    Matriauthority family
    Conti
    3. On the basis of size and Organization
    Nuclear family
    Joint family
    Extended family
    Blended family
    FUNCTIONS OF FAMILY
    1:_ Biological functions;
    Sexual satisfaction
    Reproduction
    2:_Physical functions
    Bodily care
    Nurture of children
    Provision of food
    Provision of home
    Conti.
    3:_ Economical functions
    Division of labour
    Management of income
    4:_ Religious functions
    5:_ Socialization
    6:_ Education
    7 :_ Psychological functions
    INFLUENCE OF FAMILY ON HEALTH
    &HEALTH PRACTICE
    Family role in care of its members
    Health of a newborn depends on family
    Family regulates sexual behaviour
    Family shapes the personality
    Family has duity to nurture children
    MARRIAGE
    DEFINITION
    It is a socially approved way of establishing a
    family of procreation.
    TYPES OF MARRIAGE
    1. Monogamy
    2. Polygamy
    IFLUENCE OF MARRIAGE ON HEALTH
    AND HEALTH PRACTICE
    Effects on health behaviour
    Health care access, use and costs
    Effects on mental health
    Effects on physical health
    DIVORCE
    Is the termination of a marital union, the
    cancelling of legal duties and responsibilities
    of marriage, dissolving the bonds of
    matrimony between a married couple under
    the rule of law of the particular country.
    TYPES OF DIVORCE
    1. Contested divorce
    2. At fault divorce
    3. No fault divorce
    INFLUENCE ON HEALTH
    Effects on
    physical health
    Mental health
    Children
    CASTE

    Is a LATIN word that means RACE or PURE


    STOCK
    DEFINITION
    caste is a endogamous group bearing a
    common name, membership of which is
    hereditary imposing of its members some
    restrictions, claiming a common origin.

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