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Origins Of Family
It's uncertain when the family first formed. Did they congregate around political figures or patriarchs? Did the church influence the way that things were set up? Family groups have been existing for thousands of years, according to the evidence. -
Pre- Industrial Movement
Families were often larger before the Industrial Revolution in order to have enough workers to do all the tasks. Farming and taking care of housework were the tasks at work. -
Industrial Revolution
With the advent of the industrial revolution, men began to travel for work, and women began to take on more domestic responsibilities in place of working from home and raising large families. -
Ellen Swallow Richards
was the first female student at MIT. founded the New England Kitchen, which provides cheaper food for the underprivileged. Which brought them to the Rumford Kitchen. While feeding people, this kitchen imparted nutritional knowledge. eventually contributed to the inception of the school lunch program. Ellen's interest in the science of house management led her to initiate the home economics program. She was frequently asked what it takes to manage a successful household. -
Cookie Cutter Families
A husband, wife, and two kids served as the archetypal family for a while. with the man supporting the family financially. The Family Development Theory, as it was called, found it difficult to hold a unique place within the family theory. -
Feminist Perspective
A change in the duties of the house began to emerge around the 1960s, coinciding with the Civil Rights Movement and the sharp rise in the number of women working. -
Theory Connections
Family resource management can have an impact solely on the family, as is the case with the Symbolic Interactionism Theory, which holds that customs and shared beliefs help families gradually form their identities. In contrast, there are situations when an event impacts just one family member, which might also have an impact on the community, as per Family Systems Theory. -
Changes in the Family
The idea of "family" is growing more and more diversified as family structures continue to change. Single-parent homes are rising while marriage rates are declining. -
Family Today
There isn't a single image of a family that captures the essence of what it means to be a family today or in the future, according to researchers. A broad and flexible definition of family is necessary. -
cited sources
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kxc8KceOb14
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GEI_l61eOzY
Family Resource Management - 4th Edition