Assessment of the Claim that the Family Has Become Increasingly Symmetrical

Evaluating increasingly symmetrical families is that many sociologists have different views on whether the family is more symmetrical. Some sociologists like Wilmot and Yang believe that this family is not the role of husband and wife, the husband and wife play different roles. Other sociologists have made other assumptions, such as feminist Anne Oakley who believe that the role of family is not united, but living couple do not share housework like child rearing or domestic affairs.

Evaluating increasingly symmetrical families is that many sociologists have different views on whether the family is more symmetrical. Some sociologists like Wilmot and Yang believe that this family is not the role of husband and wife, the husband and wife play different roles. - As long as the essence of humanity maintains the state of evolution today, it will be attacked, regardless of how successful the Nordic model created and expanding human happiness. - Northern Europe News Network Scandinavia is a region in Northern Europe, including Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland and Iceland. All Scandinavian countries have similar languages, are racially homogeneous, and are known as punctuality, honesty and moderation.

Young and Wilmott (1973) says, "Symmetrical families are developing and spouses share their families, work and leisure activities. In symmetrical families, the role of husband and wife is united , My wife is still primarily responsible for housework and child rearing, but my husband is more involved in housework such as laundry and ironing.Hot and share decisions affecting my family.

The sociologists of March of Progress (Elizabeth Bott, Young, Wilmot etc) believe that families become more symmetrical and play a common role. From the perspective of Young and Wilmot, these joint roles are a typical working-class life. Feminists like Ann Oakley opposed and we said that since we are still living in a patriarchal society, men have built an isolated husband and wife's role in a society that will serve men. According to her survey, it turned out that men only have to work a small part of their families to become symmetrical for their families. This shows that although the British has increased its status as a modern society, the views of past gender discrimination are often seen in our families.