Family, Marriage and Kinship Indian society class KPSC Group C Crash course
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A family is a group of individuals directly linked by connections. The older or adult members assume responsibility for taking care of the children. Kinship ties are connections between individuals, established either through marriage or through the lines of descent that connect blood relatives.
Consanguineous marriage (CM) or cousin marriage is a type of interfamilial union, defined as the marriage between two blood-related individuals who are second cousins or closer .
This type of kinship is based on marriage. The most primary affinal relationship is the one between a husband and a wife which in its extended form includes parents and siblings of both sides and their spouses and children. Hence, the relationship between son-in-law and father-in-law is an example of affinal kinship.
A family is a group of individuals directly linked by connections. The older or adult members assume responsibility for taking care of the children. Kinship ties are connections between individuals, established either through marriage or through the lines of descent that connect blood relatives.
Consanguineous marriage (CM) or cousin marriage is a type of interfamilial union, defined as the marriage between two blood-related individuals who are second cousins or closer .
This type of kinship is based on marriage. The most primary affinal relationship is the one between a husband and a wife which in its extended form includes parents and siblings of both sides and their spouses and children. Hence, the relationship between son-in-law and father-in-law is an example of affinal kinship.
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