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Public and Private Families: An Introduction, 3/e
Andrew J. Cherlin, Johns Hopkins University

Children and Parents

Chapter Outline

Looking Forward

What Are Parents Supposed to Do for Children?

Socialization as Support and Control

Socialization and Ethnicity

Socialization and Social Class

Social Class and Parental Values

Historical Trends in Social Class Values

Socialization and Gender

What's Important?

What Difference Do Fathers Make?

What Might Prevent Parents from Doing What They Are Supposed to Do?

Unemployment and Poverty

Unemployment

Poverty

Divorce and Remarriage

Single Parenthood

Nonparental Childcare

Lesbian and Gay Parenthood

Questions Raised by Researchers

Studies of Children in Gay and Lesbian Families

Tentative Conclusions

The Well-Being of American Children

Compared with When?

Which Children?

Children by Socioeconomic Status

Children by Race and Ethnicity

A Summing Up

Poor and Wealthy Children

Children in the Middle

Looking Back

Thinking about Families

Key Terms

Families on the Internet

Boxed Features

families and public policy: Elián, the Troxels, and Parents' Rights

how do sociologists know what they know? Measuring the Well-Being of Children

families in other cultures: U.S. Children in International Perspective