Which of following tasks is done by family for society and person?

I. Legitimate reproduction

II. Regulation of marital bond

III. Control of human behaviour

Family is the first school where children start their initial learning. The role of teacher played mother and other members of family. Even in the formal school system, different roles like teacher, pupil and parents are members of society and always carry their cultural baggage and values of the same society. This common cultural baggage also led to common reference of learning and similar constructions.

Key Points

• Throughout the ages, the family has been a fundamental social institution at the core of society.
• Family is a basic unit of any community and society that acts as a joining institution between individual and society.
• It has an almost universal existence across the world.
• It discharges many functions to society and individuals from regulating marital bonds, legitimate reproduction, care for the young, controlling human behavior, and functioning as an economic unit at least for consumption.
• It discharges this role with other associated institutions, like marriage and kinship.
• Family exists in almost all human society, however, varies in terms of structure and function from society to society and from time to time.

Hence, we conclude that all are the tasks done by the family for society and the person.