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The Flintstones were a modern stone age family, living in the town of bedrock, Fred Flintstone worked an unsatisfying quarry job, but returned home to lovely wife Wilma, and his daughter, Pebbles. Fred was a big fan of golf and bowling, but also enjoyed bullying his neighbor Barney Rubble, and Barney's wife Betty was best friends with Wilma.

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The Flintstone family is made up of Enda and Ed Flintstone and their son Fred. Fred is married to Wilma Slanghoople, whose parents are Pearl and Ricky. Fred and Wilma also have a daughter named Pebbles Flintstone.

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The Relationship and Family Dynamics of the Flintstones 

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The Relationship and Family Dynamics of the Flintstones 

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The Flintstones are a family comprised of a mother, father, daughter and pet.  Their family is the perfect example of a 60's nuclear family. Fred and Wilma Flintstone are a monogamous couple with 1 biological child. Fred is the breadwinner of the family providing for his stay at home wife who takes care of the house and child.

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The Flintstone family follows the very traditional, nuclear family roles of the 1060's. Fred's role is the traditional role of the man. Fred goes to work and makes the money to support the family. Wilma also has a very traditional female role, she stays home and takes care of the kids and cooks. Wilma is a good cook; one of her specialties is "gravelberry pie". Their family was very reflective of family standards of the time.

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The Flintstones family does not face many serious conflicts, however they do have disputes over simple things. The way that the Flintstones family solves these conflicts is always with communication because they are often caused by small misunderstandings, that are easily resolved once the family members have communicated their reasoning, thoughts, and/or feelings on the issue.

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In The Flintstones, Fred Flintstone represents the traditional gender roles and family dynamics of that time. He is portrayed as the primary breadwinner and decision-maker, while his wife, Wilma, takes care of the household. It reflects the traditional family structure often depicted in media during that era, with The Flintstones first airing in 1960. However, throughout the seasons, the show displays situations in which Fred would land himself in predicaments that Wilma would get him out of, and would ultimately end with Wilma getting her way. This helped begin to promote a shift in the way women of the household were viewed.

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The Flintstone family spends time together in various ways, such as going on prehistoric adventures, attending social events, and having family meals together. They are also shown enjoy activities like bowling, playing sports, and participating in community events.

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Throughout the show, the Flintstones are mostly seen in the same outfits and apparel. However, for special occasions, they were seen in different attire and formal wear. Aspects of 60's fashion are portrayed in the show by prehistoric artifacts. For example: her pearl necklace is made of rocks. The stigma around fashion and clothes in the 60's is demonstrated in this show.

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Do children contribute to the household chores? 

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Do children contribute to the household chores? 

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Although the children may help out here and there it is the mom, Wilma, who does a lot of the work around the house. This would fit the gender role of women in the '60s, that they are homemakers and caregivers.

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How does the Flinstones represent the cohorts of the 60s?

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How does the Flinstones represent the cohorts of the 60s?

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The show reflects the cohorts of the '60s by depicting the dynamics between parents and children, highlighting the changing roles and values of families during that time. Wilma was a homemaker and caregiver, Fred went to work and provided for the family and the children the kids played and enjoyed the luxuries of a 60's childhood. The father was very much the head of the household, with the mother being under and the kids submitting/respecting them.