Family Structures and Legacies

Question 1

Burden carrier of the social order

Answer 1

Family

Question 2

Factors that changed families in the Philippines

Answer 2

The OFW phenomenon, changing roles of mothers and fathers, advances in technology, power of media

Question 3

The basic unit in society

Answer 3

Family

Question 4

Structures of a family

Answer 4

Traditional, emerging (new forms) family

Question 5

Two types of traditional family

Answer 5

Nuclear, extended family

Question 6

Composed of the mother, father, and the children

Answer 6

Nuclear family

Question 7

Includes grandparents and other relatives

Answer 7

Extended family

Question 8

Quite different from the traditional structure and composition of a family

Answer 8

Emerging family

Question 9

Two types of emerging family

Answer 9

Blended family, families with same-sex parents

Question 10

Parents having children from past marriages but living all together in one household

Answer 10

Blended families

Question 11

A defense against hunger and old age, an eternal source of food, clothing, and shelter and an environment where a Filipino can be oneself

Answer 11

Filipino family

Question 12

Family viewpoint in which enduring social form where a person is incoporated

Answer 12

Sociological viewpoint

Question 13

Family viewpoint: genetic transmission unit

Answer 13

Biological viewpoint

Question 14

Matrix of personality development and the most intimate emotional unit of society

Answer 14

Psychological viewpoint

Question 15

Theory that states that the family serves six functions for society: reproduction, protection, socialization, regulation of sexual behavior, affection, providing social status

Answer 15

Functionalist view

Question 16

Believes that family reflects the inequality in wealth and power; sees the family as an economic unit contributing to social injustice

Answer 16

Conflict view

Question 17

Focuses on the micro level of family; interested in how individuals interact with each other

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Interactionist view

Question 18

Depicts courtship and marriage as forms of negotiation

Answer 18

Social-exchanged analysis

Question 19

Families, parents, and children influence each other and parent-child relations are influenced by other individuals and institutions.

Answer 19

Systems view

Question 20

Basic areas of family function

Answer 20

Biological, economic, education, psychological/affection, socio-cultural/socialization

Question 21

Main points of interaction in the family

Answer 21

Husband-wife relation, parent-children relation, sibling relation

Question 22

The internal sense of obligation and privilege, respect, affection, or sexual attraction

Answer 22

Conjugal bond

Question 23

The community expects the husband and wife to be loving and faithful to each other.

Answer 23

Social pressure

Question 24

The husband is the main breadwinner while the wife takes care primarily of the domestic needs.

Answer 24

Economic cooperation

Question 25

High parental control with little warmth

Answer 25

Authoritarian parenting

Question 26

A fair degree of parental control with being warm and responsive to children

Answer 26

Authoritative parenting

Question 27

Warmth and caring but little parental control

Answer 27

Indulgent-permissive parenting

Question 28

Neither warmth nor control

Answer 28

Indifferent-uninvolved parenting

Question 29

The adolescent wants to find his/her own person and own identity within the family.

Answer 29

Individuation

Question 30

The individuation process of the adolescent

Answer 30

Freedom or liberty, individualism, self-identity and exploration, independency, validation, emotionality