Family

Question 1

Autonomy

Answer 1

Your independence in your thoughts and behaviors within a marriage relationship.

Question 2

Concept Orientation

Answer 2

Freedom of Expression is encouraged, communication is frequent and family life is pleasurable.

Question 3

Family

Answer 3

Two or more people and sometimes kids, that sometimes live together and rely on each other for various things.

Question 4

Genogram

Answer 4

Pictorial representation of a family across generations

Question 5

Ideology of Traditonalism

Answer 5

Marriages marked by a more traditional, conservative perspective of marriage.

Question 6

Independents

Answer 6

Couples that have high levels of interdependence, unconventional ideology, high levels of conflict engagement.

Question 7

Launching Stage

Answer 7

When late adolescents leave the parental home ad venture out into the world as young singles themselves

Question 8

Seperates

Answer 8

Couples that have low interdependence, conventional ideology, and low levels of conflict.

Question 9

Sibling Hostility

Answer 9

Sibling Behaviours cause trouble, get into fights, teasing, name-calling, stealing

Question 10

Sibling Warmth

Answer 10

Sharing secrets, helping each other, teaching each other, showing physical affection

Question 11

Socio-orientation

Answer 11

Similarity is valued over individuality and self-expression, harmony is preferred over expression.

Question 12

System

Answer 12

Sets of element standing in interrelation

Question 13

Third-Culture

Answer 13

When a couple negotiates their unique cultural differences, creating a third or hybrid culture between them.

Question 14

Togathereness

Answer 14

Complementary, universal, biological, life force, that propels, organisms towards relationships, attachments connects

Question 15

Undifferentiated space

Answer 15

The degree to which spouses see things as theirs.

Question 16

Interdependence Characteristic

Answer 16

If one part doesn’t work, the rest don’t work.

Question 17

Wholeness Characteristic

Answer 17

Can’t Understand the family dynamic from one situation

Question 18

Patterns/irregularities Characteristic

Answer 18

Rules & norms

Question 19

Interactive Complexity Characteristic

Answer 19

interactions are complex and stem from the system itself

Question 20

Openness Characterstic

Answer 20

How open a family is to external information

Question 21

Complex relationships Characteristic

Answer 21

Relationships are entangled

Question 22

Equifinality Characteristic

Answer 22

Any starting point can result in a family

Question 23

Harmonious Sibling Relationship

Answer 23

high warmth, low hostility

Question 24

Hostile Sibling Relationship

Answer 24

Low warmth, high hostility

Question 25

Uninvolved sibling Relationship

Answer 25

Low warmth, low hostility

Question 26

Affect Intense sibling Relatoinship

Answer 26

high Warmth, High hostility

Question 27

Nuclear Family

Answer 27

Two parents and at least one child

Question 28

Extended Family

Answer 28

Additional Family members

Question 29

Blended Families

Answer 29

Stepfamilies

Question 30

Cohabitating Couples Families

Answer 30

Living Togather

Question 31

Family Communication Patterns

Answer 31

Beliefs about how families should interact that guide IPC

Question 32

Movable Space

Answer 32

Less rigid about space

Question 33

Variable time

Answer 33

Schedules change for specific reasons

Question 34

Flexible Energy

Answer 34

some situations require more

Question 35

Fixed Space

Answer 35

Strict rules for use of rooms

Question 36

Regular time

Answer 36

Strict Rules for time use

Question 37

Steady Energy

Answer 37

Constant Energy overtime, even in crisis

Question 38

Dispersed Space

Answer 38

Space is unclear

Question 39

Irregular time

Answer 39

no schedules