Chapter 14 Flashcards
The Family
concept that development of the individual is intertwined with development of other family members
linked lives
conceptualization of the family as a whole consisting of interrelated parts
family systems theory
family unit consisting of husband-father, wife-mother, and at least one child
nuclear family
manner in which mother and father coordinate rearing their children together and function as a team
coparenting
family unit composed of parents and children living with a combination of other kin
extended family household
sequence of changes on family composition and relationships that occurs from marriage until death
family life cycle
state of two single adults living together as an unmarried couple
cohabitation
new family that forms after remarriage of a single parent, sometimes blending two families into one
reconstituted family
instance in which the relationship between two family members is modified by behavior of a third
indirect effect
extent to which parents are sensitive to children’s needs and provide affection and praise
acceptance-responsiveness
extent to which parents, not children, exert authority over decisions and set and enforce rules
demandingness-control
restrictive style of parenting combining high demandingness-control and low acceptance-responsiveness
authoritarian parenting
flexible style of parenting combining high demandingness-control and high acceptance-responsiveness
authoritative parenting
parenting style low in demandingness-control and low in acceptance-responsiveness
neglectful parenting
explanation of how economic hardship affects families; centers on negative effects of financial difficulties
family stress model