C5 Flashcards

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What are Erikson’s psychosocial stages?

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Stages of development that can become crises, including Trust vs mistrust, Autonomy vs shame and doubt, Initiative vs guilt, Industry vs inferiority, Identity vs identity confusion, Intimacy vs isolation, Generativity vs stagnation, Integrity vs despair

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What is the focus of infancy in Erikson’s stages?

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Nurturance and trust

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What does the developmental stage of toddlerhood focus on?

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Autonomy and control

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What is the central concern during the preschool stage?

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Assertion and social identity

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What crisis is associated with middle school age?

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Mastering of skills and social rejection

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What is the primary focus during adolescence according to Erikson?

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Identity and differentiation

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What does young adulthood emphasize in Erikson’s stages?

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Intimacy and emotional transition away from parents

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What crisis do individuals face in middle adulthood?

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Productivity and empty nest

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What is the final stage in Erikson’s psychosocial development?

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Integrity vs despair

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What is a key assumption of Family Systems Theory?

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The family behaves as one; parts are interdependent and interconnected

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What happens to family dynamics when change occurs?

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Change causes anxiety and affects the entire family

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What is the goal of Structural Family Therapy?

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To bring new homeostasis without pathological behaviors

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What characterizes a ‘Closed System’ in family boundaries?

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Rigid boundaries with the outside world

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What is an ‘Open System’ in terms of family boundaries?

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More permeable boundaries

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What describes an ‘Enmeshed’ family?

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Family members have diffuse and open interpersonal boundaries

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What is a ‘Disengaged’ family?

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A family where members are not emotionally involved with one another

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What are evolutional crises?

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Normal stages a family experiences as it evolves through the life span of its members

18
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What is cultural humility?

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Acknowledging and considering ethnicity, religious affiliation, gender, and race

19
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Define etic issues.

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Behaviors and traditions that exist in all or most humans regardless of race, ethnicity, or culture

20
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Define emic issues.

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Behaviors and traditions particular to a certain cultural group

21
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What is a key cultural aspect of Latino families?

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Cultural values and traditions shared by community members

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What is a significant factor in African-American families?

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Religion and the historical context of slavery

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What are common characteristics of Asian-American family structure?

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Respect for males, privilege of the oldest son, and strong family obligations

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What is a defining characteristic of Algonquin culture?

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Communities comprised of related patrilineal clans

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What is a fundamental belief in Algonquin culture regarding the Earth?
Treat the Earth and all that dwell upon it with respect
26
Fill in the blank: The fear of missing out is also known as _______.
FOMO
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True or False: Family behaviors can be explained through circular causality.
True