Chapters 1-3

Question 1

What is a family?

Answer 1

Units in which members strive to meet the needs of of all members over a period of time

Question 2

What are smart goals

Answer 2

An acronym for a goals that are specific, measurable, adjustable, relevant, and time based

Question 3

What are resources?

Answer 3

Commodities and human resources used in the production of goods and services

Question 4

What us the five step decision making process?

Answer 4

Incorporates existing needs, identifies alternatives, evaluating the alternatives, selecting alternatives, reflecting on selection

Question 5

What is polygny

Answer 5

Man has more than one wife

Question 6

What is a modern family?

Answer 6

Breadwining husband with a housewife and their children

Question 7

What is companionate family?

Answer 7

Husbands and wives were partners who married because they loved each other

Question 8

What is postmodern family?

Answer 8

More diverse than past family

Question 9

What is the traditional family?

Answer 9

A married couple and their biological children

Question 10

Nuclear family

Answer 10

A married couple with multiple children

Question 11

What is a family?

Answer 11

Two parents supporting child or children

Question 12

What is the family systems theory?

Answer 12

Says when one thing happens to one family member it affects all

Question 13

What is the social exchange theory?

Answer 13

Individual motivations Infleuicing behaviors they select

Question 14

What is symbolic interactionism?

Answer 14

Analyzes patterns of communication,interpretations,and adjustment between individuals

Shared activities build bonds

Question 15

Conflict theory?

Answer 15

Problems we run into shape us

Question 16

What is feminist perspective?

Answer 16

Incorporates women perspective into research

Question 17

What is family ecological theory?

Answer 17

Links family experience to its environment

Question 18

What are fayols four management concepts?

Answer 18

Planning, organizing, lending and controlling

Question 19

Who is fredrick taylor?

Answer 19

Focused on the nature of work and said that they change in the process that helped efficiency was worth it…

Question 20

Who is Ellen Richards?

Answer 20

Made sure home economics was recognized by the universities

Question 21

What is era one of facs?

Answer 21

190p to 1930 Household management focusing on health sanitation and hygiene

Question 22

What is era 2 of facs?

Answer 22

1940s to 1950s..inventions and production of goods…buying goods

Question 23

What is era 3?

Answer 23

1950 to 1960…focused on better serving women and changing social roles for the sexes

Question 24

What is era 4

Answer 24

1970 to 1980…threatened to be dropped from universities…illustrated its importance

Question 25

What is an open and closed family?

Answer 25

Open families lements from the outside world influence it....closed famlies do not interact with the outside world

Question 26

What are the themes of facs?

Answer 26

Values....goals...decision making

Question 27

What are needs?

Answer 27

Things you need to survive

Question 28

What are wants?

Answer 28

Things that you dont need for survival

Question 29

What are maslow's hierarchy of needs?

Answer 29

Starts with physiological...breathing, food, water, sleep, sex Safety...security of body, employment, family, resources Love/Belonging...friendship, family, intimacy Esteem....self esteem, confidence, respect of others Self actualization...morality, creativity, problem solving, acceptance of facts

Question 30

What are values?

Answer 30

Wort of usefulness or importance to the possessor

Question 31

What are universal values?

Answer 31

Beliefs that exist everywhere

Question 32

What are morals?

Answer 32

Ethics, values, principles how you carry yourself

Question 33

What is kohlberg theory of morality?

Answer 33

Obedience....no difference between doing right and wrong Self Intrest....intrest shifts to rewards rather than punishments... Conformity....effort is made to secure approval and maintain friendly relations Social contract...mutual benefit of being moral Universal principle....based on principles that transcend mutual benefit