Exam #3 Flashcards

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What are the 3 universal parenting goals?

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Ensuring physical health and survival, developing behavioral capacities for economic maintenance, and instilling behavioral capacities for maximizing cultural values

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What is transnational parenting?

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A family divided by two nations

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How do American parents emphasize values of independence?

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Lower-income parents tend to emphasize conformity and related traits and high-income parents tend to emphasize curiosity and creativity

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What is Socialization?

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refers to the lifelong process through which we acquire cultural values and skills

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What is the hidden curriculum?

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Schools also provide important lessons more covertly such as the value of competition through spelling bees and games at recess

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What is the “looking-glass self”?

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a process in which we come to see ourselves as others perceive and respond to us

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How does social class shape socialization?

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Social class affects how much money parents have to spend on their children as well as the values, norms, and expectations that parents have for their children

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What is an “authoritative” parenting style?

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parents are demanding and maintain high levels of control over their children, but also warm and receptive to their children

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What is a “permissive” parenting style?

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parents are nurturing, caring, and responsive to their children, communicate well, however, are quite lenient

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What is an “authoritarian” parenting style?

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parents are strict, punitive, less communicative, and offer less warmth and support

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What is “mothering” as an identity?

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mothering takes place within specific contexts and is framed by sex, race, ethnicity, and class

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_______ are more involved with their children than are _______.

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Mothers, fathers

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What is a “family allowance”?

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a benefit given to families with children by the government

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What was a woman’s position like in society during the 19th century?

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poor or minority women had to work, whereas White middle-class women did not

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What were the 1836 and 1892 laws that impacted child labor?

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1836 : required children under 15 working in factories to attend school at least three months per year
1892 : Democratic Party platform proposed a ban on factory employment for children under 15

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The widespread use of personal _________ and ___________ has changed the way we do business and the way we conduct our personal lives.

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computers, smartphones

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Many jobs are being outsourced to other countries, especially _____, _________, and _____ as companies search for cheaper labor costs and fewer governmental regulations.

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India, Indonesia, China

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Coupled with _________ and _____________, today’s families are just now starting to pull out of a severe economic _________.

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technology, globalization, recession

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____ unemployment tends to _____ marriage rates.

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High, lower

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There is a significant relationship between non-standard work schedules and _______ child developmental outcomes, such as _____ cognitive development, behavioral ________, __________, and child _______.

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adverse, lower, problems, depression, obesity

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_____ spend about twice as much time on household chores than do ___.

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Women, men

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_____ are more likely to be responsible for changing the baby’s diaper, which must be changed ___, or for fixing dinner, which must be prepared in the next ____, whereas ___ are more likely to do the yard work, which could be done any time this ____.

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Women, now, hour, men, week

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The Time Availability Perspective

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the partner with the most time available will spend more time on housework

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Relative Resources Perspective

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the greater the relative amount contributed by a partner, the greater is his or her power within the relationship

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The Gender Perspective (housework theory)
suggests that gender itself is the ultimate explanatory variable
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What is "Role Overload"?
being overwhelmed by many different commitments and not having enough time to meet each commitment effectively
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What is "Work-Family Conflict"?
the tension people feel when the pressures from paid work and family roles are somehow incompatible
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Which countries will see the greatest increase in elderly adults in 2050?
Asian and Latin American countries
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What are the two reasons for rapid growth?
People are living longer and fewer babies are being born
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What is "demographic transition"?
the process in which a society moves from a situation of high fertility rates and low life expectancy, to one of low fertility rates and high life expectancy
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What is a "centenarian"?
a person who is one hundred or more years old
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Critical Theory on Aging (Micro or Macro?)
reinforce ageist attitudes about elderly people (macro)
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Political Economy Perspective on Aging
Describes the role of capitalism and the state in contributing to marginalization of the elderly population (macro)
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Feminist Theory on Aging (Macro or Micro?)
suggests that women’s experiences may be different from men’s, and these differences are often ignored or disvalued (macro)
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Life Course Perspective on Aging (Micro or Macro?)
Age cohorts have been shaped by important historical, economic, and social factors that may have arisen at any time in the life course (macro)
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Disengagement Theory on Aging (Micro or Macro?)
Explores the process by which elders and society simultaneously disengage from one another (micro)
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Activity Theory on Aging (Micro or Macro?)
aging is more successful and people are happiest when they remain active (micro)
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Continuity Theory on Aging (Micro or Macro?)
most people learn continuously from their life experiences and draw upon these experiences as they continue to grow and evolve (micro)
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______ and ________ are a much larger component of the portfolios of White _____, whereas _______ women and __________ derive a greater portion of their income from ______ ________.
Income, pensions, males, elderly, minorities, Social Security
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LGBT elders are more likely to struggle with:
living alone, living with HIV, having worse overall mental and physical health, and having and still experiencing discrimination
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What are the 5 stages of grief (Elizabeth Kubler-Ross (1969))?
Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, and Acceptance
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What are "boomerangers"?
adult children who return to their parents’ home, move out, return, and move out once again
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______ mothers produce ______ grandmothers, who may be more willing and able to take ______ roles in raising their grandchildren.
Younger, younger, active
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______ and ______ minority families are more likely than _____ families to use grandparents as caregivers for their grandchildren.
Racial, ethnic, white
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What is the "Integrative Explanation" as to why minority families use their grandparents more often?
combines the structural and cultural explanation
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What are the concerns with Medicare?
Does not provide elders with "free" healthcare, reimburses providers at a lower rate compared to private companies, and the changing U.S. demographic structure has some potentially distressing repercussions for the Medicare program
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Why is Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) a social problem?
it’s a social problem interwoven with cultural values, norms, social institutions, and gendered expectations
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What is the Conflict Tactics Scale (CTS)
a common conflict assessment tool used today in which people are asked about how they deal with disagreements in relationships
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What is Michael Johnson's IPV Scale?
family research Michael Johnson has identified four patterns of violence which have now become a common way to conceptualize IPV
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Common Couple Violence
arises out of a specific argument in which at least one partner lashes out physically
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Intimate Terrorism
motivated by a desire to control the other partner
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Violent Resistence
non-legal term associated with self-defense
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Mutual Violent Control
refers to a pattern of behavior in which both partners are controlling and violent
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Which minorities are most likely to experience IPV?
Blacks, Native Americans, and persons who are multiracial
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Why are minorities more likely to experience IPV?
due to socioeconomic constraints and their lack of resources, racism, cultural values, or immigration status
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What is "Stalking"?
consists of obsessive tactics, contact, or tracking of another person—attention that is unwanted and causes a reasonable person to be fearful
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Risk Factors associated with IPV
youth, low income/unemployment problems, drug/alcohol abuse, abuse in family of orientation, poor parent-child relationships, depression/mental health problems/personal trauma, and specific personal traits
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What is the most common type of child abuse?
Neglect
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Various Forms of Elder Abuse
Physical/Emotional/Sexual Abuse, Financial Exploitation, Neglect, and Abandonment
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Micro-Level Causes of IPV
Intergenerational Transmission of Violence and stress
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Macro-Level Causes of IPV
Patriarchy, Cultural Norms that support violence and Norms of Family Privacy
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Zero Tolerance
a growing movement that emphasizes tougher laws, more stringent enforcement of those laws, training programs for those who work with victims and offenders, such as physicians or police officers, and a well-coordinated effort to offer victims the protection and services they need.