FAMILY RELATIONSHIP

Question 1

a group of individuals living under one roof and usually under one head

Answer 1

FAMILY

Question 2

provides safety for the child and nurturance for the child in order to develop their potential

Answer 2

FAMILY

Question 3

a theory of human behavior by Dr. Murray Bowen that views the family as an emotional unit and uses systems thinking to describe the complex interactions in the unit

Answer 3

FAMILY SYSTEMS THEORY

Question 4

who was the proponent for the FAMILY SYSTEMS THEORY

Answer 4

Dr. Murray Bowen

Question 5

it is the nature of a family that its members are intensely _________ emotionally (family systems theory)

Answer 5

connected

Question 6

individuals cannot be understood in _______, but rather as a part of their family (family systems theory)

Answer 6

isolation

Question 7

families are _________ of interconnected and interdependent individuals (family systems theory)

Answer 7

systems

Question 8

one’s ________ affects the other family member’s __________ in predictable ways

Answer 8

behavior; behavior

Question 9

4 kinds of family structure

Answer 9

NUCLEAR FAMILY
SINGLE PARENT FAMILY
EXTENDED FAMILY
RECONSTITUTED/BLENDED FAMILY

Question 10

kind of family structure that is called the “traditional” family, meaning that it has two married parents with children living in the same residence

Answer 10

NUCLEAR FAMILY

Question 11

kind of family structure where one of the parents left the home permanently or one parent died

Answer 11

SINGLE PARENT FAMILY

Question 12

kind of family structure where it includes other relatives other than just the parents and the children staying in the same household

Answer 12

EXTENDED FAMILY

Question 13

kind of family structure that is brought about by changes in marital status (step-family)

Answer 13

RECONSTITUTED/BLENDED FAMILY

Question 14

refers to the changes in the emotional and intellectual life of a person as one passes through from childhood to the retirement years

Answer 14

FAMILY LIFE CYCLE

Question 15

enumerate the family life cycle

Answer 15

INDEPENDENCE
MARRIAGE
PARENTING
PREPARING ADULT CHILDREN
RETIREMENT

Question 16

achieved when a family member has the ability to fend for his/her needs

Answer 16

INDEPENDENCE

Question 17

achieved when a family member assumes that he/she has completed some form of education to be able to secure a job

Answer 17

INDEPENDENCE

Question 18

achieved because one is expected to separate from his or her family to build their own

Answer 18

MARRIAGE

Question 19

any difficulty or inability to overcome challenges of each stage might pose what

Answer 19

problems in relationships and future transitions

Question 20

your experiences through the life cycle will affect what

Answer 20

who you are and who you become

Question 21

_______ can impact our life cycle such as medical conditions or unexpected life crisis

Answer 21

factors

Question 22

as one reaches adolescence, the ability to ________ becomes more developed

Answer 22

think critically

Question 23

as a social institution, the family is an established social system that _________

Answer 23

change

Question 24

the family, like other institutions, is somewhat _______

Answer 24

stable

Question 25

4 kinds of PARENTING STYLES

Answer 25

AUTHORITARIAN PARENTING AUTHORITATIVE PARENTING NEGLECTFUL PARENTING INDULGENT/PERMISSIVE PARENTING

Question 26

a restrictive, punitive style of parenting where parents push the child to follow their directions and respect their work and effort

Answer 26

AUTHORITARIAN PARENTING

Question 27

> might spank the child frequently > enforce rules rigidly but not explain them > show rage towards the child (what type of parenting?)

Answer 27

AUTHORITARIAN PARENTING

Question 28

when children are often: > unhappy > fearful > anxious about comparing themselves with others > fail to initiate activity > have weak communication skills what type of parenting have they experienced?

Answer 28

AUTHORITARIAN PARENTING

Question 29

type of parenting that encourages children to be independent but still places limits and controls on their actions and extensive verbal give-and-take is allowed

Answer 29

AUTHORITATIVE PARENTING

Question 30

``` when children are often: > cheerful > self-controlled > self-reliant > achievement-oriented > tend to maintain friendly relations with peers > cooperate with adults > cope well with stress what type of parenting have they experienced? ```

Answer 30

AUTHORITATIVE PARENTING

Question 31

type of parenting where parent is uninvolved in the child’s life, and children think that their parents’ see other aspects of their lives as more important

Answer 31

NEGLECTFUL PARENTING

Question 32

``` when children are often: > poor self-control > don’t handle independence well > frequently have low self-esteem > immature > may be alienated from the family > may show patterns of truancy and delinquency what type of parenting have they experienced? ```

Answer 32

NEGLECTFUL PARENTING

Question 33

type of parenting where parents are highly involved with their children but place few demands or controls on them, and let their children do what they want because they believe this will produce a creative, confident child

Answer 33

INDULGENT/PERMISSIVE PARENTING

Question 34

when children often: > never learn to control their own behavior > always expect to get their way > rarely learn respect for others > have difficulty controlling their behavior > are domineering, egocentric, noncompliant, and have difficulties in peer relations what type of parenting have they experienced?

Answer 34

INDULGENT/PERMISSIVE PARENTING

Question 35

according to findings, asian american parents were ____ likely to express their love toward their children verbally and physically than caucasian american parents

Answer 35

less

Question 36

parental harshness was ___________ associated with children's aggression in european canadian families but __________ associated for their south asian canadian counterparts

Answer 36

positively; negatively

Question 37

malay adolescents with authoritarian mothers tend to have _______ adjustment in attitude towards school compared to those who perceived their mother to be authoritative

Answer 37

better

Question 38

_________ parenting style is positively associated with academic achievement of hong kong chinese students while ___________ style was unrelated to the academic achievement of these students

Answer 38

authoritarian; authoritative

Question 39

chinese children who have authoritarian parents do ______ at school than children of authoritative parents

Answer 39

better

Question 40

authoritative parenting in african american adolescents had __________ with adolescent achievement and engagement in school

Answer 40

no relationship