Semester 1 Final- CHM Flashcards

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What are the 8 stages of the family life cycle?

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  1. Beginning Stage
  2. Childbearing Stage
  3. Parenting Preschoolers Stage
  4. Parenting School-Age Stage
  5. Parenting Adolescents
  6. Launching Stage
  7. Middle-Age Years Stage
  8. Aging Family Stage
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What are the 5 types of families?

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  1. Nuclear Family
  2. Single-Parent Families
  3. Stepfamilies
  4. Extended Families
  5. Couples without children
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What is co-parenting

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two parents share the duties of taking care of a child while being separated

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What are the 4 types if attachment

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  1. Secure attachment
  2. Insecure-avoidant attachment
  3. Insecure-resistant attachment
  4. Disoriented attachment
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What are the 4 types of parenting

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  1. Authoritative
  2. Authoritarian
  3. Permissive
  4. Uninvolved
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This stage is characterized by parents preparing for children to leave. The parents guide their children to establish heir own homes and careers.

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Launching Stage

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The kids are 6-13. The children lean social skills and parents adjust to school community.

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Parenting School-Age Stage

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New skills and hobbies. Adult children take on responsibilities

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Aging Family Stage

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Adolescents become more independent. Parents must reason with their own homes and careers.

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Parenting Adolescents

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Helping children grow and develop. The parents develop parenting styles.

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Parenting Preschoolers Stage

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Marriage; Couples without children can stay here for a long time.

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Beginning Stage

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Parents can focus on each other; Grandparents and retirement

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Middle-Age Years

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Focus on the children and new parenting roles. This lasts until the child is 3.

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Childbearing Stage

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A family that has two parents and children

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Nuclear Family

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A family of one parent and children

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Single-Parent Family

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When two people marry and one or both have children from previous partners.

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Stepfamily

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This type of family includes all the relatives of a family

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Extended family

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Two partners without children live together

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Couples without children

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The child may or may not cry when the parent leaves. The child is happy when the parent returns.

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secure attachment

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unresponsive to the parent leaving or coming back

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insecure-avoidant

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the child is distressed when the parent leaves and can’t consoled when the parent returns

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insecure-resistant

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the child is apprehensive towards caregiver. It is formed when the caregiver is the source of fear.

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disoriented attachment

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warm and responsive; makes reasonable demands; grants autonomy and works with child

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Authoritative Parenting

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cold and rejecting; demanding; makes decisions for the child

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Authoritarian Parenting

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warm but inattentive; lack of behavior control; lets children make their own decsions
Permissive Parenting
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emotionally detached; lack of behavioral control; indifferent to child's decision
Uninvolved Parenting
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positive punishment
the child receives something bad
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negative punishment
the child has something taken away
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positive reinforcement
the child is given something as reward
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negative reinforcement
something bad is taken away as a reward
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what part of the brain is responsible for balance and body movement
cerebellum
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what part of the brain is responsible for memory and spatial awareness
hippocampus
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what part of the brain is responsible for alertness and consciousness
reticular formation
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what part of the brain is responsible for novelty and emotional information
amygdala
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what is overextension
applying words to wider collection than appropriate
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what is underextension
applying words too narrowly
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what is ecological theory
development is greatly influenced by forces outside the child
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What are the 6 systems in the Ecological Theory
1. Individual 2. Microsystem 3. Mesosystem 4. Exosystem 5. Macrosystem 6. Chronosystem
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Individual
the child
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Microsystem
family, school, peers
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Mesosytem
interactions in microsystem
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exosystem
neighborhood, legal system, medical institutions
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macrosystem
cultural values, economic systems, social conditions
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chronosystem
historical conditions
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what are the 9 intelligences
1. Musical 2. Kinesthetic 3. Logical 4. Linguistic 5. Spatial 6. interpersonal 7. Intrapersonal 8. Naturalist 9. Existential
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ability to contemplate infinite phenomena
existential intelligence
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ability to understand yourself
intrapersonal intelligence
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ability to understand others
interpersonal
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ability to hear patterns and remember them
musical intelligence
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math and logic skill; often tested with IQ
logical intelligence
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ability to use maps and navigation
spatial intelligence
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understanding the natural world
naturalist intelligence
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ability to express thoughts, ideas, and feelings
linguistic
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ability to use all of your body to make or say something
kinesthetic intelligence
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what is accommodation?
create a new place for information
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what is assimilation
information is absorbed into what they already know
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short-term memory store
facilitate memory and problem solving
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long-term store
stores information permanently
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seriation
the ability to order things along a quantitative dimension such as length or weight
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self awareness, handling emotions generally, motivation, empathy, social skills
emotional intelligence
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social referencing
babies will take cue from a trusted person for how to feel in a situation
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what is problem-centered coping
appraise the situation as changeable
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what is emotional-centered coping
internal, private, and aimed at controlling distress when little can be done about an outcome
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What are the 5 steps of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
Self-Actualization Esteem Love and Acceptance Safety and Security Physical Needs
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What is a teratogen
any environmental agent that causes damage during the pregnancy
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extra #21 chromosome
down syndrome
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Sickle-Cell Anemia
Red blood cells are sickle shaped. A heredity disease prominent in POCs
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Why does a mother need to take vitamins and folic acid during pregnancy
To avoid neural tube defects
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What foods should a pregnant woman avoid
raw meat, fish, caffeine, alcohol, tobacco, deli meat
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What are 5 safety measures you should take when baby proofing the home
1. Keep chords out of reach and outlets covered 2. Cover sharp points on furniture and bolt heavy furniture to the wall 3. Put safety locks on cabinets and drawers 4. Bolted Gate 5. Latch toilet seat closed
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Crib slats should not be more than ____ inches apart and it should not be a _____ crib.
1/8 used
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sole custody
one parent has custody over child
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visitation rights
a parent can visit the child during specified times and under certain condtions
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joint custody
the couple can work together in making decisions regarding their child
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divorce
legal dissolution of a marriage
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child support
a defined amount a parent pays to the other for the welfare of the child
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custody
the right and responsibility to raise a child
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sexual abuse
sexual exploitation
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neglect
failing to provide the child's basic needs
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physical abuse
assault such as kicking, biting, shaking, slapping, SBS
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emotional abuse
the failure to provide love and affection
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What are 4 reasons for financial disaster?
Unemployment Natural Disaster Injury, Illness, Health issues Addiction
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What is Shaken Baby Syndrome
physical abuse that results from a parent violently shaking an infant
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What does it mean to live beyond your means?
To spend more than you have or can afford
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budget
a financial diet
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income
take home pay
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assets
everything that someone owns
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What are the 7 parts of a resume
Contact Info Objective Education and Training Experience Involvement and Leadership Special Skills References
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What are the 3 parts of a professional email?
1. Subject Line- brief 2. Content- informal 3. Signature- first and last name
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activities that appeal to a persona over a period of time
interest
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natural talents
aptitude
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skills you learn or develop
ability