Unit 1 Test Flashcards

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1
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what is family the basic unit of

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society and social health

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children learn from ____ how to relate to each other

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family

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3
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overview of 1800s family

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lived together, worked together on farms

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4
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what changed families

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industrial revlution

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5
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parent rolls 1950

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dad working outside the home, stay at home mom

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what % of families are like the 1950s

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less than 26%

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women did what since 1950s, why

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entered the work force to help support family (increase income) and personal fulfillment

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why did the ____ rate increase

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divorce; women were economically self sufficient and people lived longer

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describe possible different current families

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no children, small, some never marry

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what changed for families since 1950s (4)

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women entered workforce, divorce rate increased, postponing marriage, social norms changed

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____ family: couple and child(ren)

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nuclear

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12
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_____ % of single parent families are headed by mothers

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90

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____ of all kids live in a single parent home due to

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1/2; divorce, death, never marry, single parent adoptions

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____ family: parents remarried with child(ren) of 1 or both of them

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blended

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15
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how many children in blended families

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7 million

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16
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____ family: adult(s) care for children whos parents cant

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foster family

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17
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parenting styles based on __ and ___

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responsiveness and demandingness

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18
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highly responsive, low demanding parenting

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indulgent/permissive

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19
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both responsive and demanding parenting

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authoritative

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20
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low responsiveness, highly demanding parenting

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authoritarian

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21
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low responsiveness, low demanding parenting

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uninvolved

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22
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you should never ____ a child

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slap/spank/hit

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23
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___ can be effective for toddlers

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timeouts

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what to do when children break a rule

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explain why it is wrong

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2 types of roles individuals in a family have to fulfill
instrumental and affective
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instrumental roles
provision of resources, decisions, family management
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affective roles
providing emotional support and encouragement to family members
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5 essential roles for family functioning
provision of resources, nurturance and support, life skills development, maintenance and management of the family system, sexual gratification of marital partners
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role allocation (fairly) importance
allows family to function, no one member is overburdened
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role accountability
responsibility for completing tasks of assigned role
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roles should be clearly __
identifiable
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what might happen if individuals fail to fulfill their rolls
another family member will be burdened
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allow for role ____; why
flexibility; change over time and in time of crisis
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positive ways to cope with stress (8)
healthy choices, support, understand feelings, relax, humor, action, resolve/eliminate source of stress, prevent future stress
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techniques to relieve stress (3)
deep breathing, progressive muscle relaxation, guided imagery
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ways to reduce or prevent stress
physical activity, time management, talking about it
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causes of family stress (4)
illness, financial problems, separation and divorce, drug abuse
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types of violence
physical, emotional/verbal, and sexual abuse, neglect
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affects of addiction
embarrassment, fear and violence`
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financial problems: causes and what it could lead to
loss of job, illness, family breakup; inadequate food, healthcare, housing, and homelessness; emotional affects
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abuse victims feel
inadequate, hopeless, worthless, scared, deserving of abuse
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where to get help
teacher, counselor, support group, hotline, other family members
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types of stress (7)
academic pressure, pressure to fit in, peer pressure, sexual pressure, conflicts with family members, violence and bullying, schedule overload
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divorce rate in the US
50%; 41, 60, 73
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reasons for divorce
infidelity, finances, incompatibility, abuse, communication problems, drugs/alcoholism
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grounds for divorce
impotency, adultery, desertion (1 yr), separation (3+ yrs), felony, habitually drunk, mental/physical cruelty, incurable insanity, irreconcilable differences
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effects of divorce on children
preschool-fear of abandonment, sleep issues; young children-fear of being displaced, grief, fear for absent parent; older children-acting out, fighting; adolescents- higher independence, fear for own relationships, more promiscuous
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impacts of divorce on children (general)
low self esteem, school performance, peer relationsips, dating/marriage
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tasks for children during divorce
acknowledge separation, disengage from conflicts, resolution of anger/self-blame, accept finality of divorce
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___ family: have ongoing conflicts between individual members
dysfunctional
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4 roles of children in dysfunctional family
hero, scapegoat/rebel, caretaker/joker, lost child
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(dysfunction) parents are ___
codependents
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how does an enabler help the behavior go on
clean up messes
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levels of communication (5)
polite conversation, information giving, expressing ideas, sharing feelings, self-disclosing
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i messages
when you... i feel... because
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how to show active listening
affirmative comments, asking questions
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conflict resolution methods
win-lose, compromise, collegial
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4 styles of communication
clear and direct, clear and indirect, masked and direct, masked and indirect