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Unit 4 Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
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What is the estimated annual cost to raise a child?

A

$10,000/year (CCSD, 2004)

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Do lower-income families tend to have more children?

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Yes, lower-income families often have more kids.

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3
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Is money always the deciding factor for having children?

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No, money may NOT be the deciding factor.

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4
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How does higher income affect lifestyle costs?

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Higher-income leads to a higher cost of lifestyle.

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5
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What is a consequence of higher costs of living?

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It leads to delayed parenting.

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What health concern can discourage reproduction?

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Genetic diseases can discourage reproduction.

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What is a risk associated with delayed parenting?

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Increased infertility risk.

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How do children impact the economy?

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Children are considered good for the economy.

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Why is there societal pressure to have children?

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Peer pressure from family & friends encourages parenting.

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10
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What is one social policy that supports parenting?

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Universal healthcare.

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What is another social policy that supports parenting?

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Maternity leave (Employment insurance).

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12
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What is the Canada Child Tax Benefit?

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A social policy supporting parenting.

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13
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What cultural reason exists for having children?

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Socialization through family of orientation.

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14
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What is a familial reason for having children?

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Continuing the family name.

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What is an emotional reason for having children?

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Love and be loved.

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16
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How is childhood defined?

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Childhood is a social construct.

17
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What is the first step in the 5-Step Decision-Making Model?

A

Define the problem.

18
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What is the second step in the 5-Step Decision-Making Model?

A

Identify alternatives.

19
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What is the third step in the 5-Step Decision-Making Model?

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Evaluate alternatives.

20
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What is the fourth step in the 5-Step Decision-Making Model?

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Choose solution + create action plan.

21
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What is the fifth step in the 5-Step Decision-Making Model?

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Evaluate your decision.

22
Q

What is physical infidelity?

A

Sexual activity with someone else.

Example: Kissing, intercourse.

23
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What is emotional infidelity?

A

Deep emotional bond with someone else.

Example: Confiding more in another person than your partner.

24
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What is cyber infidelity?

A

Romantic/sexual interactions online.

Example: Sexting, flirty DMs, online affairs.

25
What is micro-cheating?
Small acts of flirtation or secrecy. ## Footnote Example: Liking posts, hiding chats.
26
What is financial infidelity?
Lying/hiding money matters. ## Footnote Example: Secret debt, hidden accounts.
27
What is sexual fantasy infidelity?
Fantasies that reduce intimacy with partner. ## Footnote Example: Constantly fantasizing about someone else.
28
What is object/addiction infidelity?
Stronger emotional tie to addiction or object. ## Footnote Example: Porn, workaholism, gaming.
29
What is revenge infidelity?
Cheating out of anger or retaliation. ## Footnote Example: One-night stand after being wronged.
30
What characterizes authoritarian parenting style?
Strict: 'Because I said so'. ## Footnote Effects: Self-image, emotions, social skills.
31
What characterizes permissive parenting style?
'I trust you'll do the right thing'. ## Footnote May lead to lack of boundaries.
32
What characterizes uninvolved parenting style?
Detached: 'You'll learn from your mistakes'. ## Footnote Risks neglect and poor development.
33
What characterizes authoritative parenting style?
Balanced: 'Freedom with responsibility'. ## Footnote Most effective style.
34
What is constructive parenting conflict style?
Teaches problem-solving.
35
What is destructive parenting conflict style?
Long-term negative impact.
36
What is helicopter parenting?
Overinvolvement in child's life. ## Footnote May hinder independence.