Chapter 8: Families Flashcards

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Reciprocal Socialization

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the process by which children and adolescents socialize parents just as parents socialize them

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Multiple development trajectories

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concept that adults follow one trajectory and children and adolescents another one; how these trajectories mesh is important

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Emotional Autonomy

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The capacity to relinquish childlike dependence on parents

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Secure Attachment

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use primary caregiver as a secure base from which to explore the environment

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Insecure attachment

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either avoid caregiver or show resistance

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dismissing/ avoidant

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insecure attachment: individuals deemphasize the importance of attachment

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preoccupied/ ambivalent

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insecure attachment: adolescents are hyperattuned to attachment experiences

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unresolved/ disorganized

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insecure attachment: adolescent has high level of fear and is disoriented

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boundary ambiguity

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the uncertainty in stepfamilies about who is in or out of the family and who is performing or responsible for certain tasks in the family system

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3 important characteristics of sibling relationships

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  1. emotional quality
  2. familiarity and intimacy
  3. variation
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Patterson

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This article explored the question as to whether parental sexual orientation had effects on child or adolescent development. They concluded that it has no effect, and children of gay or lesbian parents appeared to develop in the same ways as children with heterosexual parents.

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