Chapters 1,2,3,5 Flashcards

1
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What is coparenting?

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refers to the various people who team up and collaborate in the parenting process………..can control what child does and has a relationship with child

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2
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What is bidirectional parenting?

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when parents and child have effects on each and change with each other

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3
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what are the dimensions of parenting?

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Family as a System, bidirectional relationship, developmental and life span, and social construct

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4
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what is family as a system?

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parenthood is a subsystem of the larger social system.​

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5
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What is the developmental and life span?

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parenting is a developmental role and a lifespan pursuit.

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6
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What is a social construct?

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parenthood is a social construct. The parental role is a social institution based on complex values, beliefs, norms, and behaviors.​

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7
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what are some current parenting trends of the 20th century?

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easing away from authoritarian…easing away from physical punishment…using psychology…

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8
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what are some contemporary issues that may affect parenting?

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gender equality…public education…technology…privacy

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9
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what is dual parenting?

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when the mother and father both decide on how to run the household

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10
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what is androgynous parenting?

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parenting describes roles that are gender-neutral; not necessarily performed by the parent traditionally and stereotypically associated with the role.​

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11
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what is a binuclear family?

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family refers to children who have access to two families, usually as a result of parental divorce.​

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12
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what are blended families?

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Typically formed when one or both adult partners remarry, or when a couple cohabit and children are involved.​

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13
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what is a sandwich generation?

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when a person has to take care and support both their child and parent

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14
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what is ambiguous loss?

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refers to the uncertainty and worry about potential situations which can affect safety, health and longevity

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15
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what is the Pre-deployment phase of deployment?

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getting ready, facing uncertainty and some emotional distancing

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16
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what is the Deployment phase of deployment?

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staying engaged by connecting with own family, finding a support or surrogate family in the deployed setting.​

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17
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what is Transposement during deployment?

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refers to the altering of the family; taking on new roles, challenges of communication.​

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18
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what is Post-deployment?

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reintegrating with their own family. It requires understanding, appreciation, and renewed family bonding.

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19
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what is Polygamy?

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involves a marriage that may include several adults.​

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20
Q

what is the foundation of parenting?

A

the relationship between the parent and child

21
Q

does parenting remain the same?

A

no parenting is dynamic and is always changing

22
Q

what does content refer to in parenting?

A

to the specifics or the details that makeup

the parent-child relationship.`

23
Q

what is Nurture in parenting?

A

relates to all the ways in which love and emotional
support/warmth is demonstrated towards others and
ourselves.

24
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what is Structure?

A

is provided through the internalized boundaries
and controls acquired through socialization experiences
that guide behavior

25
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what is Responsive care?

A

is expressed when a parent determines what a child’s needs are and appropriately
reacts to these needs

26
Q

what is Corporal punishment?

A

is a form of discipline that uses physical force

to control a child and inflict pain

27
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what are Parenting style?

A

are approaches to parenting, used in shaping children’s developmental behaviors. Styles can range from low to high in structure, as well as low to high in nurture.

28
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what is Authoritative parenting?

A

focuses on the inherent strengths of the child and emphasizes autonomy within developmentally
appropriate boundaries. Most favored parenting style.

29
Q

what is Authoritarian parenting?

A

uses control and social power over

children’s behavior and is anchored in traditional methods of child-rearing. High structure and low nurture.

30
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what is Permissive parenting?

A

avoids excessive control, does
not enforce obedience to externally defined standards,
and allows children to regulate their own activities. High
nurture and low structure.

31
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what is Uninvolved parenting?

A

is an emotionally absent or disengaged parenting style providing minimal input. In an extreme form, it can be a variation of neglect. Low nurture and low structure.

32
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what does The Parenting Circumplex Model illustrate?

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The Parenting Circumplex Model illustrates the dynamic and flexible interplay between structure and nurture

33
Q

what does Social learning theory emphasize?

A

emphasizes the influence of modeling and observation in learning a variety of social behaviors and roles. It emphasizes the importance of parents and teachers as role models.

34
Q

why do Counseling and other Helping Professions recommend Bidirectional in parenting?

A

allows both parties to actively participate.

35
Q

why do Counseling and other Helping Professions recommend active listening in parenting?

A

techniques display the emotional involvement and attentiveness of the parent (or listener).

36
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why do Counseling and other Helping Professions recommend “I” messages in parenting?

A

point out behavior that is problematic, by
placing it in an interpersonal context, showing how the
behavior affects others.

37
Q

why do Counseling and other Helping Professions recommend Mutual respect in parenting?

A

during conflict resolution, models compromise in socially accepted ways.

38
Q

what is self-regulation?

A

the ability to control emotions and respond in the most socially acceptable way..

39
Q

what is multicultural competence?

A

knowing and understanding that there are people who have a different culture than you

40
Q

how does globalization affect culture?

A

it causes those culture to become hybrid

41
Q

what is beneficence?

A

having the best intentions in mind for the child

42
Q

what is nonmaleficence?

A

the idea that parents should do no harm

43
Q

how does foster car affect a child?

A

creates instability of the home…when the child is 18 there is no more assistance

44
Q

what is meditation in divorce?

A

couples negotiate and work together to create a parenting plan, divide assets, and settle other post-divorce issues with the help of a trained neutral third party (the mediator).

45
Q

what is collaborative Divorce?

A

newer method for resolving conflict outside the adversarial environment, where each party hires a specially trained collaborative lawyer to assist and advise them in creating their divorce
settlement

46
Q

what is Legal custody?

A

decision making of major aspects of a child’s life.

▪ Not uncommon for parents to have joint legal custody.

47
Q

what are visitation rights

A

legally mandated access and right to spend

specific times with child

48
Q

what is the Convention on the Rights of the Child (United Nations, 1959)?

A

an international initiative to create and maintain a comprehensive
national agenda for children.
– Addresses the best interests of the child, the protection of rights, nondiscrimination, parental guidance, and survival and development.