Ecology Of Family

Question 0

what are the rights that are given to families

Answer 0

Financial

custody

Question 1

The child has direct influence and interaction with the

Answer 1

Family

Question 2

What is a family then

Answer 2

Includes both sexes

one or more children biological or adopted

a common residence

economic cooperation

and reproduction

Question 3

What is a family now

Answer 3

You were more persons related by birth marriage or adoption Who reside together

Question 4

What is the primary influence on the child’s development

Answer 4

Family

Question 5

What percent of the child’s brain is developed before age 5

Answer 5

90%

Question 6

Nuclear family of orientation

Answer 6

Parents and siblings

Question 7

Nuclear family of procreation

Answer 7

Wife/husband and children

Question 8

Extended family

Answer 8

Grandparents aunts uncles

Question 9

Five basic family functions

Answer 9

First is reproduction

second is socialization and education

third assignment of social rules economic support

fourth nurturance /Emotional support

Question 10

Reproduction

Answer 10

Insurers societies population

Question 11

Socialization/education

Answer 11

Societal values transmitted to children

Question 12

Assignment of social rules

Answer 12

Identity for offspring and

racial ethnic religious socioeconomic in general

Question 13

Economic support

Answer 13

Shelter nourishment protection

Question 14

Nurturance/emotional support

Answer 14

Social interaction

Question 15

Ascribed status

Answer 15

Not in the USA for the most part

Social class rank or position determined by family lineage gender birth order or skin color

LAST NAME

Question 16

Achieved status

Answer 16

Born into is not what you Die into

Social class rank or position determined by education occupation income and or place of residence

Question 17

Upper-class

Answer 17

America’s version of ascribed status

the child carries family name heritage and status

money is not an issue

they hire in-home caregivers wholes values differ from their own

Question 18

Middle-class

Answer 18

Less likely to use non-physical forms of discipline

Concerns about decisions made

Language is more complex and then lower-class

Question 19

Lower-class

Answer 19

Children often classified as slow learners aggressive and truant

Score lower IQ test

Harder to take away privileges because they really don’t have any

Question 20

Underclass

Answer 20

Female headed households
The homeless
Alcoholic 
drug users
 mentally ill 
illegal citizenship

Feel like drowning