everything Flashcards

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Strengths of Latino

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-familism (family highly valued, viewed as sacred)
-children highly valued
-religion is BIG (Catholic)
-provide support for each other (collectivistic)

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Strengths of Asian American

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-both nuclear and extended family important
-filial piety (respect for elders)
-high value on education
-well disciplined children
-extended family support (if financial problems come up)
-family loyalty

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6 qualities of strong families SPAACE

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Appreciation and affection- caring, respect, playfulness, friendship
Commitment- trust, honesty, dependability etc
Positive comm- compliments, sharing feelings, avoid blame, compromise
Enjoyable time together- quality time, enjoy each other company, fun times
Spiritual well being and shared values- hope, faith, share ethical values
Ability to manage stress and crisis- adaptable, grow together, openness to change

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Couple and Family Map (cohesion)

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Cohesion- feeling of emotional closeness with another person

4 types- disengaged (very separate), connected (more separate than together), cohesive (more together than separate) , enmeshed (super high togetherness)

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Couple and Family (flexibility)

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Flexibility- amount of change that occurs in leadership, role relationship, and rules

4 types- rigid (STRICT), structured (sometimes shared), flexible (often shared), chaotic (very lenient)

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Couple and Family (communication) CSLDR

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Communication- smoothes friction in relationships

6 types- listening skills, speaking skills, disclosure, clarity, staying on topic, respect & regard

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Sternberg’s eight types of love FCIRCLE

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Nonlove- none of these
Liking- I
Infatuation- P
Empty- C
Romantic- I and P
Fatuous- C and P
Companionate- C and I
CONSUMATE- ALL <3

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love triangle theory

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Passion- physical chemistry
Intimacy- share feelings, disclosure
Commitment and decision making- stay, endure tough times

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Six Traits of Love

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Compassion
Compromise
Trust
Intimacy
Mutual Respect
Understanding

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Factual Determinants (CFT)

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facts of persons life…
events- adopted/child abuse/death/divorces
socioeconomic standing
ethnic background

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individual psychology (CFT)

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includes…
-psychopathology (mental illness)
-individuation (separate yet connected)
-differentiation (autonomous vs automatic)
-capacity to mourn and cope

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systemic transactions (CFT)

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includes…
- role assignments (hero, rescuer, rebel, adjuster)
- power alignments
-generational boundaries
-triangulation
-enmeshment
-cutoffs

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relational ethics (CFT)

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What is the balance of give and take between family members?
What are the visible and invisible contributions of each family member?

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Destructive Entitlement

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A person unconsciously believes that he or she is entitled to be unfair toward innocent people because he or she has been treated unfairly by others.

examples- lack of affection, discipline, shaming

revolving slate- pattern continues across generations

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Parentification:

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“When a parent’s support and respect for a child’s personality growth is obscured by goals that are essentially possessive and self-serving.”

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rejunction

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To move the family in the direction of ethical fairness through the process of responsible dialogue, which includes self-delineation, self-validation and due crediting.

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healthy families do 4 things (Beavers Timberlawn Model)

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1) nourish interpersonal ships both in and out the family
2) recognize that members affect everyone
3) simple explanations frequently misrepresent complex events
4) promote self efficiency/acknowledge some things beyond human control

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5 dimensions of healthy fam functioning

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1) family structure (boundaries and power)
2) family mythology “we all get along great..”
3) goal directed negotiation
4) autonomy
- clarity of expression
-responsibility
-invasiveness
-permeability (receptive to others ideas)
5) family affect (range of feelings, mood/tone, irresolvable conflict)

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6 dimensions of healthy family (McMaster Model)

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-Problem Solving
Instrumental: finances, food, shelter, transportation, and clothing.
Affective: Emotional and Relational
-Communication
-Family Roles
-Affective responsiveness
-Affective involvement
-Behavior Control (4 TYPES)
rigid
laissez faire
flexible
chaotic

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8 factors for true friendship MATURESC

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enjoyment
acceptance
respect
trust
mutual assistance
confiding
understanding
spontaneity

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add 4 Christian perspectives to the 8 factors of friendship

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unselfishness
confession
forgiveness
honesty

22
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recipe of real love

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christian friendship + passion + commitment

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commitment to…

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relationship
love
God

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commitment to relationship

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constraint commitment (finance, kids)
personal dedication (willing to invest/sacrifice

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To love… aka

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agape

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intimacy triangle

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God at top
husband and wife in corners
“as you both grow closer to God, you grow closer together”