Exam 3 - EDUC study Flashcards

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family strengths

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relationships, patterns of interaction, and support systems that protect families (especially during hardship)

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strengths-based perspective

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focusing on family strengths (focus on what’s right), maximize the strengths

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deficit-based perspective

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focuses on dystfunction, ignores supports and inner strengths

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family identity

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  1. family members share values + beliefs
  2. work together for the good of family unit
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family processes

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patterns of interactions and relationships in a family’s daily actions

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boundaries

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shared understanding of responsibilities and duties of family memberes, helps establish clear expectations

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enmeshed

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boundaries are unclear, children overly involved in issues that should only be in parental relationships

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cohesion

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built through shared times (meals together, holidays/rituals/traditions)

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characteristics of a strong family

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  1. individual characteristics (calm temperament, confidence, positive outlook)
  2. family processes: relationships and patterns of interactions
  3. culture and community
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Neighborhood cohesion

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neighbors help each other, families feel close, participate in community member activities

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family resilience

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ability of a family to withstand and rebound from adversity

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family adversity

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unemployment, poverty, separation, divorce, illness, death and loss, trauma, stigma and discrimination among others

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strong families

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children feel safe and secure, warmth and care, good communication, strong connections to nonfamily members

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expressive vs receptive communication

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expressive: ability to use language, oral/written so you are understood as intended

receptive: ability to understand what someone else is trying to say

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implicit bias

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unconscious collection of stereotypes/attitudes that we develop towards certain groups of people

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explicit bias

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individuals are aware of prejudices/attitudes toward certain groups

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innate tendencies that shape our biases

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  1. categorize objects/people into groups
  2. prefer things and people because they are familiar
  3. simplify a complex world
  4. rationalize inequities
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collectivist values

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emphasize importance of group to which one belongs:

obedience, conformity, security, reliability

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individualism

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independence, exploration, creativity, self reliance

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immigrant def

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person who comes to live permanently in a foreign country

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mixed status family

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family with different immigration status

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naturalized citizen vs immigrant

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naturalized citizen: person who was born outside US and obtained US citizenship
immigrant:

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origin of US immigrant population TODAY

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european/canadian: 13%
south/east asia: 27%
mexicans: 25%
latin american: 25%
other: 9%

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immigrant share of total US population 2021

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DACA
-not a pathway to citizenship, but a status -In 2023, Texas federal judge ruled DACA to be unlawful: No new DACA applications (applications cannot be processed)
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culture
unpublished book of rules/options that dictates much of how we live our lives
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surface culture
culture that exists within view of others: language, food, dress, music, art, literature, customs, holidays, etc
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deep culture
often unconscious: learned patterns of communication, value systems, orientation toward time/personal space, roles, responsibilities, compentencies, approahces to things such as religion, marriage, sexuality, parenting, etc.
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john berry's two dimensional acculturation model
assimilation to a different country
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assimilation
cultural absorption of smaller ethnic/racial groups into majority culture: cultural uniqueness of ethnic group given up and dominant culture's characteristics adopted
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integration
ethnic and dominant culture characteristics are blended and maintained
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intergenerational conflict
practices of 2nd and 3rd generation immigrants vs. 1st gen immigrants clash
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John Berry?
john berry's 2-D acculturation model: asks how much does a person seek to maintain connection with culture of origin vs learn and adopt new culture
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draw the acculturation model
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role reversal
someone adopts a role reverse of that which they normally assume think child taking on parenting responsibilities
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average life expectancy for americans
77 years old
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development in what three areas
PIE
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DACA
deferred action for childhood arrivals
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what comprises your cultural identity
family, language, place, culture
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what is the primary focus of FLE
teach individuals and families skills about healthy family functioning to strengthen indviidual and family development
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3 things you need to do to be a CFLE (certified family life educator)
1. passing score on national exam 2. complete coursework 3. document work experience
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fact of fiction: - FLE, family case management, family therapy have no similarities are unique areas with no overlap - family law and public policy is one of the 10 NCFR content areas - key components of all FLE programs include sexuality education - a personal philosophy of FLE develops over time and is never in a final state
F, T, F, T
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what are the sessions for FLE
welcome session, 3 core sessions, goodbye session
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