exam 5 Flashcards
living wage
a pay rate you can use to support a family
non-standard work schedule
schedule where your work hours change every week
household labor
unpaid labor you have to do as family to keep up the home
Routine Household Labor
has to get done ALL the time
Ocassional Labor
household tasks that are not done all the time
time-availability perspective
person who has more time should do more chores
relative resource perspective
partner who brings more resources to the relationship shouldn’t do as many chores
work-family conflict
person’s job conflicts with family situations
role overload
person takes on more work than they’re capable of doing
spillover
work will have an effect on home and home has an effect on work, it will affect you
childcare centers
facilities outside of home that offer childcare
family childcare providers
individuals that will take care of your kids in their own homes
babysitters
provider that comes to your house to watch your kids
early childhood edu & care ECEC
govt funded programs designed to offer some sort of childcare
self-care
when your child is left to take care of themselves
crisis
a event that requires you to change the way you function
family stress
any example of tension that tests a family emotional responses
acute stress
stress specific in short term
chronic stress
long term stress
general adaptation syndrome
a pattern your body goes through when dealing with stress
alarm reaction
our brain does all of it, overthink
resistance
“i dont want this”
exhaustion
your body can’t handle anymore
social readjustment scale
determines how much impact your life events have on your physical health
ABC-X Model
helps understand how families deal with stress and crisis
Double ABC-X model
helps us undertand how we deal with stress and crisis over time
Intimate partner violence
any violence that happens between partners that are physically or sexually intimate
conflict tactics scale
describes how people deal with situations in the relationship
femicide
the killing of a woman
cyberstalking
any type of harassment done through the internet or electronic devices
learned helplessness
psychological condition where a person feels like they don’t have control bc of repeated abuse
battered women’s syndrome
version of PTSD that describes a person who constantly deals with severe domestic violence
rape
any completed/attempted unwanted penetration of any part of a body
human trafficking
person is moved againts their will by someone hoping to exploid them
date rape drugs
chemicals used to immobilize a person so they can be assaulted
sexual assault
any unwanted sexual contact or any unwanted sexual experience
child abuse
any action that leads to an injury to a child
elder abuse
any action that leads to an injury of an elderly person
intergenerational transmission of violence
a younger generation abuses bc they were abused by an older one