Fam Can

Question 0

What are some reasons why communication can be bad when dealing with conflict

Answer 0

Unserious
Apologize too soon
Withdrawal 
Bring up other issues irrelevant 
Threaten 
Hurt feelings
Excessive demands

Question 1

What are causes of conflict in a marriage

Answer 1

Money
Kids
Chores
Gender issues
Abuse
Sex

Question 2

4 strategies to deal with a major conflict

Answer 2

Acquiescence -change behaviour to meet others needs
Compromise
Negotiation
Mediation- (ex: seeing a counsellor)

Question 3

Too 5 reasons why people separate

Answer 3

Diff values and interests 
Infidelity
Career
Abuse
Alcohol and drugs

Question 4

What year of marriage is at greatest risk of divorce

Answer 4

4th

Question 5

Define intimate partner violence

Answer 5

Acts of physical aggression, psychological abuse, forced intercourse, and various controlling behaviours.

Question 6

Define domestic violence

Answer 6

Behaviours used by one person in a relationship to control the other. Partner may or may not be married, gay lesbian living together separated or dating. (Name calling, withholding money, etc.)

Question 7

Reasons some women are more vulnerable to abuse

Answer 7

Disabilities
Young age
Aboriginal

Question 8

What is the cycle of violence

Answer 8

1. Tension
2. Abuse
3. Honey moon (buys flowers to apologize)

Question 9

What is the difference between child bearing and child rearing

Answer 9

Childbearing - giving birth

Childrearing- raising child.

Question 10

What did Goldstein do research on

Answer 10

The presence of the father at birth in relation to how the father treats and cares for child

Question 11

Define total fertility rate

Answer 11

The estimated # of children born to each woman each year.

Question 12

Define demographics

Answer 12

Characteristics of a human population as used in government, marketing or opinion research.

Question 13

Recent average age for a woman to have children?

Answer 13

30-39

Question 14

Reasons for having children

Answer 14

Cultural, social, economic, familial, emotional , personal satisfaction

Question 15

What are the 3 parenting styles

Answer 15

Authoritative
Authoratarian
Permissive

Question 16

Define discipline

Answer 16

Using a set of techniques to guide a child’s behaviour.

Question 17

Leach does research in what subject

Answer 17

Discipline

Question 18

3 important things when disciplining

Answer 18

Consistency, guidelines, punishment fits crime

Question 19

Becker says there are 2 main styles or discipline. What are they?

Answer 19

Love-oriented

Power-assertive

Question 20

Effects of authoritarian parents on children

Answer 20

Fear
Feel rejected
Difficulty making decisions

Question 21

Effects of permissive parents on children

Answer 21

Impulsive 
Irresponsible
Anxious
Emotionally deprived 
Not self reliant

Question 22

What is alderts individual perception theory

Answer 22

Child’s interpretation of the situation is important. Child needs to understand how punishment fits action that occurred.

Question 23

What kind of theorist is jean Piaget

Answer 23

Cognitive

Question 24

Jean Piaget has 4 stages of development in his theory. What are they?

Answer 24

1. Sensory motor
2. Pre-operational
3. Concrete operational
4. Formal operational

Question 25

What kind of theorist is froid

Answer 25

Psychoanalytical

Question 26

Froid focuses on what

Answer 26

Super ego, ego. "I want" 
Says children are ruled by pleasure principle: 
Oral stage 
Anal stage
Genital stage
Latency stage

Question 27

What did Judith wallerstein study

Answer 27

Long term effects on how divorce affects children (academic, drugs, future in divorce, trust issues)

Question 28

What did Mavis heatherington study.

Answer 28

says there are winners, losers, and survivors. Focuses on positive of divorce.