First Exam Flashcards

1
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What was Diane Savino’s video about?

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The Case for Same-Sex Marriage (failing marriages, divorce rates…etc)

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2
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What is post-modernism

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1 of 3 big ideas, demand for society to deal with it’s issues

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3
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Who wrote “The Post-Modern Condition: A Report on Knowledge?” What’s it about?

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JF Lyotard. What is our condition of knowledge?

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4
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Who commissioned Lyotard to write his book?

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Quebec- when they were working towards breaking away from Canada

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5
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What are grand narratives?

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Big Stories (such as Liberal Progress: things are getting better because of liberalism”)

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6
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What was the solution to skepticism of Grand Narratives

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-Petite Histoire (little story of your own life-smaller stories- do what’s right for me- individual stories)

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7
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People have their own version of what family means is….

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post modernism

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8
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What was Pico Iyer’s Ted Talk about?

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Where is Home? Home is not a piece of soil, but a piece of soil. Home is not where you’re born it’s where you find yourself.

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9
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What are the 6 parts of the International Family Strengths Model?

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1: Appreciation and Affection 2: Communication 3: Commitment 4: Spending Time Together 5: Spiritual Well-Being 6: Effective Coping with stress and crises

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What is Appreciation and Affection?(Family Strengths Model)

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emphasize positive qualities in each other

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What is Communication (Family Strengths Model)

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Not just expressive, but reflective. Listening and hearing without blaming.

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What is Commitment (Family Strengths Model)

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Unconditional time together

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What is spending time together? (Family Strengths Model)

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Intentional time together

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What is Spiritual Well-Being?(Family Strengths Model)

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  • Not just about regular worship, Family shares an orientation that is bigger than themselves (and they do it together)
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What is effective coping with stress and crises? (Family Strengths Model)

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Adaptability

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16
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(Family Strengths Model) Can these strengths be developed?

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Yes

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17
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What was World’s Strictest Parents Video about?

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-2 children sent to a strict home and came back changed because they were learning how to respect their parents.(modern vs. traditional parenting)

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18
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How do you define gender?

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Personality traits and behaviours that characterize an individual as masculine or feminine

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What is a gender role?

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A person’s outward expression of maleness or femaleness

20
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What is gender identity?

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A person’s personal, internal sense of maleness or femaleness which is expressed in personality and behaviour

21
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What are the Environmental Influences on Gender?

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Societal Expectations, Parental Influences, Influence of popular press, television and movies, School influences

22
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What are societal expectations?

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Something that you had to learn (vary according to class and ethnicity or race). Influences that surround a child.

23
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What are parental influences?

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What were/are their beliefs about masculinity/fem? How did they raise you?

24
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What is the influence of popular press and media?

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Biggest influence, lessons learnt through media

25
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What are school influences?

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Space of social development.

26
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What was Miss Representation about?

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  • Women in Congress
27
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What was The Mask you Live in about?

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Men hiding their identity

28
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What was the “Flying Solo Documentary about?” from Doc Zone?

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People living alone We have shifted to a more selfish, more accepting and less traditional society.

29
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What was Martin Buber’s idea of dating?

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The ‘I’ and ‘Thou’- see someone as human. Affirm what’s best for self without diminishing others.

30
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What are the Four Functions of dating?

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1: Recreation 2: Socialization 3: Status grading or status achievement 4: Mate Selection

31
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What is recreation dating?

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Expressive recreation, not with another purpose other than having fun.

32
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What is socialization as a function of dating?

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learning how we take our place in the world?

33
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What does function mean?

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unintended consequences, not what you think you are doing.

34
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What are the two mate selection theories?

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Parent image theory, Ideal Mate theory.

35
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What is the parent image theory of mate selection?

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Derives from Freud- mate resembles our opposite sex parent

36
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What is the ideal mate theory?

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Symbolic perspective- based on our feelings

37
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What was Helen Fisher’s video about?

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  • Technology hasn’t changed love. Technology doesn’t change who you are going to love.
38
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What did Fredrich Engles have to do with Marx?

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they wrote the communist manifesto together.

39
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What was the critical perspective of Engles

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World is structured through class system, it was a system of exploitation, capitalism is a big problem

40
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Who wrote ‘The Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State”?

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Fredrich Engles

41
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What did The Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State” about?

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organizes human history in periods (ex: capitalism, feudalism, slavery)

42
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What is primitive communism?

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‘first’ form of communistic living. (No Ownership- no wealth)

43
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What was Fredrich Engle’s view of relationships?

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No marriage, no institutional monotony, everyone lived together

44
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What epoch did the book talk about with Engles

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Primitive communism

45
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How did Engles view marriage

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An institution that functions to support private property

46
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What is asexual?

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No sexual drive, affection.

47
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Who came up with the functions of dating?

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Skipper and Nass