Lecture 5; Social Institutions & Family Flashcards

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Social institutions

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structures in society aimed at carrying out essential functions in order to protect, maintain and/or improve group and community life and social order to carry out essential or needed functions

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5 potential important factors of family

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  • install good / bad habits in children & other family members
  • interact with family more often than other social institutions
  • social support network
  • helps individuals with social role transitions
  • buffering stress in time of family crisis
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Usually, if parents are active, their children ______

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are active

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4 types of social support

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emotional
instrumental
informantional
companionship

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emotional support

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parents being available to talk about everything to make the child feel understood and accepted

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instrumental support

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availability to provide actual assistance (ex. driving, paying)

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informational support

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providing useful info and make suggestions

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companionship support

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available for companionship when doing leisure time

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3 reasons for influence of peer groups

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common interests
guidelines provided for important aspects of life
since voluntary, threat of expulsion

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10
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2 advantages of married people over single

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social support

social control

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why are people in relationships less likely to engage in health destructive behaviours

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have a commitment and responsibility to their spouse

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health impacts of social isolation

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  • increases in coronary heart disease
  • unhealthy coping behaviours such as drinking
  • depression
  • more chronic disease
  • reduced immune function
  • higher rates of suicide
  • lower PA
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caregiving guilt

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interferes with own needs and they feel like all their time should go to the person who needs care, people make personal sacrifices to not have guilt over not providing the best care

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