Midterm Quiz #3 Flashcards

1
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divine in nature and that God designates it as the fundamental building block of society

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Family

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2
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Different Kinds of Families

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● Nuclear Families
● Single-parent Families
● Extended Families
● Blended Family
● Adoptive Family
● Foster Family
● Chosen Family

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3
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consist of two parents and their children

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Nuclear Families

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4
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consist of one parent and their children

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Single-parent Families

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5
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a family where many relatives live together and work towards common goals like raising the children or taking care of elderly grandparents

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Extended Families

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6
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two single-parent families joining together to make a bigger family

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Blended Family

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7
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where a child lives together with adoptive parents

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Adoptive Family

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8
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consists of parents who may be unfamiliar to a child but want to take care of children who cannot stay with their biological parents

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Foster Family

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9
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does not include blood relatives but are made up of friends and other supportive people who take on the role of a family

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Chosen Family

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10
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refers to individual’s sense of self-worth; and interpersonal dignity that attributed to the elder by others and manifested by the respect they received

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Dignity

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11
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has been defined as the rational, voluntary, and moral management of the family life which centers on human reproduction

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Family Planning

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12
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defined as legally and socially sanctioned union, usually between a man and a woman, that is regulated by laws, rules, customs, beliefs, and attitudes that prescribe the rights and duties of the partners and accords status to their offspring

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Marriage

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13
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defined to be pure and unconditional

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Sanctity

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14
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can be defined as the basic unit of the society which is found in all societies that has the duty of introducing the individual in his social world

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Family

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15
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defined as a legal tie or bond between husband and wife which involves the duty to live together and cooperate with each other for the rearing children and advancement of family life

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Marriage

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16
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group of persons united by ties of marriage, blood, or adoption, constituting a single household, interacting, and communicating with each other in their respective social roles of husband and wife, mother and father, son and daughter, brother, and sister, creating and maintaining culture

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Sociological Definition of Family

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17
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Basic Elements in the Definition of Family

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● Group
● Parents
● Children

18
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a kind of marriage that is limited to members of the same social group

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Endogamy

19
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a kind of marriage between two people of different category

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Exogamy

20
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permits only one marital union for each individual

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Monogamy

21
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a kind of marriage that unites a person with two or more partners

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Polygamy

22
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the union of one man to two or more women

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Polygyny

23
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defined as the union of one woman to two or more men

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Polyandry

24
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a kind of residential pattern in which the newly married couple will live at or near the residence of the husband’s family

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Patrilocality

25
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a kind of residential pattern whereby the newly married couple will live at or near the residence of the wife’s family

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Matrilocality

26
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in this residence pattern, newly married couples will live in a house of their own choosing apart from their respective families

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Neo locality

27
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refers to the system by which the members of the family trace their ancestry over generations

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Descent

28
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Common Patterns of Tracing Kinship

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● Patrilineal
● Matrilineal
● Bilateral

29
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a kind of tracing one’s kinship through men

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Patrilineal

30
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a kind of tracing one’s kinship through women

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Matrilineal

31
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a kind of tracing one’s descent through both men and women

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Bilateral

32
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the start of the family life because it is this point where two people get to know each
other in preparation of a more serious commitment

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Courtship & Romantic Love

33
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most of the time is construed by a fairy tale love affair which is characterized by romance and passion

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Ideal & Real Marriage

34
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another important stage in a family life and one of the goals of marriage

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Child Rearing

35
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when all the children of a couple have grown already and are starting to form their own families, the husband and the wife are again on their own but this time with fewer responsibilities

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The family in later in life

36
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the reason family planning has been a major influence in the shaping of the today’s family life

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Population

37
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In the family setting where the dominant religion is Catholicism, marriage and the family life are evaluated with what?

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dignity and sanctity

38
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a special contract of permanent union between a man and a woman in accordance with law for the establishment of conjugal and family life

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Marriage

39
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Essential Requirements of Marriage

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● Legal capacity of the contracting parties who must be a male and a female
● Consent freely given in the presence of the solemnizing officer

40
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Challenges confronting the Filipino family of today that leads to changes

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  1. The composition of a Filipino family is changing
  2. Emergence of the “not-so-usual” families is evident
  3. There are other factors that contribute to this changing view of the composition of the Filipino family such as:
    ○ Concepts of Marriage
    ○ Divorce
    ○ Sex Education, etc.