Normal behavior in Young Adult

Question 0

it is a covenant, by which a man and a woman establish between themselves a partnership of the whole life, is by its nature ordered toward the good of spouses and the procreation and education of offspring

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marriage

Question 1

type of marital role that volves societal expectations or status

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structural-functional framework

Question 2

it is the type of marital role wherein there is an interaction process where one adjusts his/her behavior and reactions to what he/she thinks the other person will do

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interactional framework

Question 3

enumerate the instrumental character traits

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-Manipulation of external environment to attain specific goals
–Associated with masculinity
–Competitiveness, selfconfidence, logic

Question 4

enumerate the expressive character traits

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-Warmth, sensitivity to the needs of the others
–Associated with femininity
–Emotional support and tension management

Question 5

it is a type of view that is rooted in the biophysical differences between male and female

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biological view

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it is a type of view that believes in the malleability of the individual and the influence that the external environmental factors have in molding and directing behavior: socialization experiences, peer group standards, situational factors and cultural norms

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socio-cultural view

Question 7

it Refers to the ability to affect the behavior of others

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power

Question 8

two dimensions of power

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influence and authority

Question 9

it is the power which emanates from an individual’s own abilities, skills, charisma, or some other personal characteristics

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influence

Question 10

it is the power which is legitimated or culturally prescribed

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authority

Question 11

indicators of conjugal power

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1. Task allocation or division of labor
2. Decision-making
3. Who wins in the disagreements
4. Which spouse needs permission

Question 12

bases of conjugal power

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1. Personality and background
2. Power structure in the family
3. Family and kinship structure
4. Situational Factors
5. Amount of resources each individual spouse brings into the marriage

Question 13

it Refers to the achievement of one or more goals including permanence, companionship, fulfilling expectations it

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marital success

Question 14

the pillars for success has how many tasks

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9 tasks

Question 15

the first task for a happy marriage

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to separate emotionally from the family of one’s childhood so as to invest fully in the marriage and, at the same time, to redefine the lines of connection with both families of origin

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the second task for a happy marriage

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building togetherness based on mutual identification, shared intimacy and an expanded conscience that includes both partners, while at the same time setting boundaries to protect each other’s autonomy

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the third task for a happy marriage

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to establish a rich and pleasurable intimate, faithful relationship and to protect it from the incursions of the workplace and obligations

Question 18

the fourth task for a happy marriage

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for couples with children, to embrace the openness to life and daunting roles of parenthood

Question 19

the fifth and sixth task for a happy marriage

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Confronting and mastering the inevitable crises of life, and maintaining the strength of the marital bond in the face of adversity. The marriage should be a safe haven in which partners are able to express their differences, anger and conflict

Question 20

the seventh tasks for a happy marriage

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Using humor and laughter to keep things in perspective and to avoid boredom and isolation

Question 21

the eight tasks for a happy marriage

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nurturing and comforting each other, satisfying each other’s needs for dependency and offering continuing encouragement and support

Question 22

the ninth task for a happy marriage

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to keep alive the early romantic, idealized images of falling in love, whilE facing the realities of the changes brought by time

Question 23

a Marital success, therefore is a result of _______________, __________ and __________.

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marital happiness, satisfaction and adjustment

Question 24

Factors related to Marital Success

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1. Family background 2. Socio-economic status – wife’s employment 3. Age at marriage 4. Content and process of communication 5. Location of residence 6. Religiosity

Question 25

different forms of family violence

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physical economic emotional sexual

Question 26

risk factors of family violence

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strained relationship extreme poverty history of abuse drugs and alcohol

Question 27

it is the natural and inevitable in all human interaction including marital relations

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conflict

Question 28

Common cause of conflict among Filipino couples

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1. infidelity 2. Relationship with in-laws 3. Vices ,e.g. gambling and drinking 4. Lack of or difficulties in communication 5. Personality or character problems such as immaturity, irresponsibility and incompatibility 6. Financial reasons – e.g. inadequacy as breadwinner or non support

Question 29

it e mist common arrangement that has informal agreement without benefit of judicial process

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hiwalay system or separation

Question 30

kinds of separation or hiwalay system

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-Declaration of nullity –Legal separation –Annulment of the marriage –Divorce

Question 31

type of separation? There never was a valid and binding contract Both are free to marry someone else

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declaration of nullity

Question 32

type of separation? When the married couple are allowed by judicial sentence to break this complementary unity of life. Permits spouses to live separately but the marital bonds are not severed, so neither spouse may remarry. Imperfect or relative divorce

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legal separation

Question 33

type of separation? It is the voiding of a defective contract that is valid and binding from the beginning up to the moment of its annulment

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Civil annulment of marriage

Question 34

it is the type of separation that Permits spouses to live separately but the marital bonds are not severed, so neither spouse may remarry. Imperfect or relative divorce

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legal separation

Question 35

grounds for legal separation

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``` Violence and corruption, e.g. prostitution Moral pressure to compel a change in religious or political affiliation Imprisonment Drug addiction or alcoholism Lesbianism or homosexuality Bigamy Sexual infidelity or perversion Attempt on one’s life Abandonment without justifiable cause ```

Question 36

It is the voiding of a defective contract that is valid and binding from the beginning up to the moment of its annulment

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civil annulment of marriage

Question 37

T or F in civil annulment of marriage, both parties areree to marry new partners

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true

Question 38

grounds for annulment

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<18 years old , and without consent of the parents or guardian Unsound mind Fraud in obtaining consent: - non-disclosure of previous conviction - Concealment of wife about pregnancy - concealment of STD - Concealment of drug-addiction or alcoholism Consent obtained by force, intimidation or undue influence Physically incapable of consummating the marriage Affliction with STD found to be serious and incurable

Question 39

type of separation When the man and the wife agree not merely to live in different houses, but take the further step of revoking the exclusive rights they mutually gave each other, then the marriage bond itself is broken, the marriage dissolved

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divorce

Question 40

How do separated women cope with the situation (separation)?

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keeping occupied | seek support

Question 41

T or F Divorce brings a diminished ability to be a parent in nearly every way: discipline, praying, physical care and emotional support

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true

Question 42

a natural outcome of marriage

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parenthood

Question 43

it is a Strong cultural pressures and expectations for every married couple to have children

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parenthood

Question 44

it Links the families of the father and mother : bilaterally extended family

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child

Question 45

it is Related by blood equally to both his father and mother’s kin-group

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child

Question 46

The Filipino family has always been ______________ centered as evidenced by the sacrifices the parents make for their children

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child

Question 47

What motivates Filipinos to have children?

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-Help they provide: financial help, support in old age, assistance in housework and childcare –Rural areas, take an active part in the family production and maintenance activities –Provide social and emotional benefits: companionship, love and happiness, play and fun –Gives them incentives of success, satisfying their drive for achievement, providing a sense of fulfillment in their lives –Serve as an inspiration to give them the best in life

Question 48

it brings goodluck because a child is seen as a gift of God

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the value of children

Question 49

it is the fulfillment of one's womanhood

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to bear a child

Question 50

it Is a process whereby the individual acquires and internalizes the norms, attitudes, and values of his/her society

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role of parents in socialization

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agents of socialization

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family school church

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it is affected by the kinds of people he interacts with the community he/ she belongs to.njo

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individual's personality

Question 53

It is the first, the closest, and the most influential social group in the child’s life

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family

Question 54

what plays a major role in the development of his personality and character pf a child

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family

Question 55

T or F Parents have the primary right and obligation to provide for the upbringing of the child and to discipline him as may be necessary for the formation of his/her good character

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true

Question 56

it is a genuineove and concern the child's welfare

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child-rearing

Question 57

it The fathers’ feelings about the quality of fathering they received when they were youngsters is the most consistent predictor of their involvement with their children: child care and child rearing

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fatherhood

Question 58

Four types of fatherhood according to activity dimension or degree of involvement with children

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- Procreator father - Dilettante father - Determinative father - Generative father

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procreator father

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type of fatherhood? equates fatherhood with raising of and providing for children

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type of fatherhood? one who is often away from home but maintains a warm relationship with children

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dilettante father

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type of fatherhood? one who sees fatherhood as a task and obligation, and is obsessed with directing his children’s lives

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determinative father

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type of fatherhood? one who spends time with children and enjoys being with them such that fatherhood becomes an opportunity for his own growth and development

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generative father