Personal family history Flashcards

1
Q

Much of what we know about relationships and how they work are learned from where?

A

From your parents

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2
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What is Inter-generational transmission?

A

Parents’ relationship patterns are related to childerns’ later relationship pattern.

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3
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How much more likely are children of divorced parents to become divorced

A

10 - 20%

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4
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True/false:

Hostility and aggression between parents are particularly likely to be passed on to children’s romantic relationship.

A

True.

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5
Q

True/false:

Positive engagement and warmth between parents tend to be passed down

A

True

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6
Q

What has a greater effect? negative observation or positive?

A

Negative

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7
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Why are Parental relationship dynamics transmitted?

A

Social learning theory

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8
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What does Social learning theory say about parents transmission of relationship trends.

A

Patterns of social interaction are learned early, with the family being one of the most pervasive early influences.

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9
Q

True/False:

People from divorced families tend to have more arguments/disagreements

A

True.

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10
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True/False:

People from divorced parents tend to have greater invalidation.

A

True

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11
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True/false:

Children of divorced parents tend to experience worse outcomes on a variety of domains.

A

True

20-30% of kids experience it vs 10% if kids in normal parenting environments.

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12
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What effect will having divorced parents have on the children?

A

Higher rates of

  • repeating grades
  • Skipping schools
  • Being suspended or expelled
  • Meeting with a principle
  • Lower grades
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13
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What effect will having divorced parents have on mental health?

A
  • Lower self esteem
  • Higher depression
  • Less life satisfaction
  • Greater substance abuse.
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14
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What effects will having divorced parents have on social environments.

A
  • earlier sexual intercourse (before 16)
  • Greater number of sexual partners
  • Early cohabitation with partner
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15
Q

True/False:

Divorced parents do not present logistical challenges into children’s lives

A

False

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16
Q

True or false:

When your parents get divorced you spend less time with both parents

A

True.

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17
Q

Doe the quality of the relationship also effect children, not just divorce

A

If the relationship is violent, it is positive for the children to get a divorce.

18
Q

If a divorce occurs, does the quality of the relationship between the ex-spouses mitigate the impact of the divorce?

A

Nope overall, but somethings can be mediated.

19
Q

What are the three types of divorced outcomes?

A

Cooperative parenting
Parallel parenting
Single Parenting

20
Q

What is Cooperative partnering

A

Good relationship between exes and frequent contact with children

21
Q

What is parallel parenting

A

No relationship between exes and little communication or collaberation

22
Q

When do divorces happen most?

A

The first four years of marriage

Then around around 20-25 years

23
Q

What is Single parenting? (divorce outcome)

A

High conflict between exes with no collaboration or communication.

24
Q

True/false:
Children within cooperative parenting tent to have less behavior problems, and have better relationship with their dad but nothing else is better.

A

True.

25
Q

What helps to ensure kids stay healthy during a divorce?

two main

A
  • Frequent contact between both parents

- Keep kids out of the conflicts.

26
Q

Within divroced couples, how many couples think that their marriage could be saved? and how many think that they would want to give another try?

A

25% think that they could work it out

30% would want to try it again(reconciliation service)

27
Q

How important is communication, compromise, and understanding in maintaining a healthy relationship?

A

HUGE

28
Q

True/false:

Most couples who divorce, only divorce due to either or both partners not wanting to settle disagreements

A

True……Always communicate.

29
Q

Does the relationship a parent has their children affect their future relationship?

A

Yes it does, we take upon some attributes

30
Q

What does attachment to parents have to do with how we handle relationship?

A

Stems form childerns relationship with parents.

Based on peoples views on themselves, and their views of others

31
Q

What effect does self esteem play in relationships.

A

Those with better quality relationships with their partners as teenagers tended to have higher levels of self-esteem during ages 18&25 and experienced more satisfying intimate unions are young adults

32
Q

True/False:

Interactions within the family influences how children later interact with their romantic partners

A

True

33
Q

Does parental relationships and divorcees only dictate how people handle future relationships?

A

No

34
Q

Is the statement “Once a cheater always a cheater” correct

A

Yes,

there a 250% chance of someone who cheated to cheat in another relationship

35
Q

True to false:
Most relationships enter a period of stability, and the most common pattern within relationships is for a couple to stay as happy as when they started

A

True.

36
Q

True or false:

Relationship stability is generally the same no matter the relationship

A

True ( not happiness )

37
Q

What are the four primary categories that predict stability.

A
  • Relationship and sexual satisfaction
  • Perceived instability
  • Conflict
  • Self-discolsure
38
Q

True or False:
People who are more neurotic tended to have the larger impacts on relationships, but this impact was at the negative. Generally towards the beginning of the relationship

A

False.

It is generally towards the end of the relationships.

39
Q

Is change possible?

A

Yes, but not inevitable

40
Q

What is one way that a person can improve their relationship satisfaction and equability

A

Regular Sex