Relationships, Family, Parenting 2023-24

Question 1

What is a nuclear family?

Answer 1

A nuclear family is commonly a conjugal family, which means a family consisting of the husband, wife and children who are not of age.

Question 2

What is an extended family?

Answer 2

An extended family may mean two things; a family of the same blood OR a network of relatives that extend beyond the domestic group.

Question 3

Gattin/Gatte

Answer 3

spouse

Question 4

What is a family of choice?

Answer 4

A group of people in an individual’s life that satisfies the typical role of family as a support system.

Question 5

What is a blended family?

Answer 5

Blended families are families with mixed parents.
One or both parents remarried, bringing children of the former family into the new family.

Question 6

a husband or wife, considered in relation to their partner (formal)

Answer 6

other half

Question 7

other half

Answer 7

a husband or wife, considered in relation to their partner (formal)

Question 8

a former member of an established couple

Answer 8

ex-partner

Question 9

ex-partner

Answer 9

a former member of an established couple

Question 10

to have stopped living together as a couple

Answer 10

(be) separated

Question 11

(be) separated

Answer 11

to have stopped living together as a couple

Question 12

somebody’s wife, husband or partner

Answer 12

spouse

Question 13

spouse

Answer 13

somebody’s wife, husband or partner

Question 14

a person who has recently died

Answer 14

deceased

Question 15

deceased

Answer 15

a person who has recently died

Question 16

widow

Answer 16

a woman whose husband has died and who has not married again

Question 17

a woman whose husband has died and who has not married again

Answer 17

widow

Question 18

money or property which you receive from somebody who has died

Answer 18

inheritance

Question 19

inheritance

Answer 19

money or property which you receive from somebody who has died

Question 20

a man whose wife has died and who has not married again

Answer 20

widower

Question 21

widower

Answer 21

a man whose wife has died and who has not married again

Question 22

a document in which a person declared what should be done with their money or property after they died

Answer 22

will

Question 23

will

Answer 23

a document in which a person declared what should be done with their money or property after they died

Question 24

to be legally separated from a husband or wife because a marriage has ended

Answer 24

(be) divorced

Question 25

be divorced

Answer 25

to be legally separated from a husband or wife because a marriage has ended

Question 26

to prove that an argument, conclusion or result is wrong or cause it to be wrong

Answer 26

invalidate

Question 27

invalidate

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to prove that an argument, conclusion or result is wrong or cause it to be wrong

Question 28

all the money and property somebody leaved behind them when they die

Answer 28

estate

Question 29

estate

Answer 29

all the money and property somebody leaved behind them when they die

Question 30

The 4 Types of Parenting Stylese

Answer 30

1. Authoritarian Parenting
2. Authoritative Parenting
3. Permissive Parenting
4. Uninvolved Parenting

Question 31

Explain authoritarian parenting and its affects on the kid.

Answer 31

Authoritarian parents believe kids should follow the rules without exception. They often say phrases like, “Because i said so,” when a child asks the reasons behind a rule. They want their kids to be obedient and punish them if one doesn’t follow the rules.

Children who grow up with authoritarian parents could develop self-esteem problems. They may also become agressive and good liars.

Question 32

Explain authoritative parenting and its affects on the kid.

Answer 32

Authoritative parents establish rules, but they allow for reasonable exceptions to them. The parents use logical consequences and positive discipline to prevent behaviour problems.

Children with authoritative discipline tend to grow up to be happy and succesful. They are likely to be good at making decisions and become reasonable adults.

Question 33

Explain permissive parenting and its affects on the kid.

Answer 33

Permissive parents are lenient and do not give out consequences. They are very forgiving and want to be a friend to their children rather than a parent.

The children usually struggle academically and exhibit behavioral problems.

Question 34

Explain uninvolved parenting and its affects on the child.

Answer 34

Uninvolved parents are often neglectful. They don’t pay much attention to their children and have little knowledge of what they are doing. The parents could be doing this unintentionally, for example if they have mental health or substance abuse problems. Still, this parenting style has a large influence on the kids. They could struggle with self-esteem issues, tend to perform poorly at school and rank low in happines.

Question 34

Traditional family types pros

Answer 34

Traditional families may have stronger ties to extended family, providing a support system.
They may have well-defined roles and expectations, which can create a sense of security.
Traditional families often reflect cultural and historical norms, helping to preserve cultural values.

Question 35

Traditional family types Cons

Answer 35

Traditional families may reinforce gender inequalties.
They may also struggle to adapt to changing social and economic circumstances.
They might not accommodate diverse family arrangements (modern families), leading to discriminationand exclusion.

Question 36

Modern family types Pros

Answer 36

Modern families tend to be more adaptable to changing roles and circumstances, allowing for greater flexibility.
They might promote gender equality, encouraging both partners to share housework and financial responsibilities.
Modern Families include a wider rage of family compositions, including blended families, same-sex couples and single-parent households. (diversity)

Question 37

Modern family cons

Answer 37

Modern families still face societal stigma and discrimination, which could create stress for family members.
The lack of traditional community support systems could lead to feelings of isolation.
The flexibility of modern families might result in uncertainty and conflicts.

Question 38

erklären, verkünden, behaupten (1 Wort)

Answer 38

declare

Question 39

nachlässig

Answer 39

neglectful

Question 40

gesellschaftliches Stigma

Answer 40

societal stigma

Question 41

Mangel an

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lack of

Question 42

komplexe Dynamik

Answer 42

complex dynamic

Question 43

fördern, unterstützen, werben für (1 Wort)

Answer 43

promote

Question 44

entgegenkommen,Karşılamak, uyum sağlamak

Answer 44

accommodate

Question 45

reflektieren

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reflect

Question 46

Werte

Answer 46

values

Question 47

reduzieren

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reduce

Question 48

Einsamkeit, Abgeschiedenheit (1 Wort)

Answer 48

isolation