Unit 1/2 Test Flashcards

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What is the definition of a nuclear family?

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A family structure with two parents and their children.

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What is an extended/multigenerational family?

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A family that includes additional relatives, such as grandparents, aunts, and uncles.

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What is a blended family?

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A family formed when two previously separate families merge, often due to remarriage.

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What are the six functions of the family?

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Reproduction, Socialization, Economic Support, Emotional Support, Physical Care, Social Control.

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Why is defining family important?

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It affects legal rights, government policies, and social expectations.

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What is Bowen’s Family Systems Theory?

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A theory stating that family members are emotionally connected, and changes in one person affect the whole family.

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What is Attachment Theory (Bowlby & Ainsworth)?

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A theory that explains how early relationships with caregivers impact future emotional bonds.

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What does Filter Theory (Janda & Klende-Hamel) suggest about relationships?

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People choose romantic partners based on shared traits like values and interests.

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What is a social institution?

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A: A structured system that helps organize society (e.g., family, education, government).

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Q: What is socioeconomic status (SES)?

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A: A person’s social and economic position, based on income, education, and occupation.

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Q: How does family influence social mobility?

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A: Family background affects access to education, financial support, and social connections.

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Q: How has family structure changed over time?

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A: Families have shifted from large, agrarian units to smaller, nuclear families due to industrialization and economic changes.

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Q: What factors shape family development over history?

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A: Economic conditions, cultural values, technological advancements, and legal changes.

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