Unit 2 Test

Question 1

List 5 factors to leave sooner

Answer 1

Uncomfortable family environment 
Non traditional family 
Rural communities 
Small home
Affluence of parent
Females 
Two plus siblings
No religious services

Question 2

List five factors to stay longer

Answer 2

Male
Comfortable family environment 
Affluence of parents
Intact parents
Work opportunities 
Lack of affordable housing
To care for a parent 
Financial reasons

Question 3

List the 3 things that influence the first departure

Answer 3

Relationship formation
Educational or employment opportunities
Expectations about establishing an independent household

Question 4

List Carter and McGoldrick’s 3 tasks that must be completed for your adults to become self sufficient

Answer 4

Individuation
Intimite relationships
Commitment

Question 5

Carter and McGoldrick describe early adulthood as being what?

Answer 5

Launched from family of origin

Question 6

Carters theory emphasizes what

Answer 6

That development involves adjustment in the family in response to change

Question 7

List 6 tasks of adolescence

Answer 7

New mature relations
Masculine or feminine role
Using body effectively 
Emotional independence 
Marriage and family life
Economic career
Set of values
Achieving socially responsible behavior

Question 8

Development theory examines what

Answer 8

Biological psychological social and cultural factors as families move through life

Question 9

What are developmental tasks

Answer 9

Individuals are faced with role expectations that challenge them to develop

Question 10

Family behavior is the sum of what

Answer 10

Past experience of family of members as incorporated in the present as well as goals

Question 11

What is a critism of the developmental theory

Answer 11

Assumes everyone passes through all stages

Question 12

What is the sandwich generation

Answer 12

Individuals torn in between the demands of aging parents and children

Question 13

Why do people in sandwich generation experience personal conflict

Answer 13

Too much stress

Too much responsibility

Question 14

Define socialization

Answer 14

Process by which people learn appropriate social role behaviors in order to participate in society

Question 15

Define resocialization

Answer 15

Discard old behaviors and change to new

Question 16

Define anticipatory socialization

Answer 16

Learn and practice role behaviors before actually taking on a new role

Question 17

Erickson says identity includes

Answer 17

Consistent sense of self
Realistic perception of world
Sense of control over ones life

Question 18

Define self control

Answer 18

People’s sense that they can make choices about what they will do and what will happen to them

Question 19

Family is the ___ environment in which people are socialized and family background plays a ___ role in identity formation

Answer 19

First

Big

Question 20

Family system must allow the child opportunity to become independent by

Answer 20

Withdrawing financial support

Establishing residential boundaries

Question 21

What role does school play in socialization

Answer 21

Student acquire knowledge and skills and get feedback through formal assessment as is the first form of separation from family

Question 22

How does media affect socialization

Answer 22

Provides us with various view points on current issues

Question 23

Economy provides a workplace for parent to..

Answer 23

Make money and provide for children

Question 24

What is a young career

Answer 24

Someone 18 or younger who helps look after a relative with a condition

Question 25

What is the boomerang effect

Answer 25

Refers to the unintended consequences of an attempt to persuade resulting in the adoption of an opposing position

Question 26

List Levisons 4 tasks

Answer 26

Forming a dream
Forming an occupation
Forming a mentor relationship
Forming love relationships

Question 27

Erickson’s theory of psychological development has 8 stages, each having a what

Answer 27

Dilemma

Question 28

Define genogram

Answer 28

Pictorial display of a persons family relationships and history, going beyond a family tree by allowing the reader to visualized hereditary patterns and psychological factors that punctuate relationships