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What is family Flashcards

1
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The basic unit of society

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Family

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2
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What is the average age range for starting a family or to get pregnant

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18-35

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3
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Maximum amount of kids according to the DOH

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4

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Ideal gap between children according to the DOH

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2 years

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5
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Birth control method involving exclusive breast feeding after birth to prevent pregnancy

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Lactational amenorrhea

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6
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Basic family compromised by the parents and children

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Nuclear family

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7
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Family living with relatives and cousins

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Extended family

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8
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Both parents work to sustain and provide for the family

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Dual career family

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9
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Both parents work but with jobs in different places

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Commuter

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10
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Family with parents under 18

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Adolescent

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11
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A parent is left to care for the child on their own (widowed / divorced)

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Single parent

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12
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People take in a child to provide and care for them

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Foster families

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Couple had pre existing families and children, and may have additional children with one another

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Blended

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14
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Persons living under same roof (live in)

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Cohabiting family

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15
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People of the same sex live together

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Gay-lesbian family

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16
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Lives alone

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Single adult living alone

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17
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One man with several spouses

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Compound

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18
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Husband and woman living together but with adult children who have moved out

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Nuclear-dead families

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19
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Several nuclear families that live in one roof

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Kin-network

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20
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Full authority on father

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Patriarchal

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21
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Full authority on mother

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Matriarchal

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22
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Less amount of authority instead they make decisions together

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Egalitarian

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23
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Everyone is involved in decision making

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Democratic

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24
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High demands but low responsiveness. Parents have high expectations

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Autocratic

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25
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Permissive style, avoiding guidance and discipline. No demands for maturity

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Laissez - faire

26
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Mother takes charge in absence of father

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Matricentric

27
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Father takes charge in absence of mother

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Patricentric

28
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Ongoing interaction between family members through which they accomplish their tasks

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Family process

29
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Patterns which the family fulfills

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Family roles

30
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Concerned with the family’s pattern in assigning roles

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Role allocation

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Ensuring that these roles are accomplished

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Role accountability

32
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Concerned that what a person actually does in a particular role

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Role enactment

33
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During this stage the newly formed family begins to merge values, adjust routines and pattern

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Stage 1 Marriage and Family

34
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During this stage the newly formed family begins to merge values, adjust routines and pattern

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Stage 1 Marriage and Family

35
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3 tasks during stage 1 of family growth cycle

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  1. Establish a satisfying relationship
  2. Learn to relate to one another’s family
  3. Engage in family planning
36
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In this stage first child is birthed or adopted

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Stage 2 Early Child bearing family

37
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At stage 2 the oldest is around how old

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2 1/2 years

38
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During this stage the family is busy with the growth and development of their children

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Stage 3 family with pre school children

39
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At stage 3 the oldest is around how old

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2 1/2 years to 6 years

40
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During this stage parents prepare their children how to function in the real world while maintaining their satisfying relationships

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Stage 4 family with school age children

41
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At stage 4 the oldest is around how old

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6 years to 12 years

42
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During this stage more freedom is allowed for the adolescent as the parents prepare them for their own lives. (Technology advances)

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Stage 5 Families with adolescent children

43
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At stage 5 how old is the oldest child

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12 - 20

44
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During this stage children break off from their family ready to leave and settle down with their own family

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Stage 6 Launching center family

45
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During this stage the husband and wife return to a 2 unit family, accepting the empty nests and prepares for retirement

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Stage 7 Family of Middle years

46
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During this stage the family has retired and in their old age

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Stage 8 family in retirement and old age

47
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During this stage the couple is in their last stage as they live their retirement until death

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Stage 9 period from retirement to death of both spouses

48
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This parenting style involves controlling, rigid and cold parents where their word is law.

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Authoritarian

49
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What are the qualities of an authoritarian parenting style

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  1. Poor reactions to frustration and stress
  2. Do well in school
  3. Not likely to engage in antisocial activities such as drugs
  4. Anxious
50
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This parenting style involves lax and inconsistent feed back and require little expectations from their children.

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Permissive

51
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What are the qualities of an permissive parenting style

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  1. Poor emotion regulation
  2. Rebellious
  3. Low persistence to challenging tasks
52
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This parenting style affirms the child’s present qualities. Involves clear and consistent limits, explaining to their kids when in the wrong

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Authoritative

53
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What are the qualities of an authoritative parenting style

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  1. Lively and happy disposition
  2. Well developed emotional regulation
  3. Developed social skills
54
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This family health task entails the provision of shelter, food, and health care to its members

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Physical maintenance

55
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This family health task involves the preparation of children to live and participate in the community

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Socialization

56
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This family health task determines which family needs is to be prioritized and met

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Allocation of resources

57
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This family health task includes handling managing problems and issues that may arise during conflict

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Maintenance of order

58
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This family health task involves dividing the work load and responsibilities of the family

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Division of labor

59
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This family health task involves the reproduction and recruitment of family members.

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Reproduction, recruitment and release of family member

60
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This family health task entails selecting and encouraging children into joining community work and activities that correlate with the family’s beliefs

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Placement of members into a larger society

61
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This family health task entails having members serve as a safe space which supports and motivates one another

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Maintenance of motivation and morale

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