What is family

Question 1

The basic unit of society

Answer 1

Family

Question 2

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

Answer 2

18-35

Question 3

Maximum amount of kids according to the DOH

Answer 3

4

Question 4

Ideal gap between children according to the DOH

Answer 4

2 years

Question 5

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

Answer 5

Lactational amenorrhea

Question 6

Basic family compromised by the parents and children

Answer 6

Nuclear family

Question 7

Family living with relatives and cousins

Answer 7

Extended family

Question 8

Both parents work to sustain and provide for the family

Answer 8

Dual career family

Question 9

Both parents work but with jobs in different places

Answer 9

Commuter

Question 10

Family with parents under 18

Answer 10

Adolescent

Question 11

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

Answer 11

Single parent

Question 12

People take in a child to provide and care for them

Answer 12

Foster families

Question 13

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

Answer 13

Blended

Question 14

Persons living under same roof (live in)

Answer 14

Cohabiting family

Question 15

People of the same sex live together

Answer 15

Gay-lesbian family

Question 16

Lives alone

Answer 16

Single adult living alone

Question 17

One man with several spouses

Answer 17

Compound

Question 18

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

Answer 18

Nuclear-dead families

Question 19

Several nuclear families that live in one roof

Answer 19

Kin-network

Question 20

Full authority on father

Answer 20

Patriarchal

Question 21

Full authority on mother

Answer 21

Matriarchal

Question 22

Less amount of authority instead they make decisions together

Answer 22

Egalitarian

Question 23

Everyone is involved in decision making

Answer 23

Democratic

Question 24

High demands but low responsiveness. Parents have high expectations

Answer 24

Autocratic

Question 25

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

Answer 25

Laissez - faire

Question 26

Mother takes charge in absence of father

Answer 26

Matricentric

Question 27

Father takes charge in absence of mother

Answer 27

Patricentric

Question 28

Ongoing interaction between family members through which they accomplish their tasks

Answer 28

Family process

Question 29

Patterns which the family fulfills

Answer 29

Family roles

Question 30

Concerned with the family’s pattern in assigning roles

Answer 30

Role allocation

Question 31

Ensuring that these roles are accomplished

Answer 31

Role accountability

Question 32

Concerned that what a person actually does in a particular role

Answer 32

Role enactment

Question 33

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

Answer 33

Stage 1 Marriage and Family

Question 34

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

Answer 34

Stage 1 Marriage and Family

Question 35

3 tasks during stage 1 of family growth cycle

Answer 35

1. Establish a satisfying relationship 2. Learn to relate to one another’s family 3. Engage in family planning

Question 36

In this stage first child is birthed or adopted

Answer 36

Stage 2 Early Child bearing family

Question 37

At stage 2 the oldest is around how old

Answer 37

2 1/2 years

Question 38

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

Answer 38

Stage 3 family with pre school children

Question 39

At stage 3 the oldest is around how old

Answer 39

2 1/2 years to 6 years

Question 40

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

Answer 40

Stage 4 family with school age children

Question 41

At stage 4 the oldest is around how old

Answer 41

6 years to 12 years

Question 42

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

Answer 42

Stage 5 Families with adolescent children

Question 43

At stage 5 how old is the oldest child

Answer 43

12 - 20

Question 44

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

Answer 44

Stage 6 Launching center family

Question 45

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

Answer 45

Stage 7 Family of Middle years

Question 46

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

Answer 46

Stage 8 family in retirement and old age

Question 47

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

Answer 47

Stage 9 period from retirement to death of both spouses

Question 48

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

Answer 48

Authoritarian

Question 49

What are the qualities of an authoritarian parenting style

Answer 49

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

Question 50

This parenting style involves lax and inconsistent feed back and require little expectations from their children.

Answer 50

Permissive

Question 51

What are the qualities of an permissive parenting style

Answer 51

1. Poor emotion regulation 2. Rebellious 3. Low persistence to challenging tasks

Question 52

This parenting style affirms the child’s present qualities. Involves clear and consistent limits, explaining to their kids when in the wrong

Answer 52

Authoritative

Question 53

What are the qualities of an authoritative parenting style

Answer 53

1. Lively and happy disposition 2. Well developed emotional regulation 3. Developed social skills

Question 54

This family health task entails the provision of shelter, food, and health care to its members

Answer 54

Physical maintenance

Question 55

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

Answer 55

Socialization

Question 56

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

Answer 56

Allocation of resources

Question 57

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

Answer 57

Maintenance of order

Question 58

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

Answer 58

Division of labor

Question 59

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

Answer 59

Reproduction, recruitment and release of family member

Question 60

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

Answer 60

Placement of members into a larger society

Question 61

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

Answer 61

Maintenance of motivation and morale