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17 Cards in this Set
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WHAT IS A FAMILY?
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THE BASIC UNIT OF SOCIETY
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WHAT DOES A FAMILY CONSIST OF?
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GROUP OF PEOPLE LIVING TOGETHER, WHO ARE MARRIED, OR CO-HABIT, OR WHO ARE RELATED BY BLOOD (BIRTH) OR ADOPTION
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WHAT DOES A FAMILY PROVIDE?
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.A SECURE AND STABLE ENVIRONMENT WITH GOOD ROLE MODELS AND APPROPRIATE ROUTINES
.ENCOURAGEMENT AND PRAISE, WHICH DEVELOPS SELF-ESTEEM AND CONFIDENCE .LOVE, AFFECTION AND COMFORT .COMMUNICATION SKILLS .FOOD, CLOTHING AND SUITABLE HOUSING ENVIRONMENT .PHYSICAL AND HEALTH CARE .CULTURE .SOCIALISATION SKILLS |
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WHAT IS PRIMARY SOCIALISATION?
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BABIES BASIC NEEDS ARE MET BY PARENTS WHO TEACH THEM WHAT IS EXPECTED FROM THEM
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WHAT IS SECONDARY SOCIALISATION?
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CHILDREN ARE INFLUENCED BY THE SOCIETY THEY LIVE IN
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NUCLEAR FAMILY
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PARENTS+CHILDREN --- TOGETHER IN THE HOME
CONTACT WITH OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS IS LIMITED PRACTICAL HELP FROM THEM ISN'T EASILY AVAILABLE |
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EXTENDED FAMILY
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PARENTS+CHILDREN---- LIVE WITH OR NEAR OTHER RELATIVES
THERE IS PRACTICAL HELP WITH CHILD CARE AND EMOTIONAL SUPPORT |
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STEP FAMILY (RECONSTITUTED/ MODIFIED/ BLENDED)
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.ONE OR BOTH PEOPLE IN A COUPLE WITH CHILDREN FROM A PREVIOUS RELATIONSHIP RE-MARRY OR CO-HABIT
.NEW RELATIONSHIPS ARE HARD TO ESTABLISH |
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SINGLE-PARENT FAMILY (LONE/ ONE-PARENT FAMILY
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MOSTLY BUT NOT ALWAYS COMPROMISES A MOTHER AND HER CHILDREN
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A SINGLE-PARENT FAMILY CAN BE THE RESULT OF...
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.DIVORCE (SEPARATION)
.DEATH OF A PARENT .ADOPTION .ABSENT PARENT .SURROGACY ARRANGEMENT .BIRTH THROUGH CHOICE .SEXUAL ATTACK |
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SHARED CARE FAMILY
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.CHILDREN LIVE IN 2 HOUSEHOLDS
.SPEND TIME WITH BOTH PARENTS .JOINT DECISIONS ARE MADE ABOUT THEM .CHILDREN MAINTAIN RELATIONSHIPS WITH BOTH PARENTS |
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ADOPTIVE FAMILY
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PARENTS HAVE TO PASS TESTS FROM SOCIAL SERVICES
ADOPTIVE PARENTS COME FROM DIFFERENT BACKGROUNDS PROVIDE A PERMANENT HOME FOR BABIES AND CHILDREN COURT GIVES LEGAL RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES AS BIRTH PARENTS |
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REASONS FOR ADOPTING INCLUDE....
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INFERTILITY
ADOPTION AFTER REMARRIAGE ADOPTION OF A FAMILY MEMBER ADOPTION OF DISADVANTAGED CHILD FROM UK OR ABROAD ADOPTION BY COUPLES WHO CARRY GENETIC DEFECTS |
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LOOKED AFTER CHILDREN
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IN THE CARE OF THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES THROUGH SOCIAL SERVICES
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WHY CHILDREN MAY NOT LIVE WITH BIRTH FAMILIES...
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DEATH OR ILLNESS OF THEIR PARENTS
SEXUAL, PHYSICAL ABUSE/ NEGLECT CHILD HAS A DISABILITY OR COMPLEX NEEDS IF PARENTS NEED RESPITE CARE |
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FOSTER FAMILIES
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PROVIDE LONG/SHORT TERM CARE
CARERS ARE CHECKED BY SOCIAL SERVICES MAY BE MEMBERS OF CHILD'S BIRTH FAMILY FOSTER PARENTS ARE PAID BY THE LOCAL AUTHORITY FOSTER CHILDREN HAVE SOCIAL WORKERS ENCOURAGED TO STAY IN CONTACT WITH FAMILY |
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RESIDENTIAL CARE HOMES
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SHORT TERM CARE FOR CHILDREN
SITUATED IN LOCAL COMMUNITY LOOKED AFTER BY CARERS IN A SMALL GROUP OF CHILDREN |
