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13 Cards in this Set
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Stages of the Family life cycle |
leaving home (single young adults) Joining of families Families with young Children families with young children families with adolescents launching children families in later life |
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Leaving Home |
Stages of the family life cycle accepting emotional and financial responsiblity for self second order changes in family system Differentation of self in relation to family of origin development of intimate peer relationships
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Joining of Families |
Stages of the family life cycle Joining of Families
commitment to new systems Second order Change formation of marital system realignment of relationships with extended families and friends to include spouse |
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Families with young Children |
Stages of the familhy life Cycle commitments to new systems second order changes in family system adjusting marital system to make space for children Joinin in child rearing, financial, household tasks Realignment of relationships to include parenting roles
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Families with adolescents |
Stages of the family life cycle increasing flexibility of boundaries: children's independence second order changes in family system refocus on midlife marital and career issues shifting parent child relationship to allow adolescent to move in-out of system |
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Launching children |
Family Life cycle accepting multiple exits from and entries into family system
second order changes renegotation of marital system as a dyad development of adult to adult relationships realignment of relationships to include in laws and grandchildren
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Families in later life |
accepting the shifting of generational roles second order changes in family system: dealing with loss of spouse, siblings, and other peers |
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Vertical Stressors of Family life cycles |
passed down the family genetic abilities, triangles, beliefs, practices, poverty/politics, family emotional patterns pass down baggage |
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horizantal stressors of family life cycle |
demands placed on system though time, transitions expected and unexpected |
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Ecological model of human development |
Bronfenbrenner child/individual-> microsystem->mesosystem-> Exosystem-> Macrosystem-chronosystem interactions within systems and interactions between systems. closer system stronger impact |
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Individual developmental models freud psychosexual development |
freud psychosexual development oral-birth 1 year-mouth anal- 1 to 3 years-bowel or bladder elimination phalic 3 to 6 years-gentialia latency- 6 yo pubertydormant sexual feelings genital- puberty to death- sexual interests mature |
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piaget |
sensorimotor 0-2 years old knowledge through manipulating objects intelligence=motor and sensory explorations learn that objects exist even though they are not seen preoperational 2-7 learn through play struggle with constancy concrete operations 7-12 more logical a little rigid less egocentric some empathy find that thoughts, feelings, opinions unique to them Formal Operations increase in logic deductive reasoning understand abstract ideas multiple potential solutions |
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Erikson (psychosocial development |
0 to 2 years - Basic Trust vs Mistrust 2 to 4 years - Autonomy vs Shame and Doubt 4 to 5 years - Initiative vs Guilt 5 to 12 years - Industry vs Inferiority 12 to 19 years - Identity vs Role Confusion 20 to 39 years - Intimacy vs Isolation 40 to 64 years - Generativity vs Stagnation 65 years to Death - Ego Integrity vs Despair |
