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family ecology
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theme: the ecological context of the family affects family life and children's outcomes
key concepts: environment |
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family development
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theme: family experiences predictable changes over time
-key concepts: family life cycle, developmental tasks |
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structure-functional
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theme: family performs 3 essential functions for society: 1. Raising children, 2.providing Economic support, 3. give Emotional security.
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interactionist
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theme: the internal dynamics of the family as a group of interacting individuals shape the family; how we interact inside the family
-Interactionists assume that an individual develops a self-concept, identity, and meaning through their social interactions |
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systems theory
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family as a whole is more than the sum of its parts
example: husband, wife, and their relationship |
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Family life cycle stages
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1. newly established couple
2. families of preschoolers 3. families of primary school chidren 3. famillies with adolescents 4. families in middle years 5. aging families |
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Exchange theory
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the resources that individuals bring to a relationship or family affect formation, continuation, and nature of a relationship
-includes costs and rewards, exchange balance, power, decision making |
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Chodrow's theory of gender
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A theory of gender socialization that combines psychoanalytic ideas about identification of children with parents with an awareness of what those parents’ social roles are in our society
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Huber’s theory of gender stratification
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A theory which posits that gender inequality in a society is a consequence of the type of economy in that society: foraging, agricultural, or industrial
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Name the ways that Huber's gender strat gives diff role status to diff stages
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foraging=moen women partic eq
agricult=patriarchy develops industrial =separate spheres, womens domestic work really doesn't contribute to economy anymore |
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Number of:
-love languages -love styles -family perspectives |
-love languages = 5
-love styles=6 -family perspectives = 8 |
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Reiss’s Wheel
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(RS.MP)
Rapport Self-Revelation Mutual Dependency Personal Need fufilment |
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Sternberg’s Triangle Theory of Love
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(PIC with a consummate center)
Passion Intimacy Commitment |
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4 Student racial identity models
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(BS TP)
Border Identity Singular Identity Transcendent Identity Protean Identity |
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3 frameworks for working with minorities
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(DEV)
Cultural Deviant Cultural Equivalent Cultural Variant |
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Definition of family
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EIcO)
Form economic unit Consider identity to be significantly attached to the group Commitment to maintaining the group |
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unctions of family- According to Structural/Functional Perspective
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(REE)
Raise children Provide Economic support Give Emotional security |
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Family Life Cycle Stages
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(NP.PAM.A)
1. newly established couple 2. families of preschoolers 3. families of primary school chidren 3. famillies with adolescents 4. families in middle years 5. aging families |
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Gay Identity models
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SIIC
Sensitization Identity confusion Identity assumption Commitment |
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Cass's gay identity model
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Identity Confusion
Identity Comparison Identity Tolerance Identity Acceptance Identity Pride Identity Synthesis |
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Fewer/Greater people are married.
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fewer
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single person households ( 1 person living alone) represents...
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25%
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More ---- are married than --.
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older men>older women married
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More births are to nonmarried moms, but the nonmarital birth rate is stable
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More births are to nonmarried moms, but the nonmarital birth rate is stable
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More elderly people than..
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children
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Divorce rates have___
Remarriage rates have ___. Both rates remain high |
stabalized, declined
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The majority of kids live in what kind of household?
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2 parent
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Over last 5 yrs, the no of kids living in single parent homes has ..
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stabililzed
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