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28 Cards in this Set

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3 ways to form a family
biologically, legally, socially
family systems oerspective
focuses on relationships within the family
subsystems of family sytems perspective
parental, sibilings, parent-child
mutilevel family systems
larger system family is embedded in .. neighborhood, community
ABC-X model of coping
A - family system
B-family resources
C- fam def of event
X- crisis
possible outcomes following stress event
recovery- previous level of functioning
maladaptaion- permenent damage
bonoadaptation- improvment of previous
cultural relativism
differences in culture result in different lifestyles
biological determination
diffrentiate social behaviors on bias of biological determination
ideology
dominant idea of way of things
assimilation
cultural uniqueness abanded
acculturation
a blend of culture. mutual sharing
symbol
verbal or nonverbal meaning of something
ethnocentrism
ones own culture is better
accomodation
selective change, follow dominant only in certain circumstances
bicultural socialization
mastering of dominant and own
social institutions
family, economics, govt, education, religon
describle education instituion and function
to pass knowledge from generation to generation, socialization
describe religon institution
socialization, meaning and purpose of life, mutal suppport
describle government institution and function
enforing rules and regulations, mobilizing resources
describe economy instituation
consumer goods and services, production and distribution
family
procreation and mutual support
two types of religon
traditionalist- moral obligations
modernist- voluntary
primary territoriality
evokes feelings of owner ship such as car or home
public territiorality
open to anyone
mckinney vento act
homeless
privacy
control over ones self
personal
physical distance
are you going to pass
yes