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16 Cards in this Set
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A family is usually described as... |
A social groups of people, often related genetically, by marriage or by living together as a group |
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Being part of a family group can help you to develop in the following ways: |
Forming your first emotional relationships and attachments Providing your first experience of social interaction Influencing your view of what is expected of you in social settings Providing an environment that meets your physical needs for protection Supporting eachother |
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What is a dysfunctional family? |
A family that does not provide some or all of the ways that help you develop (see previous flash card) |
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Why may a family become dysfunctional? |
Stress caused by health problems, mental health problems, poor housing and low income Poor parenting skills Aggressive and manipulative behaviour |
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Why can stressful family environments disadvantage children? |
It may make it hard for the child to develop self confidence if there is constant emotional tensions at home |
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What has also been associated with consequences for children’s growth and development? |
Parental divorce or separation |
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If a child is part of a dysfunctional family, what can happen to the child? |
The child may take part in risky behaviour such as smoking, drinking alcohol or taking drugs Children of divorced parents are more likely to experience poverty and underachievement in education |
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How does dysfunctional families link to Bandura? |
He explores the impact of role modelling and imitating behaviour. Constant exposure to high levels of family conflict, especially in dysfunctional families, could lead to the child becoming aggressive and displaying bullying behaviour |
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What are the different parenting styles? |
Authoritative- parents not overly strict. Children are brought up to respect authority and develop appropriate values Authoritarian- parents have very high expectations, often overwhelmingly their children with strict rules and regulations Permissive- parents make few demands and may be reluctant to implement rules or values |
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What affect can each parenting style have on children? |
Authoritative- children are more resilient and conform more easily to the social norms of society Authoritarian- children are often rebellious and may be problematic both in the family home and in wider social settings Permissive- lack a sense of self control as they have no set boundaries or respect for personal space, can also have difficulties in managing relationships |
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What did Piaget believe family dysfunction was a result of? |
A lack of education and inadequate role modelling. Some parents lack emotional intelligence and skills required to raise their children to be resilient and prepared for the outside world |
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What can bullying affect? |
Bullying can have a long term effect on self esteem, lasting into adulthood |
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What are other results of bullying? |
Self harm Feeling unsafe Isolated Lack of confidence Become self critical Depression Anxiety Suicidal thoughts |
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How can culture, religion and belief impact health? |
It can lead to complex situations and emotional distress that affect relationships between the care provider and family members for example refusing a blood transfusion |
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What can doctors do if somebody refuses a blood transfusion? |
Take legal proceedings to ensure that children receive life saving blood transfusion |
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How else can culture impact on health? |
Some cultures don’t believe in medical intervention |
