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14 Cards in this Set
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wholeness
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the fmaily is the sum of its members
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interdependence
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it affects one, it affects all
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patterns
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consistent behaviors regulating family function
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rules
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to guide the functions
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social roles
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everybody has a part
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boundaries
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delineate individuals
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equifinality
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the ability to achieve goals similar to other families, but in different ways
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adaption
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the abilty of a family to change patterns in response to changing condigions
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homeostasis
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the ultimate goal of family functioning, the desire and ability to maintain stability or the status quo-the latter is relative to each family member
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functions of a family
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raise children responsibly, to provide econimic sup;ort, and to give emotional security, structural function
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structurall functional theory
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examine relationship between fam and larger society, family serves society by performing man y services "social functions"
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family development theory
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family itself as a unit of analysis, family life cycle. changes are predictible overtime
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intraction theory
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internal family dynamics interaction of famliy talking back and forth, gestures
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exchange theory
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social relationshiops, education, money, job effect relationships
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