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Family Systems Theory
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A conceptual framework that views everything that happens to any family member as having an impact on everyone else in the family, because family members are interconnected and operate as a group or family system
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Family Development Framework
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A conceptual framework that focuses on how family members deal with roles and developmental tasks within the family unit as they move through the stages of the life cycle
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Symbolic Interaction Framework
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A conceptual framework that focuses on the internal perceptions of family members and examines how they learn roles and rules in society through interaction and shared meaning
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Feminist Framework
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A conceptual framework that emphasizes the value of women's perspectives on society and the family, that recognizes women's subordination, and that promotes change in that status.
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Family Strengths Framework
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A conceptual framework proposing that if researchers study only family problems, they will find only problems in families, but that if they are interested in family strengths, they must study strong families; identify six qualities that strong families commonly demonstrate
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Symbolic Interaction Framework
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A conceptual framework that focuses on the internal perceptions of family members and examines how they learn roles and rules in society through interaction and shared meaning
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Social Construction Framework
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A conceptual framework that proposes that human beings are profoundly immersed in the social world and that our understanding of this world and beliefs about this world are social products
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Conceptual Framework Theory
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A set of interconnected ideas, concepts, and assumptions that helps organize thinking from a particular perspective. The field of family science includes a variety of major conceptual frameworks; family systems theory (or the family systems framework), the family strengths framewrok, the family development framework, the symbolic interaction framework, the social construction framework, and the feminist framework
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