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30 Cards in this Set
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Adult head of the house with dependent children?
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Single-parent family
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Adults who live alone in apartments or housese with no children?
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Single adult household
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Separation or divorce of the adult partners occurs, but both parents continue to assume a high level of childrearing responsibilities?
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Binuclear family
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Married coupel that lives together without children?
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Nuclear dyad?
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Blended family?
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Reconstituted family
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Brothers and sisters?
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Siblings
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Unmarried individuals in a committed partnership living together, with or without children?
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Cohabitation
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One professional adult member of a family is transferred to another city, and partners must commute a long distance to be together?
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Commuter family
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Intimate partners of the same sex living together or owning property together?
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Gay or lesbian family
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Nuclear familites in which both parents work outside the home.
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dual-career/dual-worker family
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Children living in temporary arrangements with paid caregivers.
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Foster family
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Families that are able to develop socially acceptable means of dealing with stress.
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functional family
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two or more people who are joined together by bonds of sharing and emotional closeness.
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family
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several people live together striving to be sef=suficient and minimize contact with the outside society.
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communal family
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acquired immunodeficiency syndrome.
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AIDS
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families in which coping systems disintegrates as stressors build
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dysfunctional famly
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two-generation unit consisting of a husband, wife, and their immediate children (biologic, adopted, or both) living within one household
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nuclear family
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nuclear family and other related people who may live together or in proximity to one another
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extended family
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A ___ refers to the period when single young adults are financiallly independent from their family or origin and live outside the family home.
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transitional stage
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During the ___ socialization of children is a major task.
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childrearing phase
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____ are responsible for providing children with food, shelter and safety.
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Parents
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___ often plays a large role in shapint the experiences of siblings.
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Birth order
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Dual-career families are those ___.
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in which both parents work outside the home.
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Universal characteristics of a family include being a ___.
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small social system and having its own cultural values.
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___ includes assigning workloads, including respondibility for house hold income and house hold management.
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Division of labor
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Adjustment to retirement may be difficult if careful ___ were not developed in earler years.
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financial planning is not done or if hobbies and activities
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A patient's family includes __
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any person that he or she indentifies as a family member.
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The contacting famly phase includes ___
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child launching, post-parenting & aging.
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A major issue for dual-career families is ___.
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child-care arrangements.
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Developmental tasks of a contracting family include:
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assisting aging parents.
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