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15 Cards in this Set
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Types of Families
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natural
blended single parent extended |
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What is natural family
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mother, father and biological children
No longer typical due to changes in culture, values, economics and other factors |
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Natural family
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No longer typical due to changes in culture, values, economics and other factors
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what is single parent family
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One parent raising one or more children
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Single parent family
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fastest growing type of family unit in the united states
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What is blended family
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Two adults with their children.
both adults may have children from previous marriages and combine the two. |
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What is extended family
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relatives such as aunts, uncles, cousins, and grandparents.
also includes people that are not related by blood but is treated as family. |
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Quid pro quo
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you do something for me and ill do something for you
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Upward communication
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Talking with your boss
communication that flows from subordinates to superiors |
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examples of upward communication
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"please place your suggestions in the suggestion box"
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downward communication
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talking with your subordinates
communication that flows from superiors to subordinates |
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Examples of downward communication
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Owner tells manager about the new prices on the menu
manager tells shift supervisors about these changes. shift supervisors does the same to the crew members. |
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Horizontal Communication
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Talking with your colleagues
communication among colleagues or co workers at the same level within the organization |
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Examples of horizontal communication
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Two crew members talk about how to go about doing the job.
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Outward communication
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talking with your customers
communication that flows to those outside an organization |
