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    different pieces of literature found during the time regarding the empirical data surrounding stepfamilies. In his conclusion the author stated that there wasn’t a lot of data on the subject so they had no real “solution” to help the convergence of stepfamilies but did note that more research should be done on the matter. They did bring up some points as to how age, titles and even gender affect stepfamilies in how they assimilate, but is a very “numbers” driven article and the author focuses…

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    unique ideas and perspectives, so it is natural that these opinions and views would change over time. To prove this, I interviewed my great grandmother, my grandmother, and my mother. I asked them what their opinions of single parent families and stepfamilies were; I was really surprised at the results that I received. My great grandmother is ninety-five and she has actually been married several times. Most of her remarriages stem from her husbands passing away. My grandmother, her daughter,…

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    Analytical Review of The Fosters The definition of family is constantly changing. There are many different types of families. People can observe different portrayal of what is family through many different outlets such as watching TV shows like The Fosters. In chapter one from, Introduction to Diversity in Canada 's Families: Variations in Forms, Definitions, and Theories by Patrizia Albanese, Vanier Institute of the Family states that the meaning of family is “… any combination of two or more…

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    remarriage process (Cox & Demmitt, p. 494, 2014). As a result, The Stepfamily Foundation has proved to be a treasured resource for parents seeking remarriage. The Stepfamily Foundation serves to assist parents and children of blended families with transitioning through a divorce or remarriage and educating them about co-parenting, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, child custody laws, and the strengths of being in a blended family (Stepfamily Foundation, 2015). What makes this…

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    The therapy focuses on assisting the step families and allowing the alliances to be used as a reference in therapy. The article then goes explain the 10 point approach of stepfamily therapy. The ten step were separated into three categories: Diagnostic steps, primary clinical interventions and Stepfamily Integration. The article then explained how steps 1-3 should always be completed before steps 4-10. After explaining what each step is the article goes into great detail to explain how…

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    1970’s divorce became the more likely reason for single families, in comparison to death. Moreover, stepfamilies were not about love, but about property and power. She mentions that Cinderella is a story that could have potentially been true, because often children of first marriages were a threat to the stepfamily obtaining the wealth of the family after a parent’s death. Today the problem with stepfamilies is that the parents try to push the child to love the stepparent too soon. The myth has…

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    The Tv Guide 1956 describes “Father Knows Best” as a tv show that has gone against the stereotypical family tv show, where the father was described as a bumbling idiot. “Father Knows Best” was different since it created a father who was intelligent and sensible. The popularity of “Father Knows Best” being linked to the fact that most families can relative to this typical middle-class family. The one who brought about this new type of tv show was Robert Young, though he says no one person created…

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    until today. In fact single parent homes were the norm for most of history because of high death rates. It wasn’t until the 1970s’ that single- parent homes happened due to divorce over death. Many times single- family homes were joined by a stepfamily. The stepfamily has always been seen as a nontraditional form, but actually has been seen…

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    Blended Family Behavior

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    The question for my topic on family structures is how children’s behaviors are affected when they are introduced to different situations within a blended family. Through my research I have found that a child’s behavior is the most noticeable affect that changes. During different situations like a divorce, the entrance of the new stepparent, and how their perceptions of these situations affect them. I found on divorce within a blended family that post-divorce step relationships with former…

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    Unfortunately, times have changed and the nuclear family is no longer the ideal. The modern family is continuously changing and now, there is a greater diversity of people which makes for a greater diversity of families - same sex couples, single-parents, stepfamilies, and etcetera. An anthropologist may say that “Kinship is an emic, culturally constructed concept” and is a “basic social, economic and political building block” (Gambold, 2014). In relation…

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