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| The family , like the human body, is truly a whole consisting of interrelated parts, each of which affects and is affected by every other pat, and each of which contributes to the functioning of the whole |
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| Typically consists of father, mother, and at least one child |
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| The ways in which two parents coordinate their parenting and function well as a team in relation to their children |
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| Extended family household |
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| Parents and their children live with other kin - grandparents, aunts etc. |
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| A sequence of changes in family composition, roles, and relationships from the time people marry until they die |
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| Our development as individuals is intertwined with that of other family members |
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| Blended families, that include at least a parent, a stepparent, and a child |
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| Ability to influence the behavior of the spouse Acceptnce-responsi |
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| Acceptance-responsiveness |
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| The extent to which the parents are supportive, sensitive to their children's needs, and willing to provide affection and praise when their children meet their expectations |
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| Refers to how much control over decisions lies with the parent as opposed to with the child |
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| Patterns of child rearing - page 502 |
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| Assumes that influences run one way, from parent to child |
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| Highlights the influences of children on their parents |
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| Parent and child are seen as influencing one another reciprocally |
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| Spirit of competition, jealousy, and resentment between brothers and sisters |
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| Capacitiy to make decisions independently and manage life tasks without being overly dependent on other people |
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| Describes the family after the departure of the last child |
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| Middle generation squeeze |
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| Situation of middle-aged adults pressured by demands from both the younger and the older generations simultaneously |
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| Psychological distress associated with the demands of providing care for someone with physical or cognitive impairments |
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| Living with a romantic partner without being married |
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| Ways in which events at work affect home life and events at home carry over into the workplace |
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| Mistreating or harming a child physically, emotionally, or sexually |
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| A broad term that includes both abuse and neglect of the child's basic needs |
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| Intergenerational transmission of parenting |
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| Passing down from generation to generation of parenting styles, abusive or otherwise |
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