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| Social Ecological Model is associated with |
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| Family Systems Theory determines if a family is |
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| Balanced, midrange or unbalanced |
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| Ratings of families in regards to their separateness, closeness and loyalty would result in a measure of |
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| 2013 health survey revealed ___% of couples are composed of members of the same sex |
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| Quantitative Research typically uses |
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| Structured questions, ratings or scales |
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| Qualitative Research typically |
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| Is based on open-ended data gathering techniques |
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| Enmeshed, chaotic families would most like respond to stressful events |
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| All together, with poor problem solving abilities, and in unpredictable ways |
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| Harriet Pipes McAdoo's major contributions to family science were |
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| broadening the study of family studies by including more racially and ethnically diverse families into studies |
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| True or False: Family scientists have made many important breakthroughs in the study of bisexual and transgendered relationships and families |
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| True or False: Demographic trends indicate that more Americans are living in 2-parent families with their own biological children |
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| True or False: There is a growing number of father-headed, single-parent households in the US |
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| True or False: In exploring the strengths of ethnic/racially diverse families, the authors identify unique strengths among all types of families |
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| Ernest Burgess is known as |
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| The founder of family science, marriage and family |
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| immediate social environments |
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| interactions between systems |
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| neighborhoods, parental work setting |
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| Cultural and subcultural influences (values) |
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| is the process whereby cultural traits and values from one ethnic group become blended with those of the dominant culture |
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| is the process in which old cultural traits and values are relinquished and replaced by those of the dominant culture |
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| is the assumption that one's own culture is the standard by which other cultures should be judged |
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| Gays and Lesbians compared to heterosexual couples in families |
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| Study of people and cultures |
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| Multiverse Marriage and Families |
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Less likely to be reported to parents
Internet dating indicates views on racial tolerance
More likely to cohabitate, less to marry |
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