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| Reciprocal(Bidirectional) Relationship |
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| in relations between parents and children, the concept that children no only are affected by their parents but also affect their parents in return |
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| What culture shows the least amount of adolescent depression? |
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| an infants interactions with it's caregivers shape it's expectations and interactions with others in the future |
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| It is estimated that the total number of "street children" worldwide may be as high as ________ |
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Based on 2 Key principles:
1. each subsystem influences the other subsystems in the family
2. a change in any family member or subsystem will result in a period of disequilibrium that requires adjustments |
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| Adolescents in industrialized societies generally have higher conflict with ______ than in their other relationships |
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| Most adolescents in industrialized societies have a _________ relationship with their siblings |
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| Most adolescents in traditional cultures have a _________________ relationship with their siblings |
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| The two key parenting styles focused on by scholars are: |
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| demandingness and effectiveness |
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| states that attachments formed in infancy are the basis for relationships throughout life |
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| Parent-adolescent conflict seems to be lower in traditional cultures because of: |
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| the greater economic interdependence among family members |
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| __________________ tends to be related to negative outcomes for adolescents such as behavioral problems, psychological distress, etc. |
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| Adolescents who are physically abused tend to be more ______________ than other adolescents |
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| 4 Types of Friend Support |
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1. Informational Support
2. Instrumental Support
3. Companionship Support
4. Esteem Support |
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| small groups of friends who know each other well |
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| large, reputation-based groups of adolescents |
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| In some traditional cultures, a dormitory where adolescent boys sleep and hang out along along with adult men who are widowed or divorced |
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| cultures in which what children and adolescents need to learn to function as adults changes little from one generation to the next, and therefore children and adolescents can learn all they need to know from their elders |
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| cultures in which young people learn what they need not only from adults but also from other young people |
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| cultures in which young people teach knowledge to adults |
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| Three Components of Bullying |
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| aggression, repetition, and power imbalance |
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| According to sociologists, youth cultures are characterized by |
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| hedonism and irresponsibility |
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| Most married couples have ____________ |
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| Which sex tends to have "scripts"? |
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| Developmental Model of Adolescent Love (Bradford Brown) |
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1. initiation phase
2. status phase
3. affection phase
4. bonding phase |
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