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| What are the effects of lesbian and gay parents on their children? |
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| Children are more open to having same sex relationships, boys seem to be more androgynous, but there does not seem to be any negative effect on any of the children studied |
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| What are the three parenting styles? |
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| authoritative, permissive, and authoritarian |
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| high levels of emotional support with moderate control over their children |
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| no control and high levels of emotional support |
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| low levels of emotional support and coercive attempts at controlling the children |
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| How do fathers make a difference in children's lives? |
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| Children with positive relationships with their father are less likely to participate in delinquent behavior |
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| How do fathers play with their children? |
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| Rough and tumble play, they throw their toddlers up in the air. Physical activities. |
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| autonomy and self-direction |
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| emphasize obedience and conformity |
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| How does unemployment affect children and their parents? |
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| parents are more likely to use drugs, live in poverty and not be able to fully provide for their children |
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| What are the effects on children of single parenthood? |
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| given the appropriate resources they can provide for their children just as a two parent household can. But there are downfalls, they are more likely to live in poverty and be depressed |
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restricted divorce
divorce tolerance
unrestricted |
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Western Nations until mid 1800's-marriage is an institution, religion was dominant
Familial Mode of Production |
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| mid 1800-1970-gorunds for divorce widened, marriage went from economic to emotional, Divorce rates rose |
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| 1970's-Now, No fault divorce in most western nations |
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| Divorce in America--History |
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| adultery, womens fertility was valued, divorce usually only granted to men and wealthy men at that |
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