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Three Parenting Styles
AuthoritiveAuthoritorianPermissive
TERM 2
Attachment Theory
DEFINITION 2
Develop a sense of emotional security based upon how their
parents react to them in social situations
TERM 3
Four types of Attachment
DEFINITION 3
SecureDisorganizedInsecure ResistantInsecure Avoidant
TERM 4
Secure Attachment
DEFINITION 4
closenessSecure attachment is classified by children who
show some distress when their caregiver leaves but are able
to compose themselves and do something knowing that their
caregiver will return.
TERM 5
Insecure Resistant Attachment
DEFINITION 5
Discomfort with closeness and desire distance from parents,
manipulative form of attachment, often exposing child to
greater environmental risks, not conducive to the
development of intimate relationships
Insecure Avoidant Attachment
needs closeness and discomfort associated with distance
from parent figure, can lead to poor relationships later in life,
less conducive to exploratory behaviors
TERM 7
Disorganized Attachmennt
DEFINITION 7
have no desire for closeness and do not fear distance, high
level of approach/ avoidance anxiety- autistic
TERM 8
Corporal Punishment
DEFINITION 8
use of physical force for the purpose of correction or control.
of ones behavior; whooping
TERM 9
Classical Conditioning
DEFINITION 9
Classical conditioning is a learning process in which an
innate response to a potent stimulus comes to be elicited in
response to a previously neutral stimulus; this is achieved by
repeated pairings of the neutral stimulus with the potent
stimulus.
TERM 10
Sigmund Freud is known for which
developmental theory
DEFINITION 10
Psychoanalytic Frame of Reference
Sex roles
expectations associate with being one sex or another
TERM 17
gender roles
DEFINITION 17
expectations of being masculine/feminine
TERM 18
Gender Identity
DEFINITION 18
way one perceives themselves
TERM 19
% of mothers as single parents
DEFINITION 19
TERM 20
% of fathers as a single parent
DEFINITION 20
Euthanasia
Euthanasia is the practice of intentionally ending a life in
order to relieve pain and suffering.
TERM 22
Sandwich Generation
DEFINITION 22
The Sandwich generation is a generation of people who care
for their aging parents while supporting their own
children.Usually around your 30s-40s
TERM 23
What significant attributes go along with the
Middle Years
DEFINITION 23
high point of careerhighest incomebeginning of
independence
TERM 24
Forms of Abuse and Neglect
DEFINITION 24
Extortion, Self Neglect, Social Neglect
TERM 25
Lifespan
DEFINITION 25
biological age limit
ABCX
A + (B+C)= XA is the eventB is how you copeC is your
reactionX is crisis
TERM 32
Myths of Violence
DEFINITION 32
family is non violent
TERM 33
Desertion
DEFINITION 33
the willful abandonment without legal justification of one
spouse, children, or both
TERM 34
the basis for
annulment
DEFINITION 34
being underage, already married, insanity
TERM 35
Crude Divorce Rate
DEFINITION 35
# of divorces that take place per 1000 persons in the total
population
highest rate of divorce in the U.S.
is
WestSouthAppalachian States
TERM 37
No fault divorce
DEFINITION 37
No-fault divorce is a divorce in which the dissolution of a
marriage does not require a showing of wrongdoing by either
party.Ex: Falling out of love
TERM 38
Country has the highest rate of remarriage in
the world?
DEFINITION 38
USA
TERM 39
Boundary Ambiguity
DEFINITION 39
When a step family experience this; uncertainty of
boundaries as to who is part of the family and perform or is
responsible for certain roles within the family
TERM 40
A marriage using this law in the Roman
Catholic Church was until recently insolvable
except by death
DEFINITION 40
Canon Law
Refined Divorce Rate
numbers of divorces per 1000 married females or males
TERM 47
this suggests that multiple structural
transitions make things work for children and
increase the likelihood that offspring will
divorce later in life
DEFINITION 47
Family Change Hypothesis
TERM 48
Policy
DEFINITION 48
the objectives and goals that are more deliberate intended
and desirble
TERM 49
Programs
DEFINITION 49
practical applications used to achieve or fulfill the goals
TERM 50
What are the 3 steps establishing family
policy
DEFINITION 50
Research what policy is neededResearch evaluate an
existing programResearch access the impact consequences
of program
preventative policy
for all family that focuses on issue that affect
everyoneexamples: housing , employment
TERM 52
Ameliorative Policy
DEFINITION 52
Focuses on the need or selected groupsexample: unwed
parenthood, Abortion
TERM 53
Micro Policy
DEFINITION 53
focuses one person, individual and or patterns of persona
interactionsexample: when working with a foster child
TERM 54
Macro Policy
DEFINITION 54
focuses on the social patterns and forms of social
organization that shape an entire societyexample: when
working on drafting legislation to address domestic violence
TERM 55
Laissez Faire
DEFINITION 55
a policy or attitude of letting things take their own course,
without interfering
Act of intentionally causing harm to others
violence
