Chapter 3 The Childbearing And Child Rearing Famil
Chapter 3 The childbearing and child rearing famil
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Chapter 3 The childbearing and child rearing family in the community
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Chapter 3 The Childbearing And Child Rearing Famil
Community correct answers Group of individuals interacting within a limited geographic area
Family correct answers A householder and one or more other people living in the same household who are related by birth, marriage or adoption
Family of orientation correct answers A family type where o...
Chapter 3 The childbearing and child rearing family in the community (100% correct answers)
Community correct answers Group of individuals interacting within a limited geographic area
Family correct answers A householder and one or more other people living in the same household who are related by birth, marriage or adoption
Family of orientation correct answers A family type where one is born into (oneself, parents and siblings if any)
Family of procreation correct answers A family type where one establishes oneself, spouse or significant other and children
Poverty correct answers tends to be a problem for non dominant (minority) ethnic groups
The dyad family correct answers Aka childless family, where a family is composed of two people living together without children
Positive aspect of the dyad family correct answers Companionship, possibly shared resources
Potential negative aspect of the dyad family correct answers Possible feeling of guilt due to fertility issues
The cohabitation family correct answers Couples with or without children who live together but remained unmarried
The nuclear family correct answers Composed of two parents and children
Positive aspects of the nuclear family correct answers Support of family members and sense of security
Negative aspects of the nuclear family correct answers May lack support people in a crisis situation
The binuclear family correct answers Family created by divorce where the child us raised in two families
The extended (multigenerational) family correct answers Consists of one or both parents, or siblings, and other relations, including grandparents Positive aspect of the extended multigenerational family correct answers Many people for child care and member support
Negative aspect of the extended multigenerational family correct answers Resources may be stretched thin due to few wage earners
The single parent families correct answers families in which one parent resides with and
cares for one or more children
Custodial parent correct answers A parent who have been given the legal custody of the
child or children
The Single mother family correct answers Designed by a choice where a woman desires a family through adoption or donor insemination
The positive aspect of single parent family correct answers Ability to offer a unique and strong parent- child bond
The negative aspect of single parent family correct answers Resources may be limited
The blended family correct answers a married couple and their children from previous marriages
The positive aspect of the blended family correct answers Increased security and resources; exposure to different customs or culture may help children become more adaptable to new situations
Possible negative aspect of the blended family correct answers Rivalry or competition among children; difficulty adjusting to a stepparent
The LGBT family correct answers LGBT couples live together as partners for companionship, financial security and sexual fulfillment to form the same structure as a nuclear family
adoption correct answers Assuming full parental responsibility for a child who is not one's biological offspring.
alternative insemination correct answers fertilization procedure accomplished by depositing semen from a partner or donor into a woman's vagina via a thin tube
surrogate motherhood correct answers an arrangement by which one woman carries and bears a child for another woman
The foster family correct answers Foster home placement is temporary until children can be returned to their own parents
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