HDFS, Research, & Theories
This includes a combination of hunches, collected facts, ideas, and accumulations of the ways we think things work, which essentially explains how or why something happens.
These show where we end and another person begins.
What are boundaries?
This is the ability to make others do what we want.
What is power?
According to most cultures, these are the world's most valuable resources.
What are children?
This type of marital union tends to empower the couple more so than the family.
What is love-based?
This is the field in which HDFS has its beginnings
What is Home Economics?
This kind of person with boundary problems will not accept help from others, even when they need it.
Who are avoidants?
This is the application of power.
What is control?
This is the process of transmitting patterns of interactions and beliefs to the next generation.
What is generational transmission?
This is the most common type of marital union in the world.
What is family-involved?
This is the term for a phenomenon that researchers are interested in measuring.
What is a construct?
This kind of person with boundary problems takes on burdens God did not intend for them to take on
Who are compliants?
This concept includes the thoughts, feelings, desires, intentions, and actions that contribute to the important aspects of individuality.
What is personality?
This is when two or more individuals in a family become unusually close.
What is an alliance?
This practice involves living together before (or outside) of marriage but is not considered an alternative to marriage.
What is cohabitation?
This theory suggests people attempt to maximize interests while minimizing costs.
What is social exchange theory?
This type of person with boundary problems has a somewhat “checked out” or “suck it up” attitude when others need help from them.
Who are nonresponsives?
From the OCEAN acronym for personality markers, this is the willingness to seek new experiences.
What is openness?
These are used to help individuals identify and measure intergenerational characteristics of families.
What are genograms?
High levels of commitment, passion, and intimacy are all part of what type of love according to Sternberg?
What is consummate love?
This theory centers on the struggle we all have to survive and compete for resources.
What is conflict theory?
This type of person with boundary problems disregards other people’s boundaries, either in an aggressive or manipulative manner.
Who are controllers?
From the OCEAN acronym for personality markers, this is the organization in daily life.
What is conscientiousness?
This concept involves preparing in advance for major changes within a family.
What is anticipatory socialization?
Family-involved mate selection involves or is NOT related to this set of geo-political values.
What is Western?