Family Structure
Parenting Style
Family and Culture
Socialization
Child Maltreatment
100

This type of family structure consists of a mother and father raising their children together.

What is a nuclear family?

100

This parenting style is characterized by high demands and expectations, but also warmth and responsiveness.

What is authoritative parenting?

100

In individualistic cultures, the emphasis is on personal achievement and independence. In collectivistic cultures, it's on this.

What is group harmony or collective well-being?

100

This term refers to the lifelong process through which individuals learn and internalize the values, beliefs, and norms of their culture.

 What is socialization?

100

This term refers to intentional harm or the risk of harm to a child by a caregiver.

What is child maltreatment?

200

 In this family structure, children may have both biological parents and stepparents involved in their upbringing.

What is a blended family?

200

Parents following this style are strict and demanding, with little room for flexibility or negotiation.

 What is authoritarian parenting?

200

Families from different cultural backgrounds may have varying approaches to child-rearing, influenced by factors such as this.

What is cultural values?

200

The process of socialization begins at this stage of life, as infants start to learn from their caregivers.

Infancy

200

Neglect, physical abuse, and emotional abuse are examples of different forms of this concerning children.

What is child maltreatment?

300

In this family structure, children are raised by a single parent.

What is a single-parent family?

300

  Parents following this style are lenient, setting few demands and allowing their children considerable freedom. 

What is permissive parenting?

300

 In immigrant families, children may experience the challenge of balancing the values of their home culture with those of the new culture. This is known as what?

 What is biculturalism? 

300

During this stage of life, children start to develop language skills and learn basic social rules.

What is early childhood (preschool years)?

300

Neglect can take different forms. One type is when parents fail to provide this fundamental need for their child.

What is neglecting to provide adequate food or nutrition?

400

When children are raised by their grandparents, aunts, uncles, or other relatives, they are part of this type of family structure.

What is an extended family?

400

This parenting style is characterized by a lack of emotional involvement and little communication between parents and children.

What is uninvolved parenting?

400

Implicit biases can influence parents' perceptions and behaviors. Define implicit bias.

What is a subconscious attitude or stereotype that affects one's understanding, actions, and decisions?

400

The process of socialization continues throughout life, but this stage, often occurring in adolescence, is where they try and discover who they are.  What is it called?

What is identity formation?

400

his form of child maltreatment involves intentionally causing physical harm to a child.

 What is physical abuse?

500

In this family structure, parents are divorced, and children move between the homes of each parent.

 What is a joint custody arrangement?

500

Parents following this style are nurturing and supportive but set clear and firm limits.

What is authoritative parenting?

500

This term refers to the process of adopting the cultural traits or social patterns of another group.

What is acculturation?

500

Children often learn gender roles during this stage of socialization.

What is early childhood (preschool years)?

500

This form of child maltreatment involves rejecting, isolating, or ignoring a child, leading to emotional harm.

What is emotional or psychological abuse?

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