HDFS & History
This is a group of people united by blood, marriage, or law.
What is a family?
This method of research relies on collecting data in an organized manner to uncover answers to a specific set of questions.
What is Empirical research?
This is a set of interconnected ideas that logically explain a particular pattern of behaviors and events.
What is a theory?
This theory suggests that individuals attach different meanings to things and events.
What is symbolic interaction theory?
These provide general guidelines for behavior in professional settings.
What are Ethical codes?
HDFS has commonly been called this type of major.
What is a discovery major?
Research addressing the problem of cyberbullying among middle school students might be considered this type of research.
What is applied research?
This cognitive developmental theorist argued that children pass through four stages of cognitive development.
Who is Jean Piaget?
This is the idea that behavior is learned through a process of reinforcement.
What is operant conditioning?
"CFLE" stands for this title.
What is Certified Family Life Educator?
This is the field in which HDFS has its historical roots.
What is Home Economics?
This research methodology might involve the collection of data prior to and after the intervention is given.
What is longitudinal research?
This attachment theorist developed the “Strange Situation” paradigm to assess children’s attachment style.
Who is Mary Ainsworth?
In Bronfenbrenner's bioecological model, this system highlights that time is an essential component to human development.
What is the chronosystem?
This formatting style is used in HDFS to credit sources in our written work.
Whats is American Psychological Association (APA)?
This term referred to places Home Economics students could experience and apply the principles they learned in classes.
What are living labs?
This part of the research process involves sharing research findings in a wide-spread manner at professional meetings/conferences, in peer-reviewed journals, or to the general public in formats that are easily understood such as a fact sheet.
What is dissemination?
This theory argues that people learn through personal experience, direct communication, and modelling.
What is social learning theory?
This theory posits that tensions, stressors and divergent interests are an integral and normal part of family life
What is conflict theory?
These are shared attitudes, values, beliefs, and behaviors in any given profession.
What are professional dispositions?
This is the most prominent lab school that continues to exist on many campuses today and provides an opportunity for students to observe and interact with young children and families.
What is a Child Development Laboratory?
This is the type of sampling that allows the results of the study to be generalized to a great degree.
What is probability sampling?
This theory proposes that development occurs within a number of nested and interactive environmental systems.
What is Bioecological systems theory?
This theory examines families with the idea that "the whole is greater than the sum of its parts"
This occurs when a decision has to be made on how to weigh competing morals.
What is an ethical dilemma?