Types of family
2 parents, ore or both of whom have children from a previous relationship. Step-parents & siblings, half-siblings
Blended family
A disagreement between two people or groups with opposing points of view.
Conflict
A system of negative beliefs, feelings, and action-orientations regarding a certain group or groups of people.
Prejudice
Prejudice and/or discrimination based on someone’s race.
Racism
Name qualities of a good friend
Listen to each other
Don’t put each other down or hurt feelings
Try to understand each other’s feelings and moods
Help each other solve problems
Give each other compliments
Can disagree without hurting each other
Be dependable
Respect each other
Give each other room for change
Care about each other
Disadvantages of this family type includes:
- No one else to help
- Less free time
- Less money
- Need Role models
Single parent family
People will look for or expect certain behaviors!
Role expectations
Result of relative deprivation in which expectations remain unsatisfied
Frustration
The patterns of daily life learned consciously and unconsciously by a group of people.
Culture
keep things confidential
Trust
All the immediate relatives of a family- grandparents, aunts, cousins, etc.
Extended Family
People who have the same personality or two opposite ones can experience....
Personality clashes
An over complicated generalization by which we attribute certain traits or characteristics to any person in a group without regard to individuals' differences.
Stereotype
A preference either for or against an individual or group that interferes with impartial judgment.
Bias
Is a relationship based on mutual trust, acceptance, and common interests or values.
Friendship
Emotional Support
Economic Support
Recreation
Child Care and Guidance
Kinship
Housekeeping
Functions of a Family
When people challenge your values!
Value Violations
An action or practice of differential and unequal treatment of other groups of people, usually along racial, religious, or ethnic levels.
Discrimination
Prejudice and/or discrimination against people because of their age
Ageism
This friendship often occurs because people go to the same school, live in the same neighborhood, or have interests in common.
Casual friendship
Spends time together
Shows trust
Shows respect
Expresses Understanding and Love
Establishes traditions
Healthy Family
When someone has the "right" to do something, it is called....
Rights Issue
What are the 3 levels of prejudice?
Cognitive
Emotional
Action-orientation
Name one reason to become a more tolerable person
The more you learn the less you fear.
Tolerant people are more self-confident and comfortable in all situations.
Tolerance makes life more interesting.
Examples of toxic friends
Friends that are:
Unsupportive
Unreliable
Overly Demanding
Take, Take, Take, and give nothing back