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100

What are the three ways people can be related

  • BIRTH, MARRIAGE, and ADOPTION

100

Two parents and their children

NUCLEAR

100

Aunts, uncles, grandparents, etc.

EXTENDED

100

A parent of at least one child marries someone who may or may not also have children

BLENDED

100

A person with at least one child and no partner living with them

SINGLE PARENT

200

An adult who is taking care of at least one child who is not theirs but is not paid any stipend

GUARDIAN

200

An adult who is taking care of at least one child who is not theirs and they are paid a stipend by the state to care for the child

FOSTER

200

In family decision making, when one person makes choices about spending money, household routines and chores this is called ________ decision making

AUTOCRATIC

200

In family decision making, when the choices are shared and the family works together about spending money, household routines and chores this is called ________ decision making.

DEMOCRATIC

200

When families do not carry out their functions they are

DYSFUNCTIONAL

300

A group of two or more people who live together

FAMILY

300

A feeling among people, including family members, that they can rely on each other

INTERDEPENDENCE 

300

Another term for beliefs and principles

VALUES

300

The stage where couples grow closer together

COUPLE STAGE

300

The stage where a couple starts having children

EXPANDING STAGE

400

Families have school aged children or teenagers

DEVELOPING STAGE

400

Children are sent out on their own

LAUNCHING STAGE

400

Couples have time for special interests since children are out of the home

MIDDLE STAGE

400

Couples are done working and have a slower pace of life

RETIREMENT STAGE

400

What is an advantage of being a couple

TWO INCOMES

500

What is one function of a family

FINANCIAL SUPPORT

500

What is the benefit of being a single person

MORE FREE TIME

500

There are two people in Eric's household:  himself and his father.  What kind of family structure is this?

SINGLE PARENT

500
n what stage of the family life cycle do parents have more time for one another because their children are out on their own?

MIDDLE STAGE

500
In what stage of the family life cycle does a family typically have school-age children?

DEVEOPLING STAGE

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