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Family
Vocab
Individual Life Cycle
Family Life Cycle
Miscellaneous
100
A father, mother, and their biological children
What is a two-parent family?
100
The scientific study of children from conception to adolescence.
What is child development?
100
6th birthday to 13th birthday
What is school-age?
100
A couple marries and gets to know each other
What is beginning stage?
100
Genes combine into these rod-like structures
What is double helix?
200
Family headed by one adult
What is a single parent family?
200
When a child performs like a younger child
What is developmental delay?
200
3rd birthday to 6th birthday
What is preschool?
200
The couple starts having children
What is childbearing stage?
200
This gene masks the effects of any other variation of the same gene
What is a dominant gene?
300
Family where both spouses have children from prior relationships
What is a blended family?
300
When a child performs like an older child
What is developmental acceleration?
300
2 weeks through 1st birthday
What is infancy?
300
The couple focuses on guiding their children through the school-age and teen years.
What is parenting stage?
300
Zygotes have ______ chromosomes
What is 46?
400
Family with members from two or more cultural groups
What is a multicultural family?
400
When adoptive parents pay money (above medical and legal costs) for an adoption
What is an illegal market adoption?
400
Conception to birth
What is prenatal?
400
The couple's children begin leaving home to live on their own.
What is launching stage?
400
The effects of this gene are masked by any other variation of the same gene
What is a recessive gene?
500
Family with more than two generations living in one house together
What is a multigenerational family?
500
A prime period in a child's life for developing a particular skill if given the chance to do so
What is window of opportunity?
500
Birth through 2 weeks
What is neonatal?
500
The couple focuses on their marriage, planning for their future, and becoming grandparents
What is mid-years stage?
500
Examples are physical, intellectual, social, trust, and love/discipline.
What are needs of children? or needs parents must meet?