House Layout
COMS Classes
Nuptial Nature
Class of Clans
Family Matters
100

You learn interpersonal communication from this family type

Family of origin

100

Little talking, but a lot of decision making

Protective family

100

Marriage type with little companionship

Separate marriage

100

An idealized type of family that's less common nowadays

Nuclear family

100

Defined as behavior and attitudes we learn from our parents

Interactions

200

Includes aunt Leia, you parents' friend

Voluntary kin

200

Not much conversation and little authority

Laissez faire family

200

Marriage type where the couple doesn't limit each other's freedom

200

Family type where issues are likely to pop up due to differences

Blended Family

200

Stage of life when communication between siblings starts to increase again

Late adulthood

300

Family type that includes coworkers

Convenience family

300

Open conversations with little conformity

Pluralistic family

300

Mutual companionship and sharing

Traditional family

300

Fastest growing family type in the US

Single-Parent family

300

This is defined as "Communication rules"

Instruction

400

Your brother from another mother

Supplemental family

400

A lot of both talking and listening involved

Consensual families

400

The couple's schedules are often misaligned

Independent marriage

400

Includes grandparents

Extended family

400

The stage of life where siblings begin to drift apart

Early and middle adulthood

500

A father figure that you're not related to

Substitute family

500

Hippy parents

Laissez faire family

500

Marriage type where Ms. Wife changes her name to Mrs. Husband

Traditional marriage

500

Often stems from divorce

Single-Parent family

500

This is when your siblings are typically the most important to you

Childhood/Adolescence