Family Types/Structures
The SIX types of family structures
Nuclear families, Single-parent families, Extended families, Childless families, Stepfamilies, Grandparent families
The 4 most common types of gender
Transgender, Non-binary, Genderqueer/Gender and Cisgender
LGBTQ stands for
Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Queer
FOUR factors connected to experiences with family structure to child development
Financial resources, parental time and attention, and family conflict and stress
The age that the process of finding gender identity starts at...
2
Openness, agreeable, conscientious, extraverted, and neurotic
5 main characteristics linking sexuality and personality
A child's family is responsible for shaping...
Values, Skills, Socialization, and Security
Some common ways of expressing gender identity
Clothing, Hairstyle, preferred name/nicknames, Social Behaviour, Manner and behaviour style, physical gestures, social relationships
Meaning of Gender Inversion Theory
person's preference for gender expression doesn't match those of the norm
THREE ways children adjust after divorce
Negative Adjustments, Positive Adjustments, and The Connection between Custody/Access Arrangements
The theory that Gender identity most relates to...
Psychosocial Development Theory
Freud's theory related to developing or finding interest in opposite genders
Phallic and Latent Stage
Divorce is connected to this theory
Erikson's Stages of Development
The stage that Erikson's Theory relates most with to gender identity...
Stage 5, Identity and Role Confusion
Social and emotional environment interrupting one from fully themselves, and lowered acceptance rate in the community
factors to increase the development of mental disorders