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Parenthood
Family Violence
Divorce
Remarriage
Families in Later Years
100
Depression suffered by a mother for a prolonged time period following childbirth, typically arising from the combination of hormonal changes, psychological adjustment to motherhood, and fatigue.
What is postpartum depression?
100
This gender is slightly more likely to be abused than the other (for studies looking at binary genders).
What are females?
100
This awards responsibility of the children to one parent.
What is sole custody?
100
This term describes brothers and or sisters who share one biological parent.
What is half-siblings?
100
This age is considered the start of old age.
What is 65 years old?
200
This affects 15% of couples when trying to become pregnant.
What is fertility problems?
200
Child abuse is most common in this age group.
What is children under 4?
200
This idea describes the negative consequences that divorce can have for future generations.
What is intergenerational transmission of divorce?
200
Starting with this may be the best way for a step-parent to develop a strong relationship with his/her step-kids.
What is friendship, non-disciplinarian?
200
This is the current average life span.
What is 79 years old?
300
This may cause children to have a higher likelihood of behavioral problems, poorer mental and physical health.
What is an absent father?
300
A pattern of abuse that occurs in intimate, romantic relationships. It can involve but is not limited to physical, emotional, verbal or psychological abuse.
What is relationship violence?
300
This law allowed couples to divorce without being guilty of wrong doing.
What is no-fault divorce law?
300
A type of step-family where the man is a step-father to all of the children.
What is a mother-stepfather family?
300
Erik Erikson believed elderly people experience the stage of integrity vs. despair where they reflect on this.
What is reflecting on choices and achievements of his/her life?
400
This theorist created stages of psychosocial development which deal with a series of crises and if one is successful or unsuccessful it will impact the next level.
Who is Erik Erikson?
400
This number of children die each day due to child abuse.
What is 5 kids per day?
400
This stage of separation describes a gradual emotional alienation when the couple begins to experience the signs of an unhealthy relationship.
What is pre-separation?
400
Couples report higher levels of satisfaction in this marriage.
What is first marriages?
400
These are five issues families in later years typically face.
What is physical and social changes, sandwich generation, adjusting to life after retirement, parenting grandchildren, life after death of a spouse, preparation for death, life review, loss of independence.
500
This theorist believed a child's cognitive development affects how they understand their world, adapt to the world, and develop independent identity.
Who is Jean Piaget?
500
These are 7 reasons why women might stay in an abusive relationship.
What is belief the other will change, fear the abuser will kill them, lack of emotional support, guilt over failed relationship, attachment to abuser, fear of change, feel abuse is their fault, feeling hopeless/helpless, economic dependence on abuser, fear of harm to children, fear of damage to children over loss of a parent, fear of losing custody of kids, lack of job skills, lack information about DV, lack housing options, cultural or religious constraints.
500
Separation can last for months to years but averages this many months.
What is 22 months?
500
This theory believes remarriage involves both costs and benefits to kids.
What is risk and resilience theory?
500
Daniel Levinson's Development Theory demonstrated that the more time that is behind people, the more _____________ they become.
What is reflective?