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Volunteering and Workplace
Family
Parenting
Management
100
When a group of two or more people live together.
What is family?
100
The red cross, Food kitchens, The Salvation Army, and The United Way are some examples.
What are some examples of national charities you can volunteer for?
100
To be a support system for the care and raising of children in order to meet the child's physical, emotional, and mental needs.
What are the functions of family?
100
They're the authoritarian, permissive, and democratic.
What are the three parenting styles?
100
The way of dealing with or controlling things or people.
What's the meaning of management?
200
When a person who gives unpaid help to others in the form of time, service, and skill.
What's a volunteer?
200
To practice and to gain references.
What are some practical benefits of volunteering?
200
When the couple gets to know each other and thinks about having children.
What's the establishment stage?
200
To provide nurturance, guidance, and discipline.
What are the major roles of parents?
200
To display procrastination, avoidance, imposition of guilt and coaxing.
What are the 4 management undermining behaviors?
300
When you barely needs education, is temporary and can be changed anytime you wish.
What is a job?
300
A career you need education for and it's permanent, not changing. While for a job it's temporary and you don't need education.
What's the difference between a job and career?
300
Establishment, Expanding, Developing, Launching, Middle Age, and Retirement.
What are the stages of family development?
300
They've changed because of Media and technology influences.
Why have our experiences of family changed?
300
To have family written schedules and task lists on a white board for everyone to see.
What are some useful strategies used to manage resources in a family?
400
To receive education, promotion and lifetime achievement, and it's permanent.
What is a career?
400
To write well, to speak clearly, and to be punctual.
What are some workplace skills that are essential?
400
To get a divorce, give birth , death, be re-married, and have extended family moving in.
What can affect the structure of family overtime?
400
To feed them in a healthy way, make sure they get enough sleep, and to give them routine doctor check-ups and vaccinations.
What does a parent have to do to insure their childs wellness?
400
Checking for bias and whether the information can be verified , then verifying the source of the information for credibility.
How do you determine the quality of information when analyzing it?
500
When parents have "the power" and assume that children will obey and do as they are told.
What is the democratic parenting style?
500
The loss of jobs and lower price for merchandise.
What's is the impact of the global workplace in the U.S?
500
To have bi-racial children.
What is an impact of cultural diversity in families?
500
By parents and children texting instead of talking, everyone has a phone, and children prefer texting to talking.
How has technology influenced family interactions?
500
To set goals, identify & analyze the resources, refine the goal, make a plan & assign resources, carry out your plan , and then evaluate the results.
What are the steps in a family resource management?