Sibling Relationships
Definition: Have no biological relationship but are connected through marriage. WHAT IS THE TERM?
Step-Siblings
Give an example of what could meet the first level of Maslow's Needs?
Physiological (basic) : Shelter, Food, Clothes
How many family systems are there?
7
How many parenting styles are there?
4
How much DNA do full siblings share?
approx. 50%
What is the third level?
Love and Belonging
What is the difference between foster families and adoptive families?
Adoptive: goes through the court system to make the child legally their own
Foster:A family that provides custody or guardianship for children whose parents cannot care for them.
What is the difference between authoritarian and authoritative parents?
Authoritarian: Low warmth, high control
Authoritative : High warmth, high control
What type of siblings share only one biological parent?
half-siblings
Which level represents a person's full potential?
Self-Actualization
How many generations need to live under the same room to be considered multi-generational?
2-3
Whose duty in the family is it to help reach family goals?
Everyones!
Which sibling relationship is found most in two sisters?
Harmonious
Which level is categorized as "Social connections, love, and relationships with family, friends, and partners."
Love and Belonging
What type of family members are included in the EXTENDED family?
Aunts, uncles, cousins
How can parents keep their children physically healthy?
Regular medical check-ups, a balanced diet, and exercise
Name ALL types of sibling relationships that are based on warmth / conflict
Affect - Intense, Hostile, Harmonious, Uninvolved
What are the 5 levels of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?
Physiological (Basic)
Safety
Love and belonging S
Self Esteem
Seld-Actualization
Name ALL of the family systems
Nuclear, Step/blended, single parent, adoptive, foster, extended, Multi-Generational
Which type of competence do children learn by developing empathy and cooperation?
Social Competence