Family Structures
Unmarried person living on their own or with roommates with no children
Single Person
True or False: Parents are only responsible for their children’s physical needs.
False
Telling a child what they CAN do instead of what they CAN'T DO
Positive Statements
Hurting a child’s feelings
Emotional abuse
This function includes providing food, clothing, and shelter.
Physical Needs
One or more children living in a household headed by one parent
Single Parent
Parenting style that is low in control and high in warmth
Permissive
Remove a privilege if behavior is inappropriate
Loss of privilege
Burning is an example of...
Physical Abuse
Hugs and kind words are examples of this family function.
Emotional Support
A family with at least one other relative living with them
Extended Family
Parenting Style that is high in control and low in warmth
Authoritarian
Things that naturally happen without parental interference.
Logical and Natural Consequences
Difficulty Walking and Depression are examples of...
Sexual Abuse
This function includes providing money to pay for a child’s needs.
Economic Support
Two parents and at least one child from a previous relationship
Blended Family
Parenting Style that is high in control and high in warmth
Authoritative
Discipline technique that involves distracting a child with another option
Redirect Attention
Failure to provide a child basic needs
Neglect
This function is about creating a safe and secure environment for children.
Protection/Safety
Couple and their own children
Nuclear family
A three-year-old grabs a toy from his younger sister. His dad tells him “I know you want to play with that, but your sister is playing with it now. Perhaps, in a few minutes, we can take turns with the toy.” The dad’s Parenting Style is
Authoritative
Ignoring inappropriate behavior and deal with problem when child is no longer seeking attention
Reverse Attention
Allowing child to absent from school for 1 month or more is an example of...
Educational Neglect
This function helps children learn values, rules, and how to behave in society.
Socialization