FCS.1
Family that forms when a state court legally grants permission to a married couple or single person to raise another person's child.
What is adoptive family?
Parenting style that tends to offer support while setting clear limits; also called democratic style.
What is authortative style?
Pattern of change or growth over time.
What is dynamics?
Additional
What is auxiliary?
Primitive reasoning based on feelings.
What is intuition?
Husband and wife and their biological children.
What is nuclear family?
Help, assistance, leadership, and regulation provided for children learning to behave acceptably.
What is guidance?
People who aid communication between groups of people or organizations.
What is liaisons?
Aware
What is cognizant?
Capable of recovering from setbacks.
What is resilient?
Family that forms when an adult provides a temporary home for a child who is unable to live with his or her biological parents because proper care is not provided.
What is foster family?
Father or mother and his or her children.
What is single-parent family?
Large amount of something.
What is plethora?
Equal power
What is egalitarian?
Six basic stages many families go through as a normal part of life; includes the beginning, childbearing, parenting, launching, mid-years, and aging stages.
What is family life cycle?
Several generations, such as parents and their children, grandparents, aunts, uncles, or cousins, living under one roof.
What is extended family?
Organization of individuals into groups based on characteristic patterned relationships.
What is social system?
Process wherein different voices, opinions, or arguments are shared and oriented toward mutual understanding.
What is civic engagement?
Area of public policy dealing with complex questions and issues affecting society and families.
What is family policy?
Asking questions and restating ideas to discover the true message of the sender.
What is active listening?
Married couple who does not have children.
What is a childless family?
Cards
Definition (1 of 1)Forms when a single parent gets married; also called blended family.
What is stepfamily?
Guidelines, regulations, and laws the government enacts to address a particular issue or problem.
What is public policy?
Necessary; helpful
What is instrumental?
Way of looking closely at a situation and weighing possible outcomes before determining a solution.
What is critical thinking?