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Childbearing Family
Test #1
Question | Answer |
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Role | constellation of rules for behavior associated with a given status or position |
How does one establish their own role? | -They reflect goals-Mesh with partners role-learned directly and indirectly through interactions |
Acribed Role | roles in which a person formally assumes responsibility for carrying out an established set of norms.(charge nurse)*can be culturally defined as well (sex, age...) |
Acheived Role | Role which is assumed as a result of an accomplishment |
Adopted Role | Role which is assumed for the acheivment of a specific goal (stern parent of rebellious teen) |
Assumed Role | Role taken up or already possessed as an integral part of the personality (playing house) |
Role Conflict | friction among two or more roles that a person is expected to perform |
Role Distance | a gap or contradiction between ones role and ones self concept (flashy dresser difficulty conforming to work dresscode) |
Role Blurring | Occurs when expectations and chaacteristics or roles and associated behavior are unclear and there is no consensus on them (often causes conflict when a person assumes a role that is not believed to belong to them) |
Role Development | Parenting- promotes growth and development of another human being as well as for themselves |
Authorative Parenting Style | -uses reason and explanation when directing-encourage competence-exhibit warmth, concern and interest-children are more responsible,active, and successful |
Authoritarian Parenting Style | -more dominating-inficts punishment-unrealistic standards-"do it because I say so" |
Permissive Parenting Style | -exhibits little control-no structure |
Altruism Model of Parenting | -infants need skin contact from parents -be responsive to childs signals-parents need authorative parenting styles-promote mastery of language skills (start early)-arrange learning experiences -families need to feel "crazy" about their kids |
Limit setting/Disciplining kids | -reasoning-behavior modification-ignoring-consequences-time-out-corporal or physical punishment |
Guidelines for Implementing Discipline | -consistancy-timing-commitment-unity-flexibility-planning-dissapprove of behavior not child-privacy-termination |