Family Processes and Parenting

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Flashcards covering key concepts of family processes and parenting as discussed in lecture notes.

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What are the components of ecological theory as it relates to family processes?

Microsystem, Mesosystem, Exosystem, Macrosystem, Chronosystem.

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What is scaffolding in the context of family interactions?

A form of synchrony used to support children’s efforts at any age.

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What does reciprocal socialization refer to?

Bidirectional socialization where children socialize parents just as parents socialize children.

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What factors contribute to parental sensitivity to children's emotional management?

Parental sensitivity to children's emotions relates to children's ability to manage emotions positively.

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What are the advantages of having children early in life?

Parents likely have more physical energy, fewer medical problems, and lower expectations for their children.

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What are the advantages of having children later in life?

Parents have more time to consider life goals, are generally more mature, and have better career stability.

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How do sociocultural changes impact family processes?

Changes reflect influences like the Great Depression and the pandemic affecting family structures and dynamics.

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What are the primary parenting methods for managing undesirable infant behavior?

Methods include spanking, time-outs, reasoning, and diversion of attention.

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How do parenting styles impact children's development?

Parenting styles can lead to differences in children's behavior, social skills, and emotional health.

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What are the negative effects associated with corporal punishment of children?

Linked to lower levels of mental health, higher levels of aggression, and potential cycle of abuse.

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What does co-parenting refer to?

Support that parents give each other in raising a child.

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What are some consequences of child maltreatment?

Poor emotion regulation, attachment problems, and increased psychological issues like depression.

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What is a common characteristic of sibling relationships?

Conflict is common, and sibling dynamics can influence behavior and emotional development.

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How does birth order impact children?

Oldest children tend to be more adult-oriented and helpful, while later-born children may be more rebellious.

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What defines LGBTQ/Queer parenting?

Greater acceptance and presence in parenting roles, with many children from these families thriving.