Conflict + Families

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What does rejection impact

Self-esteem and self-confidence.

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What is a common cause of rejection

Differences in values and standards.

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What is the first step in conflict resolution

Bring parties together.

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What is negotiation

Discussion to find a solution to a common problem.

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What is mediation

Unbiased individual helps disputing parties communicate and resolve.

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What is an agreement

Positive outcome of mediation.

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What is resolution

Meeting needs and interests of disputing parties.

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What is an outcome

Final result or conclusion.

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What is a win-win resolution

Both parties achieve goals.

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What is a win-lose resolution

One party achieves goals at the other's expense.

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What is a lose-lose resolution

Neither party achieves goals.When do perceptions of masculinity and femininity begin

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What do gender perceptions influence

Child development.

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What can changing stereotypes cause

Conflict and group disharmony.

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What role are males and females increasingly sharing

Parenting.What is adoption

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What is surrogacy

Birth of a child via a surrogate.

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What is a community

People living in the same place or sharing a characteristic.

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What does demographic mean

Relating to population structure.

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What is a questionnaire

Set of questions for a survey or study.

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What is a survey

Close examination of someone or something.

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How does the ABS define a family

Two or more related persons in the same household.

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Give an example of a family in ABS definition

Same-sex couple or single parent with children.

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How are families today described

More diverse than ever.