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HHS4C Unit 1 Review

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Explore the importance of families in society, different types of families, the role of culture, and the impact of family structures on development.

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1
Impact of Industrial Revolution on families?
Women stopped working
Less important
Work in factories
Larger and rural
2
What is an extended family?
Parents, children, grandparents
Parents and adopted child
Mother and children
Couple without children
3
Impact of family traditions on identity?
Shape values
Create conflict
Affect children
No impact
4
What is NOT influenced by family structure?
Emotional health
Environmental factors
Responsibilities
Social skills
5
What is a dual-income family?
Both parents work
Not live together
One parent works
No children
6
How do social norms affect behavior?
Determine diet
No impact
Set behavior expectations
Apply to children
7
Role of grandparents today?
No influence
Rarely involved
Financial help
Wisdom and support
8
How does emotional intelligence benefit family?
Not important
More conflict
Only friendships
Understand emotions
9
What is the primary role of a parent?
Entertain children
Be a friend
Financial support
Discipline only
10
Significance of family rituals?
Not important
Strengthen bonds
Only holidays
Create conflict
11
What is an example of a family function?
Eliminate conflicts
Social status
Entertainment options
Emotional support
12
How can family conflicts be beneficial?
Permanent divisions
No impact
Better communication
Always avoided
13
How can technology impact family?
Isolates members
No face-to-face
Enhance communication
No effect
14
What is a characteristic of social learning theory?
Only children
Observing and imitating
Ignore environment
Focus on genetics
15
Benefit of emotional support from family?
No benefits
Dependency
Only childhood
Cope with stress
16
Why are families important in society?
Limit freedom
Socialization and support
Economic competition
No purpose
17
Example of cultural practice influencing roles?
Watching movies
Celebrating holidays
Playing sports
Going out to eat
18
Challenge for adolescents in family?
Favorite food
Find a hobby
Ride a bike
Independence from parents
19
What influences family roles?
House color
Car type
Cultural background
Favorite food
20
True statement about cultural influences?
Dictate roles and values
Only rural areas
Same structures
No impact
21
Effect of single-parent family on individual?
No love
Fewer responsibilities
No support
Unique challenges
22
What is a key feature of life course theory?
Ignores social norms
Applies to family only
Focuses on childhood
Examines life changes
23
What describes a same-sex family?
Parents and grandparents
Children only
One parent
Same gender parents
24
Significance of understanding life stages?
Plan vacations
No impact
Only elderly
Reflect on growth
25
How can families contribute to education?
Focus on sports
Figure it out alone
Emotional and academic support
Avoid school talks
26
How can family communication styles vary?
Same in every family
Argue all the time
Not relevant
Open or avoid topics
27
Impact of cultural diversity on families in Canada?
More traditional
No impact
Only immigrants
Variety of forms
28
How does family background affect school?
Only siblings
No effect
Favorite subjects
Influence skills
29
What is a nuclear family?
Includes grandparents
Multiple spouses
Two parents and children
One parent and children
30
Challenge for blended families?
No challenges
Fewer members
Too many resources
Adjusting relationships
31
Why is the history of families important?
Shows diversity in family structures
Families haven't changed
Simplifies roles in the family
No relevance
32
Primary function of family in support?
Enhance resilience
Ignore needs
Limit growth
Create dependency
33
How does family history help today?
Only sociologists
Insight into challenges
No relevance
Only older generations
34
What is socialization in families?
Learning social norms
Forming social clubs
Living alone
Making friends
35
Sign of a healthy family relationship?
Constant arguing
Avoid conversations
Focus on one member
Open communication
36
Role of peers in adolescent socialization?
Influence behavior
Cause conflict
Replace family
No impact
37
What is a blended family?
Combining children from previous marriages
No children
Same-sex partners
Single parent
38
What challenge might adolescents face?
Favorite color
Learning to walk
Choosing
Independence and identity
39
Key characteristic of Social Learning Theory?
Observation and imitation
Ignore environment
Genetic factors
Only childhood
40
How do norms differ across cultures?
Change yearly
Unique norms
Religious families
Same everywhere
41
How do family structures influence development?
No impact
Physical appearance
Affect personality
Educational achievements
42
Benefit of diverse family structure?
Broader perspectives
Limits opportunities
More conflict
Complicates relationships
43
What is polygamy?
Children from relationships
Multiple spouses
One spouse
Living together
44
What is a family function in society?
Care and socialization
Establish laws
Limit interactions
Economic competition
45
What does family dynamics refer to?
Home layout
Financial status
Number of members
Interactions and relationships
46
Which theory explains mental model building?
Life Course Theory
Psychosocial Development
Cognitive Theory
Social Learning Theory
47
How can family roles change over time?
Fixed roles
Adapt to life stages
Only during crises
Remain the same
48
One of six key family functions?
Entertain guests
Maintain wealth
Socialization for children
Control members
49
What role does culture play in family?
No effect
Represents different backgrounds
Extended families
Shapes roles
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Significance of gender roles in family?
Only parents
Shape expectations
Outdated
Same in every culture