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one person maries two or more people |
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one women, multiple husbands |
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Activities expected of families |
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-reproduction -socialization -regulation of sexual behavior -economic cooperation -assignment of status and social roles -intamcy |
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Native Americans (History) |
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disperesed, married young, high morality, small families, children followed adults around, public shaming for discipline |
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believe that ones culture is better than others |
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first explorers, imported women, patriarchial, family broad social unit, children "small adults" |
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womens identity is consumed into husbands |
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American Slave Families (History) |
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no legal marriage (ceremonies that made them married in their minds), strong kin connection, families often seperated, sexual equality, socialized children |
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Mexican-Americans (history) |
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family reliance on extended kin, large households, strong division of labor, seasonal work |
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Nineteenth Century Families (History) |
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industrilizaiton, male and female roles, children not as dependent, public school mandatory |
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joined someone already here, formed ethnic neighborhoods, experience hostility, took jobs |
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-Commitment -Respect and trust -Positve communication -Morality and honesty -Rituals and traditions -adaptabilty -ability to seek help -time together -wellness orientation -meeting each others needs |
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Consanguineous relationships |
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extension of kinship-to neighbors or friends |
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large segments of population experience upward or downward mobility resulting from changes in society and economy |
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movement up or down the social class ladder |
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erotic attraction to members of the same gender |
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practice of publicly indentifying "closeted" gays or lesbians |
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bias and or discrimination in favor of heterosexuals |
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sense of ourselves as certain gender |
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touch more, use more qualifiers, use more descriptive words, less forceful, use tag questions |
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to the point, few descripters, reveal less personal info, protect feelings, |
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body language you use, where you stand, how you act while you are talking, facial expressions, 65% |
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Soures of power in communication |
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age or legitmacy, sex, money, love, physical strength |
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John Gottman's Four Horseman of the Apocolypse |
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contempt, criticism, defensiveness, stonewalling, and belligerence |
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listen, leveling, repeat, stay on topic, win-win |
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your reaction to problems |
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family adapting to new changes or stressors |
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family comes to homeostasis then moves on |
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another stress hits you before you are able to solve the first one |
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time, energy, and health problems |
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