CH 5: What is Family?

Two or more people who are related by blood, marriage, and—occasionally—adoption describes the:

• non-traditional family

• traditional family

• grandparents

• single-parent family

Three or more generations of blood relatives live in a single household or compound describes the:

• joint family

• traditional family

• grandparents

• single-parent family

Each person has a role to play in his or her family, and each role comes with certain rules and expectations describes the:

• joint family

• traditional family

• family systems theory

• single-parent family

Families begin with the need for close relationships with others, which is known as:

• intimacy

• familiarity

• family systems theory

• ecological systems theory

Different styles of caregiving result in different relationship “attachments,” describes:

• intimacy

• familiarity

• attachment theory

• ecological systems theory

____________ is one theorist associated with attachment theory

• Piaget

• Freud

• Vygotsky

• Ainsworth

________________ adults worry that others don’t love them, and they often become frustrated or angry when their needs go unmet.

• anxious-avoidant

• secure

• happy

• anxious-resistant

________________ adults will appear not to care much about their intimate relationships, and are uncomfortable being depended on or depending on others themselves.

• anxious-avoidant

• secure

• happy

• anxious-resistant

People marrying others very similar to themselves describes:

• heterogamy

• homogamy

• dating

• courtship

People marrying others very different from themselves describes:

• heterogamy

• homogamy

• dating

• courtship