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Productivity
Leadership
Protection, Support, Nurturance
Setting Appropriate Boundaries- identity, sexual and emotional
Clear Communication
Conflict Resolution
Development of individual autonomy, independence
Development of Self-control
Development of Empathy
Values and Standards
Formation of Identity and self-esteem
Define Family Identity through rituals |
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| - repetitive sequences of family interactions |
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| ability of family to adapt to change and crisis, rigidity |
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| smaller units within a famaily |
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| specific rules about who participates in which activities “enmeshment” “disengagement” |
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Status shift
financial change, unemployment
Expansion/Addition
childbirth, extended family joining household, return of adult children, raising grandchildren
Dispersion
children transitioning, death of family member, divorce
Life stage transitions
retirement, death of spouse |
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Culture is the transgerational transmission of behaviors, values and beliefs that provides a context of meaning to individuals and defines good and bad, right and wrong and desirable and undesirable
Cultures attempt to cope with the inevitability of disease and death by providing an explanatory system for:
the etiology of illness
the techniques for the diagnosis of illness
methods of appropriate therapy
Provides an explanatory system
perceived susceptibility to disease
perceived seriousness of disease
cues to motivate action
Defines normality
Regulates appropriate behavior toward medical system |
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establishes ties by reference to common origins
implies shared patterns of behavior and interaction
implies identity in interaction with larger society
high degree of heterogeneity related to acculturation, socioeconomic and regional differences- social class most important factor |
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| views of disease and cure: |
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