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Which type of relationship involves a close connection with a small group of people, often involving shared interests?
Which type of relationship involves a close connection with a small group of people, often involving shared interests?
- Clique (correct)
- Acquaintance
- Companion
- Crowd
What term describes the phase in romantic relationships where individuals start to explore their interests in each other?
What term describes the phase in romantic relationships where individuals start to explore their interests in each other?
- Discovery of interest (correct)
- Commitment
- Friendship
- Dating
According to Parker and Asher, which type of relationship involves individuals sharing interests through regular interactions but lacking deeper connections?
According to Parker and Asher, which type of relationship involves individuals sharing interests through regular interactions but lacking deeper connections?
- Acquaintances
- Companions (correct)
- Intimates
- Crowds
What is the distinguishing characteristic of an autocratic leadership style?
What is the distinguishing characteristic of an autocratic leadership style?
Which type of peer group is typically larger and includes members with similar social activities?
Which type of peer group is typically larger and includes members with similar social activities?
Which term describes a group that serves as a standard for individuals evaluating themselves and their behavior?
Which term describes a group that serves as a standard for individuals evaluating themselves and their behavior?
What is the main difference between primary groups and secondary groups?
What is the main difference between primary groups and secondary groups?
What is a common characteristic of girls in peer relationships according to Furman?
What is a common characteristic of girls in peer relationships according to Furman?
What is the primary characteristic of laissez-faire leadership?
What is the primary characteristic of laissez-faire leadership?
Which parenting style is characterized by low warmth and high control?
Which parenting style is characterized by low warmth and high control?
What does a genogram represent?
What does a genogram represent?
What phase follows the discovery of interest in a romantic relationship?
What phase follows the discovery of interest in a romantic relationship?
Which of the following is NOT a factor that leads to attraction?
Which of the following is NOT a factor that leads to attraction?
According to Diana Baumrind, which two aspects must be considered in parenting styles?
According to Diana Baumrind, which two aspects must be considered in parenting styles?
What is a characteristic of a 'slacker' in a group context?
What is a characteristic of a 'slacker' in a group context?
In the context of family structures, what is a nuclear family?
In the context of family structures, what is a nuclear family?
Which family structure is characterized by the presence of parents and their children living together?
Which family structure is characterized by the presence of parents and their children living together?
What is one potential impact of financial constraints on career choices?
What is one potential impact of financial constraints on career choices?
Which of the following is NOT typically considered a family function?
Which of the following is NOT typically considered a family function?
What is a key consideration when discussing life roles in relation to career development?
What is a key consideration when discussing life roles in relation to career development?
Which factor might influence career choices based on societal norms and expectations?
Which factor might influence career choices based on societal norms and expectations?
What role does peer pressure play in career decisions?
What role does peer pressure play in career decisions?
Which type of family structure combines children from previous relationships with new spouses?
Which type of family structure combines children from previous relationships with new spouses?
Which factor may NOT significantly influence a student’s academic performance?
Which factor may NOT significantly influence a student’s academic performance?
Flashcards
Clique
Clique
A small, exclusive group of peers with shared interests(4-6).
Friendship
Friendship
A mutually satisfying relationship based on caring and sharing.
Personal Relationship
Personal Relationship
Close connections with friends, family, and valued individuals.
Primary Group
Primary Group
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Crowd
Crowd
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Secondary Group
Secondary Group
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Autocratic Leadership
Autocratic Leadership
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Democratic Leadership
Democratic Leadership
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Laissez-Faire Leadership
Laissez-Faire Leadership
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Control Freak
Control Freak
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Slacker
Slacker
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Idea Generator
Idea Generator
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Thomas Aquinas' Definition of Love
Thomas Aquinas' Definition of Love
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Nuclear Family
Nuclear Family
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Authoritarian Parenting
Authoritarian Parenting
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Permissive Parenting
Permissive Parenting
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Extended Family
Extended Family
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Blended Family
Blended Family
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Childless Family
Childless Family
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Procreation
Procreation
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Economic Provision
Economic Provision
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Socialization
Socialization
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Sense of Security
Sense of Security
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Study Notes
Personal and Social Relationships
- Personal relationships involve close connections with friends, family, and valued individuals.
- Friendship is characterized by mutual caring and sharing.
- Parker and Asher (1993) categorized adolescent relationships into acquaintances (occasional interaction), companions (shared interests), and intimates (open sharing).
- Arthur (1999) described cliques (small groups sharing interests) and crowds (larger groups with shared activities).
- Furman (1999) noted that girls tend to be more expressive than boys.
- Steinberg (2011) identified stages in romantic relationships: discovery, dating, and commitment.
- Primary groups involve close personal relationships (e.g., friends, family).
- Secondary groups involve less personal interactions (e.g., coworkers, classmates).
- Reference groups are used for comparison and evaluation of behaviors.
- Hogg and Vaughan (2011) identified leadership styles: autocratic (leader-centered), democratic (group-centered), and laissez-faire (minimal intervention).
Family Structures and Legacies
- Family is the basic unit of society, providing unconditional love.
- Genograms are graphical representations of family histories.
- Nuclear families consist of parents and children.
- Extended families include relatives beyond parents and children, often living together.
- Parenting styles include authoritarian (high control, low warmth), permissive (low control, high warmth), authoritative (high control, high warmth), and neglectful (low control, low warmth).
- Key functions of families include procreation, economic provision, love, socialization, and security.
- Various family structures exist including nuclear, extended, families with working parents, single-parent families, blended families, and childless families.
Career Development
- Career encompasses "jobs" and "occupations".
- Interests and personality affect career choices.
- Life roles (e.g., student, friend) influence priorities.
- Experiences (e.g., jobs, internships) shape perspectives.
- Culture, gender, family considerations, and financial constraints impact career decisions.
- School location and peer pressure can influence choices.
- Academic achievement and performance affect career options.
- External factors (e.g., family, financial limitations) affect career choices.
- Stages of career planning include self-evaluation, exploration, decision-making, goal-setting, and implementation.
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