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| Emotional Bonding that a family expirences through growing up |
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| The way a member of the family views their family (i.e. basketball team) |
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| the understanding of feelings, motives, fantasies, and same concersn. |
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| how family sytems manage stability and change |
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| Intergenerational Transmission |
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| plots family relationships and records social interaction |
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| When a person in a couple says something like "we dont talk about this, when this happens" |
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| How the family interacts with one another |
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| both partners expeirencing the same connection in relationships |
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| things that are more inportant to the indivudaul in the family then the family as a whole |
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| Transactional Communicatio Perspective |
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| Combonatiion of the individuals view in the family and the family view |
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| refers to the factors that regulate the flow of information between others |
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| how close can one get withoout interfering with others |
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| A final state that different paths have converged on. |
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| A families interaction patterns |
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| How a family interactional effect their communication |
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| one denpendence on another family memeber to help their own functioning |
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| consistency; all parts of the story are present and fit together |
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| Appear truthful or reliable |
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| point in a sequence where it is identified as things started here |
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| one person makes sense by making thier own world and how it works |
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| emphisizes self, meanings, and construction of self through interaction |
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| a retelling of what was expeirenced |
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| Communication between all family memebers |
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| talk in a sort of line of command or power or a (chain) |
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| How a family chooses to communicate with each other |
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| a Family understanding on how they communicate and and what is appropriate to talk about |
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| put the "owners' o0f the secret in imediate jeoperdy it may be physical or sexual |
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| Poison family reltionships |
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| the Storytelling shared btewwn multiple family members |
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| one family meber serves as a "wheel" or a clearinghouse to tell the re4st of the family |
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| a key person transfers information to a parent |
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| how a family uses communication to define itself |
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| Two adults and children from past relationships ( i.e. Brady Bunch) |
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| May include married couples who remain childless or infertile and still call themselves a famly |
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| focus on well Functioning families |
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| Single parent or more domminant parent |
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| Interaction between biological and adoption parents |
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| Making a legitimcy of something that is not officail by law |
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| Internal Boundry Managment |
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| The use of communicatin to with stand nuclear family |
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| A family in which an indivdual was raised |
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| A core group of individuals that love eachother |
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| External Boundry Management |
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| Using Communication to express conflict to outsiders |
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| Dicourse- Dependent Family |
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| The amount of family memeber relies on communication for internal and external boundries. |
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