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Family and consumer science skills are useful in: - ANS-Food management, financial
management, human resources, public relations, tailoring, dressmaking, etc.

Family and consumer science skills can be applied to: - ANS-Virtually anything

Family and consumer education aims to improve: - ANS-A variety of skills that are
essential for the day-to-day functioning of an individual and his or her family

Work simplification - ANS-finding the easiest and quickest way to do a job well

Goals of family and consumer sciences education - ANS-1. Improving the overall quality
of life for individuals and families
2. Helping individuals and families become responsible members of society
3. Encouraging healthy eating habits, nutrition, and lifestyles
4. Improve how individuals and families manage their resources
5. Helping individuals and families balance their personal, family, and work lives
6. Teaching individuals better problem-solving techniques
7. Encouraging personal and career development
8. Teaching individuals to successfully function as both consumers and providers
9. Recognizing human worth and taking responsibility for one's own actions

Families form: - ANS-The basic unit of society

Individuals need to be: - ANS-Lifelong learners in order to develop and function
successfully

Individuals and families need to have: - ANS-And understanding of the advantages of
experimenting with different decision making methods and diverse ways of thinking in
order to solve any given problem will come here

Occupational family and consumer sciences focus on: - ANS-How did the skills of family
and consumer sciences can be used in the workplace

Occupational family and consumer science education place more emphasis on: - ANS-
Skills that directly relate to a career

, The occupational family and consumer sciences education - ANS-Takes the skills that
an individual has learned from the standard discipline and shows how those skills can
be applied to a career

A laboratory setting is important because: - ANS-It offers students an opportunity to gain
hands-on experience using a variety of skills and techniques

The laboratory setting offers: - ANS-Students a place to demonstrate and improve their
skills related to the family and consumer science field with the advantage of having a
teacher present to answer questions and correcting mistakes

American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences - ANS-Professional
organization involved in the family and consumer science education

Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) - ANS-an organization for
students who are enrolled or have been enrolled in family and consumer sciences
classes for at least one semester

It's important to balance your work and home roles because: - ANS-It is becoming more
and more common for individuals to have to act as both caregiver and provider for the
family

More common for men and women to share: - ANS-The caretaker and provider roles to
satisfy the physiological, financial, and psychological needs of the family

Direct communication - ANS-blunt communication that is literal and to the point

Indirect communication - ANS-Stating the information, but not to anyone in particular

Outside social interaction is important because: - ANS-It offers an opportunity for each
individual to improve his or her social skills, learn about the world around them, and
learn more about values that one might not learn from the family alone

Outside social interaction is necessary to: - ANS-Continue the lifecycle of the family

Divorce - ANS-Determination of the union created by marriage before the death of
either member of the union

Increased risk factors for divorce - ANS-No religious background or drastically different
religious backgrounds
Having a baby prior to being married
If your parents are divorced
Less education

Lower risk of divorce - ANS-Make over $50,000 a year
Well educated

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