symbolic Interactionism is strongly deterministic (for example, linear causality),
therefore it can be assumed that this theory takes a positivistic view of knowledge.
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False
Which of the following could be a first order change in an alcoholic family?
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The parents put their marital and alcoholic problems on the back burner
and focus on their teenage son who is having problems.
The family forces the alcoholic to go to treatment where she just goes
through the motions so she can get out of the program as soon as possible.
The alcoholic quits drinking but falls into pornography addiction
, All of the Above
In Elder Oaks' article about reason and revelation, he says, "_________ ."
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When Reason and Revelation differ, Revelation trumps Reason
Both Reason and Revelation are important ways we come to know truth
A child is taken to the principal's office several times because of cussing at the teacher
in school and acting out in other ways. The principal calls the parents each time the
child has problems. The parents have their own marriage problems and are thinking
about divorce, but they both agree that while their child is having so many problems,
they should not pursue the divorce idea because it would likely cause their child even
more problems. Systemically, this is an example of .
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a problem or symptom which maintains the family homeostasis.
In the article, The Deinstitutionalization of American Marriage, Cherlin argues that
marriage is weakening, and alternatives to marriage, such as cohabitation, are
increasing in popularity. Lauer and Yodanis argue that 90% of people still eventually
marry, and thus, marriage isn't going away any time soon. Based on Structure
Functionalism, if Lauer and Yodanis are right, then which of the following is true?
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, There must still be many needs that the institution of marriage meets for
people.
In the article on the systemic family development model, they address two critiques
of family development theory: the assumption of universality and the skew toward a
single generational focus. Which best exemplifies the assumption of universality?
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All families go through the same stages
Which theoretical paradigm emphasizes the discovery of natural laws using the
scientific method?
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positivism
Please describe a scenario that is an example of a negative or positive feedback loop.
Identify which type of loop you are using.
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In the Sound of Music, the nanny was creating positive feedback loop
through singing with the children and calling the children by their actual
names and letting them play/ act as children. The nanny made them feel
more human and they responded positively when the nanny was around.
therefore it can be assumed that this theory takes a positivistic view of knowledge.
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False
Which of the following could be a first order change in an alcoholic family?
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The parents put their marital and alcoholic problems on the back burner
and focus on their teenage son who is having problems.
The family forces the alcoholic to go to treatment where she just goes
through the motions so she can get out of the program as soon as possible.
The alcoholic quits drinking but falls into pornography addiction
, All of the Above
In Elder Oaks' article about reason and revelation, he says, "_________ ."
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When Reason and Revelation differ, Revelation trumps Reason
Both Reason and Revelation are important ways we come to know truth
A child is taken to the principal's office several times because of cussing at the teacher
in school and acting out in other ways. The principal calls the parents each time the
child has problems. The parents have their own marriage problems and are thinking
about divorce, but they both agree that while their child is having so many problems,
they should not pursue the divorce idea because it would likely cause their child even
more problems. Systemically, this is an example of .
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a problem or symptom which maintains the family homeostasis.
In the article, The Deinstitutionalization of American Marriage, Cherlin argues that
marriage is weakening, and alternatives to marriage, such as cohabitation, are
increasing in popularity. Lauer and Yodanis argue that 90% of people still eventually
marry, and thus, marriage isn't going away any time soon. Based on Structure
Functionalism, if Lauer and Yodanis are right, then which of the following is true?
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, There must still be many needs that the institution of marriage meets for
people.
In the article on the systemic family development model, they address two critiques
of family development theory: the assumption of universality and the skew toward a
single generational focus. Which best exemplifies the assumption of universality?
Give this one a try later!
All families go through the same stages
Which theoretical paradigm emphasizes the discovery of natural laws using the
scientific method?
Give this one a try later!
positivism
Please describe a scenario that is an example of a negative or positive feedback loop.
Identify which type of loop you are using.
Give this one a try later!
In the Sound of Music, the nanny was creating positive feedback loop
through singing with the children and calling the children by their actual
names and letting them play/ act as children. The nanny made them feel
more human and they responded positively when the nanny was around.
