1. Culture- ways of living developed by a social group, values and expectations 2.

Diversity- race, religion, social economic standing 3. Strong family: 9 points a. Work for the well-being or defend the unity and continuity of the family b. Support each other c. Respect each family members uniqueness and difference d. Spend time together to build family cohesion e. Delegate responsibility f. Allow children to make mistakes and face consequences g. Have a spiritual dimension h. Contribute to the well-being of their neighborhoods, city, country, and world 4. Extended family beyond mother, father, siblings 5. Nuclear family immediate family 6. TANF- temporary assistance to needy families. Previously called public aid. 7. Assertive democratic- warm relationships, meeting to meet childrens needs and give them guidance. 8. Family centersa. Title 1 programs- parent goes through activities b. Head start 9. Intervention- trying to change a behavior 10. Empowerment enable a community/ person by giving them the tools to learn 11. Gate keeping- parents build barrier, denial that children have problems to keep children away from people 12. Partiality- tendency to show favoritism over another 13. Family- two or more people related through blood, marriage, or adoption 14. Poor children the characteristics of single parent home, parents with low educational attainment, and part time or unemployed parents