The document discusses various family structures including nuclear, blended, and extended families. It also outlines four parenting styles - authoritarian, authoritative, permissive, and neglectful - and notes that authoritarian parents may use punishment over discipline. Reasons why teenagers feel the need to runaway include family disputes, school problems, and domestic abuse. Key terms defined include mental health, autonomy, genogram, emotional quotient, considerate, resilience, personality, and interests.
The document discusses various family structures including nuclear, blended, and extended families. It also outlines four parenting styles - authoritarian, authoritative, permissive, and neglectful - and notes that authoritarian parents may use punishment over discipline. Reasons why teenagers feel the need to runaway include family disputes, school problems, and domestic abuse. Key terms defined include mental health, autonomy, genogram, emotional quotient, considerate, resilience, personality, and interests.
The document discusses various family structures including nuclear, blended, and extended families. It also outlines four parenting styles - authoritarian, authoritative, permissive, and neglectful - and notes that authoritarian parents may use punishment over discipline. Reasons why teenagers feel the need to runaway include family disputes, school problems, and domestic abuse. Key terms defined include mental health, autonomy, genogram, emotional quotient, considerate, resilience, personality, and interests.
FINAL REVIEWER – PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT Mental Health – is a level of psychological well-being,
or an absence of mental disorders
FAMILY – your best support system Autonomy – when you have your own basis for NUCLEAR FAMILY – traditional type of family that has personal standards and do not rely on others two parents and children living together
BLENDED FAMILY – refers to the family structure
consists of a couple wherein one or both of them have children from previous marriage
EXTENDED FAMILY – living with mom, dad, siblings and
grandparents
PARENTING STYLES
Authoritarian - may use punishments instead of
discipline. So rather than teach a child how to make better choices, they're invested in making kids feel sorry for their mistakes
Authoritative - invest time and energy into preventing
behavior problems before they start. They also use positive discipline strategies to reinforce good behavior, like praise and reward systems
Permissive - Permissive parents are lenient. They often
only step in when there's a serious problem
Neglectful - Uninvolved parents expect children to raise
themselves. They don't devote much time or energy into meeting children's basic needs
Reasons why teenagers feel the need to runaway:
- Family disputes - School problems - Domestic abuse
Genogram – pictorial display of a person’s family
relationships and medical history
Emotional Quotient – the awareness of one’s emotions
and ability to understand the emotions of others
Considerate – the ability to accept other’s opinions
even if it’s different from your own belief
Resilience – the process of adapting well in the face of
hardship, trauma, tragedy, threats or significant sources of stress
Personality – is a set of distinct qualities reflecting a
blend patterns of behavior, traits and talents
Interests – something you like doing, stirs your interest
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