HOD-1250 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Family Therapy, Enmeshment, Parenting Styles
31 Jan 2020
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Systems theory: how systems function and affect us attachment & parenting. Social identity development: how our macrosystems influence our development. Intersectionality and identity development: building on social identity development and. Intersectionality and relationships: how our attachment patterns, socialization and worldviews. Family systems theory: bowen, power, hierarchy, rules, communication patterns, explicit vs. implicit, directionality. Level of differentiation: between family members: adequate boundaries, within family members: cognition from emotion, **according to bowen, the optimal family system has, high differentiation. Interdependence (lack of detachment: and balances 2 constructive life forces, differentiation, togetherness. Frame of reference (impacts how one sees and interprets the world; "glasses") Status quo: does not require conscious acts of individual intention to continue but requires active resistance to disrupt, cycle of systemic oppression {**know this, interrupting systemic oppression. There is no gene or cluster of genes common to all blacks or all whites. Were race "real" in the genetic sense, racial classifications for individuals would remain constant across boundaries.
