PSYC 2450 Chapter Notes - Chapter 16: Coparenting, Family Therapy, View Model
29 Nov 2015
School
Department
Course
Professor
Document Summary
Socialization: refers to the process by which children acquire the belief"s, motives, values and behaviors deemed significant and appropriate by the older members of their societies. Family: two or more persons related by birth, marriage, adoption. 1940"s and 50"s focused on the mother and the child. To say that a family is a social system means that the family. Traditional nuclear family: mother, father and first born child. An infant interacting with their mother is already involved in a process of reciprocal influence. When the dad arrives, the mother infant dyad becomes a system. One implication is that the interactions between any two family members are likely to be influenced by the behaviors or attitudes of a third member. If not, these negative interactions often forecast children"s increase in adjustment problems. Children also exert effects on their parents as well. Consider that every member is a developing individual and that.
