Unit 1 Diverse Families Chapter Review Jeopardy Template

Social Theory	Family History	Defining Families	Hodge Podge
100 how the brain interprets data Perception is	100 True True or False Hunter Gather cultures we see the beginning of marriage and enduring relationships.	100 False True of false the definition of family never changes.	100 anthropology psychology sociology The three social sciences are
200 True True or False a microsystem deals with the individual.	200 having only one marital partner and being faithful to them. Monogamy can be defined as	200 Provides details and statistics about families in Canada Why is Statistics Canada important to our understanding of the family?	200 study of human behaviours in society and studies the cultural factors such as art, beliefs, habits, institutions of a specific community Define anthropology
300 What is This statement best explains this theory: " Families are	300 Going to work by the ages of 7-8 What is a common role for children in the pre-industrial period	300 A non governmental Canadian agency established to conduct research on the family. Who is the Vanier Institute?	300 Psychology is based on behaviour based on mental processes so it can help us understand the cause of our actions Why is Psychology useful in studying families?
400 This term can be defined as a way to reflect assumptions, gives us a framework for asking questions, provide a point of view, etc. What is theoretical perspective?	400 shift away from working, emphasis on being in the home and self worth was tied to having children In the modern consumer family describe the role of the woman	400 meeting the emotional needs of individulas within the family relationships Affective Nurturance is defined as	400 theoretical perspective identifies a point of view on a specific theory, a theory is a framework for organizing and explaining evidence. What is the difference theoretical perspective and theory?
500 androcentricity liberal radical social Name 3 of the four types of Feminists listed under Feminist Theory	500 consumer family is based on purchasing goods. It changed at the start of the industrial revolution as manufactured goods increased. Define consumer families and how they have evolved over time.	500 responsible for additions of new members provide physical care socialize their children controlling behaviour affective nurturance producing/consuming goods Name three of the 6 functions of the family that Shirley Zimmerman created to describe families and their functions	500 what happens how does it happen why does it happen how can people change what happens What are the four fundamental questions?

Unit 1 - Diverse Families Chapter Review

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