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Module 11 Family Structures and Legacies

This document discusses family structures and legacies. It has three objectives: 1) assess one's family structure and care received to better understand oneself, 2) formulate a plan to strengthen family relationships, and 3) create a genogram to trace physical and personality traits across generations. Key points made include that family is society's basic unit, provides values and socialization, and its structure greatly impacts development. Attachment styles in infancy also influence one later in life. Different parenting styles like authoritarian, authoritative, permissive, and neglectful are explained. Common family structures such as nuclear, single-parent, and extended families are defined.

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Module 11 Family Structures and Legacies

This document discusses family structures and legacies. It has three objectives: 1) assess one's family structure and care received to better understand oneself, 2) formulate a plan to strengthen family relationships, and 3) create a genogram to trace physical and personality traits across generations. Key points made include that family is society's basic unit, provides values and socialization, and its structure greatly impacts development. Attachment styles in infancy also influence one later in life. Different parenting styles like authoritarian, authoritative, permissive, and neglectful are explained. Common family structures such as nuclear, single-parent, and extended families are defined.

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FAMILY

STRUCTURES
& LEGACIES
MODULE 11
OBJECTIVES

01 Assess one’s family structure and the type of


care he/she provides and accepts, which may
contribute in understanding himself well

02 Formulate a plan on how to make firmer


and gentler relationship among family
members

03 Make a genogram in order to trace certain


physical features, personality traits, or
behavioral attributes over generations
• Basic unit of society
FAMILY • Parents provide the values

• Child’s behavior is indicative of how well the family functions

• The family is the first group with which a person made contact
and the first source of socialization

• Organization of the family has a great effect

• Basic institution of security which protects its member from the


demands of living

• For instance, they support the unemployed family member or the


physically handicapped and to take care of the aged member

• The more the family provides a harmonious environment and


support
Explained that personality is greatly
affected by one’s past experiences. Thus,
the family play a very important role in
the development of the person.

Sigmund Freud
Had an experiment related to attachment
(“The Strange Situation”)

Types of Attachment
a) Secure
b) Avoidant
c) Ambivalent
d) Disorganized

Mary Ainsworth
Attachment
• A very important in the development of
the infant especially during the first 6
months of his/her life. (primary caretaker
and child).

• The primary attachment is usually


developed to the mother but can also be
to fathers and other caregiver.
The Strange Situation
A study of attachment in infants
(Ainsworth & Wittig, 1969)
PARENTING
STYLES
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Authoritarian
A parent is excessively concerned with rules

RULE 1

RULE 2

RULE 3

RULE 4
Authoritative
Happens when the parents both
have firm limits on their children’s
behavior with love, affection and
warmth. They are willing to listen
and may consider their children’s
viewpoint.
PERMISSIVE
Demonstrated through giving
very few rules or demands to
their children
PERMISSIVE PERMISSIVE
INDULGENT NEGLECTFUL
Parents ignore their children
Parents are those that
and allow them to do
are too involved with
whatever they want
their children
FAMILY STRUCTURE
Nuclear Family

Composed of a father, mother and children


SINGLE-PARENT FAMILY
Family with children headed by a parent who is
widowed, divorced or who has never married
EXTENDED FAMILY
Composed of two or more nuclear families
economically and socially related to each
other
ACTIVITY TIME!
FAMILY
STRUCTURES
& LEGACIES
MODULE 11

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