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Family Life & Interpersonal Relationships

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Instrumental and Terminal Values

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Instrumental: a way of thinking that an indiv. values BEING Terminal: goals/ideals a person works towards ATTAINING

#2
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Emotional intelligence

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self awareness altruism motivation empathy ability to love/be loved

#3
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Self esteem

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Largely determined in childhood Can boost by positive talk and positive thinking

#4
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Refusal skills

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Learning how to say “NO”

#5
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“I” Message

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Acknowledging that individual controls own response

#6
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Gender diff

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Women: taste, smell, hearing Men: vision Women: fine motor skills Men: brute strength Nature/nurture both create diff

#7
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Chemical love

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Amphetamine like responses come from: Dopamine Norepinephrine Phenylethylamine

#8
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Anthropological love

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Propagation oriented. Romance wanes after 4 years, enough time to have and raise an infant.

#9
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Piaget’s stages of Cognitive Development

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• Sensorimotor stage, birth-2. Develops sense organs, learns objects exist out of sight • Preoperational stage, 2-7. Sympathy develops. Ability to imagine mental lives of others. • Concrete Operational stage, 7-12. Develops cognitive structures, including rule of conservation (volume does not change with shape) • Formal Operational stage, 12-onward. Abstract thought, theory rather than empirical knowledge, is developed.

#10
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Infancy stage

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Birth - 2 social attachment basic motor skills notions of cause/effect

#11
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Toddler stage

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2-4 Language devel fantasy and play improvement in self control

#12
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Middle school stage

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5-12 cooperation morals gender roles basic skills Awareness of place in world

#13
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Adolescence

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12-22 Sexuality Peers over family Independence and personal identity

#14
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Young adult

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23-30 Marriage, perhaps Family, and Career establishment

#15
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Middle adult

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31-50 Household maintenance Child rearing Career Advancement

#16
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Later adult

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51-death Accept events of life Develop healthy perspective on life and death Redirect personal energy to new roles and responsibilities

#17
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Marriage stats

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90%+ of Americans will marry Most fights are about money or sex

#18
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Traditional Marriage

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Conform to prescribed marial roles

#19
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Companion-oriented marriage

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Partnership and rewards of love more important than marital roles

#20
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Heath and marriage

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Married people: more money, sex, better health Men live longer, lower rates of alcohol abuse and depression Women’s wages go down

#21
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Divorce

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US has highest rate of divorce Divorced people more likely to marry again than singles Effect on children is enormous, but does not affect academics. After birth of child, marital satisfaction declines Divorce rate rises after children

#22
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Puberty

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Pituitary gland releases gonadotropins, which stimulate production of sex hormones, estrogen and testosterone

#23
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Hormone system

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Endocrine system. Hypothalamus sends message to pituitary, which turns off and on glands that produce hormones. Hormones carried to target via bloodstream

#24
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Prostate cancer

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More likely in African Americans