Ch. 6 Understanding Families

8. A family structure that includes other relatives, such as grandparents, aunts, uncles, and/or cousins, living with parents and their children.
9. A couple without children.
10. Works to earn income to support the family, fulfilling financial needs and ensuring stability.
11. Provides emotional and financial support, guides children in their development, and teaches life skills.
13. A family structure formed when a single parent marries.
15. One adult living with one or more children.
17. Takes responsibility for the health and well-being of family members, which can include parenting or caring for elderly relatives.
18. The way in which a person or group lives, including daily habits and choices.
19. The bearing of children.

1. The teaching process used to help children learn to conform to social standards.
2. Shares wisdom and family traditions, provides support and care, and often plays a nurturing role.
3. The functions or positions that individuals take on within a family.
4. A family group that consists of a man, woman, and their children.
5. Duties or tasks that a family member is expected to perform.
6. Offers companionship, support, and sometimes acts as a mentor or role model for younger siblings.
7. Listens and provides comfort during difficult times, helping family members cope with stress or challenges.
12. Statistical qualities of the human population.
14. The makeup of a family group based on the relationships of the members in the family.
16. Two or more people related by blood, marriage, or adoption; two or more persons who share resources, responsibility for decisions, personal priorities, and goals and who have commitment to one another over time.