Chapter 10

2. two unmarried, romantically involved adults living together
4. degree to which families believe that communication should emphasize similarity or diversity
6. two dimensions underlie the communication between family members
8. loyalty conflicts that arise when a coalition is formed, uniting one family member with another against a third person
10. overt, hostile interactions between parents in a household
12. conditions governing what family members can talk about
14. high in conversation and conformity
16. low in conversation and conformity
18. degree to which family members are encouraged to participate in unrestrained interaction

1. only one adult resides in the household, possessing sole responsibility as caregiver for the children
3. individuals create informational boundaries by carefully choosing the private info to reveal and who they share with
5. narrative accounts shared repeatedly within a family that retell historical events
6. is a network of people who share their lives over long periods of time
7. where one or both parents allocate an unfair amount of resources to one child over others
9. high in conversation and low in conformity
11. low in conversation and high in conformity
13. relatives that live in the same household
15. a wife, husband, and their biological or adopted children
17. at least one of the adults has a child or children form a previous relationship
19. emotions, affect, and mood form the parental relationship "spillover" into the broader family