Family Relationships

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Across
  1. 2. Type of nonphysical abuse that includes negative statements.
  2. 3. Type of family where close relatives live together or near each other.
  3. 6. Situations that often involve a struggle for power is known as resolving:
  4. 8. Third factor accounting for change in the American family is _ marriage
  5. 12. Often called the "basic unit of society."
  6. 14. Family members can tell each other what they honestly think and feel.
  7. 17. Type of family where an adult or couple care for children whose biological parents are unable.
  8. 19. When an adult fails to provide the basic needs of children.
  9. 21. Type of abuse that intentionally causes harm to another person.
  10. 22. Half of all children today are raised in _ -parent families.
  11. 23. An arrangement in which spouses live apart.
  12. 24. 2.5% of all stay-at-home parents.
  13. 28. Second factor accounting for change in the American family is high divorce:
  14. 29. Process by which children develop into responsible adults.
  15. 30. First factor accounting for change in the American family is more women in the work:
  16. 31. Family consisting of a biological parent, stepparent and children of one or both parents.
Down
  1. 1. Term for brothers or sisters.
  2. 4. The ability to understand another person's thoughts or feelings.
  3. 5. Being able to say "I'm sorry" or "I love you" is know as _ emotions.
  4. 7. Second source of help for families listed in the text are family:
  5. 9. Last source of help for families listed in the text.
  6. 10. Family members making each other feel important is know as respect and:
  7. 11. Violence or abuse by one spouse to another (2 words).
  8. 13. Responsibilities divided fairly among family members.
  9. 15. The legal process by which another person's child is raised by a family.
  10. 16. A couple and their children living in one household (2 words)
  11. 18. Second source of problems that can cause a family stress.
  12. 20. First source of family stress.
  13. 25. First source of help for families listed in text are family:
  14. 26. A child who leaves home without permission.
  15. 27. A legal agreement to end a marriage.
  16. 29. Dividing up chores is known as _ responsibilities.