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Chapter 9: FAMILIES

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Group Members

1. MANG Somethin 200602242. KEO Sotharorth 200605323. THOURK Sokheng 12560710374. NOUV Phanna 42340702385. SOUN Saonuon 12560709866. CHEA Sokunthea 1114071288

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OUTLINEI. Family Processes

1. Reciprocal Socialization and the Family as a System

II. Relationships1. Parents as Managers2. Parenting Styles

III. Sibling Relationships

1. Sibling Roles2. Developmental

ChangesIV. The Changing

Family in a Changing Society

1. Divorced Families2. Stepfamilies

V. Social Policy, Adolescents, and Families

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Course Objective Discuss the nature of family

processes in adolescence Describe parent-adolescence

relationships Characterize sibling relationships in

adolescence

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I. Family Process1. Reciprocal Socialization and Family as

a System Reciprocal Socialization: the process by

which children and adolescents socialize parents just as parents socialize them.

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II. Parent-Adolescent Relationships1. Parents as Managers

Parents can play important roles as managers of adolescents ‘opportunities, as monitors of adolescents’ social relationships, and as social initiators and arrangers.

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II. Parent-Adolescent Relationships

2. Parenting Styles Authoritarian parenting is a

restrictive, punitive style in which the parents exhorts the adolescent to follow directions and to respect work and effort.

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II. Parent-Adolescent Relationships3. Gender, Parenting, and

Coparenting1. The Mother’s Role

In the past, in the present, and in different context are different

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THANKS for Your Attention!Questions and Answers

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