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FAMILY NCM 101 Prepared by: Adelfa Candida V. Villaluz, MN
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FAMILYNCM 101

Prepared by:Adelfa Candida V. Villaluz, MN

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At the end of 1 hour the students will be able to: Define family State the different structures and

functions of a family Identify the different roles of father

and mother in a family Describe an ideal family

objectives

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Basic unit of societyUnity of interacting persons bound by ties of marriage, birth or adoption

FAMILY

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An open and developing system of interacting personalities with structure and process enacted in relationships among the individual members regulated and stressors and existing within the larger community (Smith & Maurer, 1995)

FAMILY

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Composed of two or more people who are emotionally involved with each other and live in close geographical proximity. (Friedman)

FAMILY

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An organization or social institution with continuity (past, present and future).

FAMILY

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Comprise of husband and wife and their dependent children, constituting a fundamental unit in the organization of society

Collective body of persons who live in one house, and under one head or manager; a household. Including parents, children and servants

FAMILY

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two or people who share goals and values, have long-term commitments to one another and reside usually in the same dwelling place

FAMILY

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Based on the Philippine Constitution, Family Code with focus on religious, legal and cultural aspects of the definition of family

Section 1 The state recognizes the Filipino family as

the foundation of the nation. Accordingly, it shall strengthen its solidarity and actively promote its total development

Filipino Family

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Section 2Marriage, as an inviolable social

institution, is the foundation of family and shall be protected by the state

Filipino Family

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Section 3 The state shall defend –

The right of spouses to found a family in accordance with their religious convictions and the demands of responsible parenthood

The right of children to assistance including proper care and nutrition, and special protection from all forms of neglect, abuse, cruelty, exploitation and other conditions of prejudicial to their development

Filipino Family

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Section 3 The state shall defend –

The right of the family to family living wage income

The right of families or family associations to participate in the planning and implementation of policies and programs of that affect them

Filipino Family

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Section 4The family has the duty to care

for its elderly members but the state may also do so through just programs of social security

Filipino Family

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Traditional family – both parents reside in home with children, mother assumes the nurturing role & father provide necessary economic resources

Two-career family – both partners are employed

Single – parent family – divorced or separated, unmarried, widowed male or female with at least one child

Adolescent family – young parents

Types of family in today’s society

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Foster family - temporary Blended family – combination of 2

families with children from both families, remarriage with children from pervious marriage

Dyad family – husband and wife living together without children

Cohabiting family – living together like family but remain unmarried

Gay and lesbian family

Types of family in today’s society

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Socialization (transmit culture, patterned way of living and value) Social control (conform to what it considers as desirable

behavior) Reproductive and sexual

functions (to perpetuate human species) Economic functions (provide economic needs) Identity and social status (gives status)

Basic Family Functions

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Characteristics:Protective, supportive and responsible and able to provide a number of significant benefits to themselves, communities and their children

Authority figure

father

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father Categories:

Weekend/holiday father

Sperm donor Youthful father Cuckolded father DI Dad

Categories: Natural Birth father Surprise father Posthumous father Non-parental

father

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Roles in the familyFather to his child or childrenHusband to his wifeDisciplining childrenNurturing love

father

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This father is preoccupied with providing financial support for his family. He may work long hours to bring home his pay check and does not take an active part in caring for the children. Making money provides this father with distraction from family involvement.

Reaction

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Categories Biological Surrogate mother Teenage mother Step mother Mother-in-law

mother

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Roles in the family Wife to her husband Mother to her kids Child bearer Form extreme close relationship with

children Sacrifice many of her wants and

desire for the benefits of her child

mother

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Characteristics of good mother Treat each child as an individual Helps their child set out on their own

path One that is willing to listen, listen, listen Show disapproval when she feels that

the child has done something wrong Willing to stand up on her own beliefs

mother

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5 basic functions of a mother Heart of the home Light of learning Learner-teacher Creative recorder Coordinator of responsibilities

mother

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G – good communication patterns O - observance of resilience D – desire to spend more time together C - commitment A - appreciate R - respect and religious orientation E - establish strong value system S - self efficacy

Universal characteristics of an ideal family

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Ability to express anger without denying love. Ability to accept differences in opinions and

feelings. Ability to clear and direct communication that

allow feelings to be expressed separately from action.

Ability for family members to depend on the larger community.

Ability to gradually hand over age-appropriate decision-making to growing children and support independence.

Five characteristics of a healthy family

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F - unA - ttentionM - emoriesI - nspireL - oveY –ield to GOD

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Good families aren’t born, they are made.

- Stinnett & Difrain, 1985

“The most important thing a father can do for his children is to love their mother.”

- Author Unknown

REFLECTION

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One with two married people, intact (no divorce or separated) and children are present

Characteristics of an Ideal Filipino Family

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Lifetime relationship grounded in romantic love and the institution of marriage

Presence of children and activities of child raising

Emotionally supportive environment Gender-based division of labor and

authority Parental authority and control

Main characteristics of the Ideal Filipino Family are:

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Social institution: accepted practice that bestows moral legitimacy on the relationship

Ceremony: ritual signalling that a special relationship has been formed

Legal status: set of rights and responsibilities backed up by the legal processes and sanctions

MARRIAGE

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Marriage is supposed to be based on romantic love, rather than arranged marriages or marriages for “economic reasons”.

Romantic love is supposed to be the motivation for getting married, the emotional legitimacy for the marital relationship and the cement that keeps the relationship together

ROMANTIC LOVE

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Supposed to be a lifetime commitment and a lifelong relationship

LIFETIME RELATIONSHIP

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CHILDREN EMOTIONAL SUPPORT GENDER

B/W FAMILY & SOCIETY Male – work outside of home Female - works to maintain home and family

WITHIN THE FAMILY Male Female Patriarchy

PARENTAL CONTROL

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It’s easy to surmise the main social problems of the family. Real people have a difficult time maintaining lifetime commitments. Love is a feeling that can easily disappear, taking with it an important foundation for marriage. Families do not necessarily need the institution of marriage to exist. Families can exist without ever producing children. The family can easily be abusive, rather than supportive environment. Gender norms have been strongly and radically challenged in our society. Parental authority has been significantly challenged by the media, peer subculture and pop culture.

Let’s react to this

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Internal organization and membershipnuclear- extended

Family structure

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Descent Patrilineal - matrilineal

Residence Patrilocal Matrilocal Neolocal Avuncolocal Bilocal

Family structure

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Authority Patriarchal Matriarchal Egalitarian

Family structure

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