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Strong Families

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FAMILY UNITY

primary social group; parents and children
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COMMUNICATION

FILLS A NEED FOR CLOSENESS IN THE FAMILY
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RESPECT

FAMILIES RECOGNIZE THAT EACH MEMBER IS DIFFERENT AND TAKE PRIDE IN
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TRADITIONS

  • A custom that is followed over time
  • Ex: extended family dinner every month
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UNDERSTAND PARENTS

TO MAKE RELATIONSHIPS WORK TEENS MUST UNDERSTAND THEIR PARENTS
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TALKING TO PARETNS

  • Take time to get to know you're parents
  • Be positive
  • Looks for easy approaches to tough topics
  • Use humor
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LIMITS

  • Parents do not set limits or rule for fun
  • They're for direct family life, family's values, to develop positive traits, ect.
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HEREDITY

INVOLVES THE GENETIC TRAITS RECEIVED FROM PARENTS AT BIRTH
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BIRTH ORDER

  • Order in which each child is born
  • First born - tend to grow up responsible
  • Middle - less involved with parents
  • Youngest - spoiled, self centered
  • Only child - lots of attention from parents fast learners, good students, ect.
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Maggie Fehrenbach