CFS 131 Final Exam Review

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Human behavior occurs at the individual and population levels. This is an assumption from: Family systems theory, Ecological systems theory, Conflict theory, Social exchange theory, Biosocial theory

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Ecological systems theory

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A family is a goal-seeking system. This is an assumption from:

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Family systems theory

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The evolutionary origin of humans has an influence upon families today. This is an assumption from:

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Biosocial theory

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Social relationships are characterized by interdependence and reciprocity. This is an assumption from: Family systems theory, Ecological systems theory, Conflict theory, Social exchange theory, Biosocial theory

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Social exchange theory

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Societies operate under a perpetual scarcity of resources. This is an assumption from: Family systems theory, Ecological systems theory, Conflict theory, Social exchange theory, Biosocial theory

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Conflict theory

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Just like individuals, families change over time, and these developmental processes are essential for understanding families. This is an assumption from:

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Family Development theory

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Social support is one of the most important resources families can access during challenging circumstances. This is an assumption from: Symbolic interactionism, Family Stress theory, Feminist theory, Family development theory, Attachment theory

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Family Stress theory

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The quality of emotional bonds developed in early childhood with a primary caregiver affect a person's quality of relationships later in life. This is an assumption from:

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Attachment theory

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People will react to something according to the meaning that the thing has for them. This is an assumption from:

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Symbolic interactionism

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There is no objective, unbiased observation of humans. This is an assumption from: Symbolic interactionism, Family stress theory, Feminist theory, Family development theory, Attachment theory

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Feminist theory