Pipeline - Theme 4 Exit Ticket

What are family dynamics in simplest terms?

• The ways in which members of a family interact with each other

• The financial status of a family

• The geographical location of a family

• The educational background of a family

What does calling a family unit dynamic acknowledge?

• That families are always the same

• That family roles are fixed

• That family structures can change

• That family members never grow

What are family dynamics influenced by?

• Economic status

• Gender roles and views of society

• Educational background

• Political beliefs

What historical event is mentioned as an exception to traditional family roles?

• The Industrial Revolution

• World War II

• The Renaissance

• The Cold War

What is an objective definition of family?

• Including only those related by blood or marriage

• Including friends and neighbors

• Including only those who live together

• Including pets and animals

What does the concept of ourselves reflect?

• Our financial status

• What the people around us think of us

• Our educational achievements

• Our physical appearance

What does the arrangement of a family inform?

• The family's financial status

• Other hierarchies, patterns, and rules within the family

• The family's geographical location

• The family's educational background

What does the term 'dynamics' refer to in the context of family systems?

• The financial growth of a family

• The changing, growing, and progressing of individuals in a family

• The geographical expansion of a family

• The educational development of a family

What is the main theme of the document?

• Family Economics

• Family Dynamics

• Family Education

• Family Geography