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    and wife become more equal by the increased participation by women in the labour market have led to more equality in modern family life.’ This view is highly supported by many sociologists like Young and Willmott who suggest that the family is becoming more symmetrical and therefore‚ is in fact becoming more egalitarian via a ‘march of progress.’ They suggest that the family is gradually improving in terms of equality as there has been a trend away from segregated conjugal roles and more of a shift

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    important element of structural family therapy model is a strong stance of the therapist in order to interact with the family and influence change. The therapist holds an expert/active stance and is directive. Additionally the therapist assumes leadership in the therapeutic process‚ thus he/she has the most power in the therapy room (Minuchin‚ 1974). Therefore‚ it is important for a therapist to become involved in the structure of the family and has to be inducted into the family. After that the therapist

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    Abstract When a family decides to have a child‚ everything changes. That child becomes a number one priority. In order for a child to lead a healthy‚ functional life‚ a family needs to be strong and functional. When a family becomes dysfunctional‚ the most effected is the children. The children forget their children and act out which makes them difficult to live with. If a dysfunctional family‚ let alone the children‚ knew that therapy and help was available to them‚ more families would become healthy

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    The Karen’s family structural roles are separated and influence by age‚ gender‚ family‚ marriage‚ and kinship. The Karen’s like many other culture interpreted respect/ manners differently and it’s past down by the family. People in the Karen culture like many others traditional cultures are gender role separated. The men will work in the fields and the women do housework‚ but some female will do field work. Traditionally most of them wear red shirts that includes male and married females‚ and single

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    | Growing Up In A Dysfunctional Family| Developmental Psychology| | Denise King| 4/18/2011| | Growing Up In a Dysfunctional Family When some people look back on their childhood they see happy times full of family memories‚ traditions‚ love‚ and encouragement. When I look back on my childhood I remember drug abuse‚ visiting my step father in jail‚ going without utilities‚ and playing the role of a mother at the age of eight. I knew I was different from other children. I knew that my parents

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    come from dysfunctional families. This is the cause of Romeo and Juliet’s tragedy. It is what lead to the death of both Romeo and Juliet. A dysfunctional family is a family with conflict‚ misbehaviour or neglect. Families should be close and understanding of each other. They should love one another and share their love and feelings. This is not the case with Romeo and Juliet’s families. Both their families had distant parents‚ the parents misunderstood their children and the families showed hatred

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    The situations I can put myself in to help me grow personally and professionally is dysfunctional family situations‚ drug and alcohol counseling‚ and individual counseling. In dysfunctional family situations‚ some clients who are abusing substances are experiencing family difficulties such as CYS‚ marital issues‚ or domestic violence. An example would be listening to a female client’s dilemma with losing her child due to her heroin addiction‚ physically attacking her ex-husband after hearing the

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    Living with a dysfunctional family has shaped my outlook on life. I never knew I had a keen interest in human behavior and thoughts until my brother went through a middle school crisis. I remember coming home from school to a depressing environment. My brother was bullied which changed his life forever and mine too. I saw how much other human beings can have such an immense impact on one person. I began to wonder whether I would have the resilience or fall victim like my brother. The way people cope

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    A caring family can mean the difference between life and death for a newborn coming into the world. The beginning of all people’s lives is to emerge from a mother‚ whether it be birth or removal. The child needs to be taken care of‚ so they can survive what “is uncertain about the world”(McLeod). In the novel "Frankenstein" by Mary Shelley‚ the relationship between Victor Frankenstein and the monster is an analogy for a dysfunctional family. Victor is an absent father‚ and the monster is a child

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    The movie ‚ Ordinary People‚ is about a dysfunctional family that has experienced a tragic loss of a family member. This loss becomes fatal to the normality of the family’s synchronized relationship. The Jarrett family desperately needs conflict management to return to the stability that they somewhat once had. Conrad ‚and parents Beth and Calvin Jarrett resort to silence or violence in many crucial conversations throughout the film. In order for the family to reach equivalent harmony‚ behavioral

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