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- Criminal Justice, Family Studies
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This document contains quiz questions on Chapter 15 of a Criminal Justice course. It covers topics such as stress, family crises, and violence. It is useful for students preparing for their quiz on this chapter.
What's inside
- Bad or negative stress
- Types of family crises
- Child abuse statistics
- Domestic violence
- Stress models and emotional regulation
- Family crisis models and life events
Who it is for: Students taking the CJS230 course, preparing for the Chapter 15 quiz. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
The document is quiz questions on family stress and violence. It covers stress types, coping mechanisms, violence forms, and family crises. Students get practice questions on these topics, both multiple choice and true/false.
Stress and Coping
Different types of stress are explained. Coping strategies are described. Emotional regulation and meaning-based strategies are included.
Family Violence and Abuse
Violence within families is defined. Different forms of violence are named. Domestic violence is discussed.
Family Crisis and Resilience
Family crises are described. Demoralization, dismemberment and accession are included. Family resilience is mentioned in the context of stress and crisis.
Theories and Models
Transactional Model of Stress and the ABC-X Family Crisis Model are named. The General Adaptation Syndrome is mentioned.
Key terms
- Distress
- Negative or bad stress.
- Domestic violence
- Violence between family members, such as by marriage.
- Transactional Model of Stress
- A model of family stress sometimes called the 'interactional model'.
- ABC-X Family Crisis Model
- A family crisis model put forth by McCubbin and Patterson.
- Family resilience
- The ability of a family to function well during times of change.
- Stressors
- What cause a physiological and/or psychological response.
Questions this document helps with
- How do different types of stress affect families?
- What are the main forms of family violence?
- What strategies can families use to cope with stress?
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