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- Criminology, Sociology
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- Chapter 1
This quiz covers the basics of corrections, including family structures, racial and ethnic groups, and historical changes affecting families. It is useful for reviewing key concepts from Chapter 1.
What's inside
- Family structures and definitions
- Racial and ethnic groups in the US
- Historical changes affecting families
- Key concepts in corrections
- Multiple choice questions
Who it is for: Students taking the CJS230 course. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
This document is a quiz to test understanding of families and corrections. A student gets to check their knowledge of family structures and processes.
Family Definitions And Types
Different types of family structures are described. The quiz asks which family structures are the most common and least common in the United States.
Family Structures Around The World
Family structures in different cultures are examined. The quiz asks about the features of the family structures of particular races and regions.
Changes To The Family
Changes to family structures and processes through history are examined. The student is asked about current family structures and processes.
Legislative Changes to Families
Changes in United States law and their effects on families are examined. Questions ask which laws were enacted and by whom.
Key terms
- Family of procreation
- The family unit formed when one marries and produces children.
- Ethnicity
- A social construction that identifies groups with common cultural traits.
- Cohabiting couples
- An unmarried pair who live together in a single household.
- Ecological Model
- A model to understand the influences affecting an individual and their family.
- Diversity
- The broad spectrum of differences among groups of people.
- Collectivist
- A group of people who define their identity in terms of relationships.
Questions this document helps with
- How is a family of procreation different from a family of origin?
- Which racial community has the lowest percentage of children living with cohabiting parents?
- What is an ecological model and what does it study?
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