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Erica Brown Prayer We pray for Gods protection As our children go to school
Help them to remember To obey the Golden Rule As they pledge their allegiance May they understand
The stars and stripes are symbols Of Gods blessing on our land ID: 485538

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DLG 6.3

Erica BrownSlide2

Prayer

We pray for God's protection, As our children go to school.
Help them to remember To obey the Golden Rule.

As they pledge their allegiance May they understand,
The stars and stripes are symbols Of God's blessing on our land.

We ask for good direction. Guide them as they grow.
When they face temptation Give them power to say, "No!"

Give us strength, as parents, To be what we should be.
There is nothing more important Than a healthy family tree.Slide3

Parent-Adult Child Relationships

The relationship a child experienced with his/her parents puts a profound influence on that person

Good Relationship

Bad RelationshipSlide4

Activity

In your tables make two lists. One list that shows what parenting ways you would like to use if you have children from your parents. The other list shows what parenting ways you would NOT use from your parents. Then talk about how they have effected you and made you a certain way.Slide5

Parents Disapproval of Child’s Partner

The parent doesn’t like the person their son or daughter has chosen

The parents feel the other person has a problem

The other person is different from the parent’s family

Significant age difference

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person has been married before

Too much in a hurrySlide6

How Parents Show Disapproval

Object, criticize, adverse influence, taking sides in disputes

How to get parents approvalSlide7

Child’s Identification with Parents

Positive Identification: the attachment of the child to images of desired loving behavior

Negative Identification: an effort to avoid being like the parent Slide8

Interdependence b/w Generations

Families taking care of their elderly

Putting elderly in nursing homes or assistant living

Not an easy decision to put elderly into a home

Families actually visit frequentlySlide9

Mother-Daughter Relationships

Married women usually see their mothers more than married sons.

Daughters with children are more likely to contact their mother and not mother-in-law

Mothers sometimes criticize their daughters for the way their daughter keeps the house or her cookingSlide10

CONT.

Mother-Dependent

High-Reciprocity

Low-Reciprocity

Daughter-DependentSlide11

In-Laws

Disagreements with in-laws are most common in early years of marriage

Study shows In-laws are influential in the overall success of the marriage

In-laws can cause hostility and stress b/w spouses who have emotional loyalties to their own families.

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Helpful Extra Scholarly Readings

http://roa.sagepub.com/content/14/3/291.

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http://link.springer.com/article/10.2307/2061714#page-

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