Cultural Issues Affecting the Family

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CULTURAL ISSUES AFFECTING THEFAMILY


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CULTURE Thoughts Communication

Actions

Beliefs Values

Attitudes and

practices

Accepted Racial

Ethnic

Religious Social group

Passed


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CHARACTERISTIC OF

CULTURE


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Culture is based on shared valuesand bel iefs, and expected

behaviours.


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Culture is learned and dynam ic.


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Culture is integrated into l i fe anduses symbols.


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DEFINITION OF TERMS


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RACE

Race refers to a group of people whoshare biologic similarities such as

skin colour, bone structure, and genetic

traits.


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ETHNICITY

Ethnicity is a social identity that isassociated with shared behavioursand patterns. These include familystructure, religious affiliation, ancestry

or national origin, language, dress,foods and eating habits, and healthbehaviours.


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STEREOTYPING

Stereotyping is a term used to describethat assuming all members of the

group have the same characteristics.


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ACCULTURATION

Acculturation is the process by whichpeople adapt to a new cultural norm.


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CULTURAL DIVERSITY


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CULTURAL DIVERSITY

Cultural diversity is the quality of

diverse or different cultures. It isreferred to as having different cultures

respect each others differences and

that the variety of human societies orcultures in a specific region, or in the

world as a whole.


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IMPACT OF CULTURE ON

FAMILY STRUCTURE


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ASIAN


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Asian families were predominantly extendedand usually hierarchical in nature with males

and older individuals occupying a higher

status.


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AMERICAN


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Nuclear family concept holds a special

place in the mindset of Americans but it is

single-parent families, childless or childfree

couples and fused families which now

constitute the majority of families.


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HISPANIC/ LATIN AMERICAN


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The family structure is that ofextended

family. Obligations toward all family

members is expected and accepted as an

important role to be fulfilled by all members.


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EUROPEAN


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European family has many similarities of thatof the Americans.


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AFRICAN


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MATRILINEAL PATRILINEAL

matrilocal extended family

comprising of a man and

his wife, their married

daughters, son-in-laws, andtheir children

nuclear family

family includes other

relatives of the father such

as younger unmarried orwidowed sisters, aged

parents, and children of the

fathers clan sent to be

brought up by him


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AUSTRALIAN


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Basically, Australian families were from

Aborigines of nuclear type.


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CHANGING ROLE OF

A WOMAN

In the Philippines


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PRE-COLONIAL STATUS


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engage in trade

right to divorce their husbands

village chiefs

healers

high priestesses


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COLONIAL PHILIPPINES


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second sex

ilaw ng tahanan

breed and care for their children

associated with the church and the home

home maker treasurers of their husbands


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AMERICAN INFLUENCE


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empowered class

professionals


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CONTEMPORARY ROLES


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can handle money

act as religious mentors

arrange the marriage of sons and

daughters

striving to improve the familys dynasticconnections

highly regarded individuals


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Never judge someone's sexuality, only them who knows who they are, what they want,and where they wanted to be. For success is not measured through the attainment of goalsand dreams alone, but rather through respecting somebody to become someone. -chris serrano r.n.


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