Unit 1 You and Others
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Objectives j t
After studying this section, you will be able to
define relationship, socialization, culture, family, generation, family type, role,
siblings, affection, and respect.
explain why the relationship between children and parents is important.
give examples of how brothers and sisters can learn to get along with one another.
describe how people can stay active and independent as they grow older.
relationship: a pattern of interaction with one or more persons over time.
socialization: teaching the ways and customs of a culture to others.
culture: the beliefs and customs of a certain racial, religious, or social group.
family: a group of people related to one another by blood (birth), marriage, or adoption.
generation: all the people who are born and live in about the same time span.
family type: the makeup of a family.
role: a person’s place in a group.
siblings: brothers and sisters.
affection: a feeling of fondness.
respect: a high or special regard for someone.
Key K Terms e
Study the Key Terms by completing crossword puzzles,
matching activities, and e-flash cards at the website.
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Website
www.g-wlearning.com
Main n Ideas
Family types vary.
Communication among family members is important, especially among
children and parents.
Brothers and sisters need to learn how to get along with one another.
Older relatives living with a family need to be treated with love and respect.
Section 1-3
You and Your Family
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Unit 1 You and Others
18
Objectives j t
After studying this section, you will be able to
define relationship, socialization, culture, family, generation, family type, role,
siblings, affection, and respect.
explain why the relationship between children and parents is important.
give examples of how brothers and sisters can learn to get along with one another.
describe how people can stay active and independent as they grow older.
relationship: a pattern of interaction with one or more persons over time.
socialization: teaching the ways and customs of a culture to others.
culture: the beliefs and customs of a certain racial, religious, or social group.
family: a group of people related to one another by blood (birth), marriage, or adoption.
generation: all the people who are born and live in about the same time span.
family type: the makeup of a family.
role: a person’s place in a group.
siblings: brothers and sisters.
affection: a feeling of fondness.
respect: a high or special regard for someone.
Key K Terms e
Study the Key Terms by completing crossword puzzles,
matching activities, and e-flash cards at the website.
ompanion
Website
www.g-wlearning.com
Main n Ideas
Family types vary.
Communication among family members is important, especially among
children and parents.
Brothers and sisters need to learn how to get along with one another.
Older relatives living with a family need to be treated with love and respect.
Section 1-3
You and Your Family

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