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The document discusses the importance of family and social relationships. It describes how families provide physical, emotional, social, and cultural needs for its members. Families go through changes like marriage, divorce, and death that can impact members' emotions and roles. Common family stressors include moving, financial problems, illness, abuse, and violence. The document also discusses the importance of peer relationships and friendships in providing support through shared values and communication, while noting potential negative aspects like cliques, prejudice, stereotypes, and peer pressure.
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- 1. Family and Social Health
- 2. Why is family important? ! Family can be defined as the basic unit of society. ! Families can give us five basic needs: ! Physical: providing us with food, shelter, clothes and other necessities to live ! Emotional: providing us with love ! Social: providing a place to be able to express oneself ! Value and Character Development: providing us with a foundation for who we are as people ! Sharing Culture and Tradition: providing links to our families past and continuing those customs
- 3. Role in the Family ! What is your role in the family? ! Being part of a family is more than just being a brother or sister, daughter or son ! Some of you will be role models, confidants, rule makers, supporters, etc.
- 4. Changes in Family ! Families go through changes just like individual people ! Family changes include marriage, separation, divorce, banishment and death ! Family changes can affect your emotions and your role in the family
- 5. Common Family Circumstances ! These are common stressors on families: ! Moving ! Financial problems/loss of work ! Illness/Disability ! Drug/Alcohol Abuse ! Violence
- 6. Peer Relationships ! Peers are defined as people who share similar interests and have opportunities to interact ! Peers can also be defined as friends, but they do not have to be ! Why is it important to have both?
- 7. Advantages of Friendship ! Sharing of similar values and beliefs ! Open and honest communication ! Sharing ! Mutual respect ! Concern for each person s safety
- 8. Negative Aspects of Friends ! Cliques are small groups of friends with similar social background who exclude others ! Prejudice is making an assumption or judgment about a person ! Stereotypes are exaggerating a belief about an entire group ! Peer pressure is the influence of your peers on your actions