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Family development theory was one of the first theories developed in the late 1940s to view families as social groups that progress through defined stages of development influenced by life cycles. It proposes that families experience roles and tasks at each stage of development. The systemic family development model expanded on this by addressing its assumptions of universality and single-generation focus. It emphasizes stressors on the family and transitions rather than rigid stages, recognizing the complexity and diversity of families. The movie Coco illustrates this well by showing a multigenerational family navigating the stress of Miguel's love of music on the family system.
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Family development theory (4)
- 1. FamilyDevelopmentTheory By Ashley Larsen & Emily Merrill
- 2. Connectingleave ittobeavertoFDT Evelyn Duvall showed how the typical family with a Mother Father and two siblings would begin and then work through the stages of the family life cycle . This clip of “Leave it to Beaver” shows the stage of school-age and the teenage cycle that the family experiencing.
- 4. FamilyDevelopmentTheory ● One of the first theories developed in the late 1940’s ● First in its kind to be separated from psychology or sociology theories ● Families were social groups but influenced by the development process ● Families experience cycles and are defined in stages, which all have roles and tasks
- 5. “The SFD Model borrows from systems theory the concept of nonsummativity, or "the whole is greater than the sum of its parts." Systems theory emphasizes the wholeness and interrelatedness of families. It recognizes that families are comprised of individual members but it advances the notion that together these members form a whole (the family) that is not reducible to any of its individual parts (individual members)” (Lazsloffy, 2002, p. 208).
- 7. SystemicFamilyDevelopment ● Addresses the assumptions of family development theory: universality and single- generation bias. ● Focuses stressors on family and transitions rather than rigid stages of development. ● Recognizes the complexity of families as well as the diversity of families. How does Coco represent the SFD model? ● Multigenerational. Coco even includes the deceased family members! ● Miguel’s love of music is a stressor on the family. ● Miguel running away is the crisis of that stressor.
- 8. SFDCake The SFD model is like a layer cake. ● Each layer is a generation. ● All the family members are the ingredients of the cake, and the cake is their family unit as a whole. ● The round shape of the cake is the cycle of family life. ● Adding and removing layers are stressors on family. ● Removing a slice of the cake is like taking a snapshot of the family at one particular moment in time. ● The movie Coco is like a slice of the Rivera family cake.
- 9. Resources Connelly, J. (Writer), & Mosher, B. (Director). (2016, October 4). Leave it to Beaver [Video file]. Retrieved from https://youtu.be/gRzb4lxgNV8 Laszloffy, T. A. (2002). Rethinking Family Development Theory: Teaching With the Systemic Family Development (SFD) Model. Family Relations, 51(3), 206-214. Retrieved October 13, 2018, from https://byui.brightspace.com/content/enforced/476059- Online.2018.Fall.FAML400.06/Course Files/Rethinking Family Development.pdf?_&d2lSessionVal=uQTRsv4pbEscm4f2bVkZAtVwj&ou=476059. Smith, S. R., & Hamon, R. R. (2017). Exploring family theories. New York: Oxford University Press. Unkrich, L. (Director). (2018, February 5). Coco [Video file]. Retrieved from https://youtu.be/t19T-F0LGZk