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- 1. Cause and Effect of "Family Problem"
- 2. Cause and Effect of Family Problem CAUSE 1. Financial issue 2. Argument 3. Communication 4. New family member 5. Abuse EFFECT 1. Anxiety 2. Depression 3. Insecure 4. Distract kids from schooling
- 4. 1. FINANCIAL ISSUE A family financial problem is when someone in the family has financial challenges that make it difficult for the whole family to get the things they need, such as paying rent, buying groceries, and
- 5. 2. ARGUMENT Families often argue about topics related to major and even minor events, on issues such as: who is on (and who is left out of) the invite list, who is paying for what, which dates work for everyone, the location of the
- 6. 3. COMMUNICATIO N Communication within the family is extremely important because it enables members to express their needs, wants, and concerns to each other. Open and honest communication creates an atmosphere that allows family members to express their differences as well
- 7. 4. New family member Infidelity can have lasting impacts on partners and children the couple may have. Grief, brain changes, behaviors down the road, and mental health conditions such as anxiety, chronic stress, and depression can result. Some families have been able to
- 8. 5. ABUSE Some children react to family violence by internalizing their feelings which is manifested by depression and anxiety. In young children, depression may take the form of sadness, poor appetite, chronic fatigue, withdrawal from friends and low
- 10. 1.Anxiety Anxiety is a feeling of fear, dread, and uneasiness. It might cause you to sweat, feel restless and tense, and have a rapid heartbeat. It can be a normal reaction to stress. For example, you might feel anxious when faced with a difficult problem at
- 11. 2.Depression Spouses or partners can feel hurt and alienated, and children may feel guilty and resentful, or worse, they may blame themselves for the sufferer's symptoms. In turn, family relationships can also exacerbate depressive symptoms.
- 12. 3.Insecure an insecure person is a person who feels shy or uncertain around others and lacks confidence or self-assurance. Despite attempts by themselves and others, insecure people often find it difficult to feel good around others. Face to face contact or communication may cause them to feel uneasy.
- 13. 4. Distract kid for schooling Common distractions for college students include technology, work, and family. As an online student, your classroom is often your home, and these distractions may seem nearly impossible to avoid. Social media and texts ping you with notifications, and the temptation to respond can pull at your attention
- 14. Some tips how to build a Healthy Family * Being loving, caring and respectful. * Being warm, supportive and positive. * Communicating when disagreements occur. * Spending time doing things together to Healthy relationships between family members means that your child feels loved, safe, secure and supported as they grow into independent adults.