1 Most Theorists View Families from a Contextual Perspective That

question 182

Multiple Choice

1 Most theorists view families from a contextual perspective that views

• A)parents' actions as all that matter for children's development.
• B)the family as a system of interacting elements,with parents and children influencing each other.
• C)biological factors as the pivotal elements influencing development.
• D)social systems outside the family as having little impact on development.

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Definitions:

Power Distance

A cultural dimension that describes the extent to which individuals in a society accept that power is distributed unequally.

High-Power-Distance Cultures

Cultures in which there is a great deal of acceptance and expectation of unequal power distribution among people, institutions, and organizations.

Rank

The position or level of importance within a hierarchy or organization.

Market-Entry Strategies

The planned methods of delivering goods or services to a new target market and establishing a presence in that market.