This Model of Single Parent Families Does Not Assume at Its

question 16

Multiple Choice

This model of single parent families does not assume at its base that single-parent families are out of the norm. This model assumes that every family form has strengths, or protective factors.

• A) Risk and Protective Factor Model
• B) Family Deficit Model
• C) Traditional Values Model
• D) Risk Factor Model

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Definitions:

Gender Neutral

Avoiding distinctions between genders, aiming at equality and not specifying a particular gender when unnecessary.

Glass Cliff

A situation where women or minority leaders are more likely to be put into leadership roles during periods of crisis or risk, potentially setting them up for failure.

Leadership Positions

Roles or titles within an organization or group tasked with guiding, directing, or managing others.

Gender Stereotypes

Preconceived and oversimplified beliefs about characteristics, attributes, and roles typically associated with males or females.