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Across 1. when parents compete rather than ___________ with each other, infants may show signs of insecure attachment or become closely attached to only one parent (p489) 6. in this model, the parents' and childrens' influence is reciprocal 9. the interraction of fathers' interractions with children is typically more __________ than that of mothers whose intereactions focus on caregiving (p489) 10. Stage 1 of Duvall's Stages of the Family Cycle (p 486) 14. fathers' tendencies to challenge children during play may encourage the child to ____ later in life (p 489) 15. ____; indulgent, few rules, rarely exert control 22. 40% of births in 2007 were to ___________ women (p486) 26. parents and children live with other kin in various combinations 29. developer of bioecological model; a family as a systems within systems (p485) 30. ____; uninvolved, seem to not care or be rejecting; may be overwhelmed by their own problems 31. lower SES parents have different socialization goals; may emphasize obedience as required by their own jobs (p493) 32. low-SES parents may have fewer _____ to offer the child resulting in child outcome differences (p493)

Down 2. the extent to which parents are supportive, sensitive to their childrens' needs, and willing to provide affection and praise 3. development of individuals is linked with that of other family members 4. proponents conceptualize a family as a dynamic, adapting system 5. Cherlin : families as a ____ -go-round experience for children (p487) 7. common term for Stage 7 of Duvall's Stages of the Family Cycle (p 486) 8. SES differences: ___ and working-class parents tend to be more authoritarian due to financial stressors (p 491) 10. across cultures, ____ typically spend more time with children than the other parent (p488) 11. blended families, at least a parent, stepparent, and a child 12. a sequence of changes in family composition, roles, and relationships from marriage to death 13. about 18% of American children live in _____ today (p487) 16. Amato: the family as surviving despite many social changes (p488) 17. in this model, influence runs one way, from parent to child 18. in this model, the emphasis is on the influence child has on parent 19. refers to parenting in which parents are controlling rather than allowing child to express autonomy, emotions, and decisions 20. typically consists of man, woman, and at least one child; can still be complex with reciprocal influences 21. ___ parenting; restrictive, high demanding, power tactics, physical punishment 23. the ability of parents to influence the other parent/spouse 24. fewer children and large Baby Boom generation translate into fewer ___________ for aging adults (p 487) 25. ___ parenting; flexible, accepting, responsive, enforce clear rules while communicating respect to the child 27. a subsystem in which parents coordinate their parenting either well or poorly 28. children clearly benefit when unmarried fathers become partners in child ___________ (p489)