Families with futures: a survey of family studies for the 21st century
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| adam_text | Contents in Brief
Acknowledgments xix
About the Authors xxi
PROLOGUE From What Was Through What Is to What
Could Be 1
I. The art and Science of Family Studies
1. The Changing World of Families 5
2. Family Scholarship in Action: Theories, Methods,
and Ethics 28
II. From Risk to resiliency
3. Resiliency: Families At Their Best 61
4. Hurried Family Culture: Family Time in a Digital Age 93
5. Family Wellness: Beyond Absence of Illness 125
III. Intimate Partners and partnerships
6. Sexual Intimacy: Biology and Pleasure 161
7. Forming Relationships: Dating, Cohabitating,
and Staying Single 202
v
vi CONTENTS IN BRIEF
8. The Conjugal Commitment: Married and Other
Committed Partnerships 225
9. Decoupled Families: Deserted, Separated, Divorced,
and Widowed 249
IV. Children, Kith, and Kin
10. Parents, Children, and Socialization: Roles, Rights,
and Responsibilities 275
11. Relatives, Fictive Kin, and Community: Default,
Design, and Social Context 311
V. Managing Family Relationships
12. Family Power, Conflict, and Violence 341
13. Money Matters: Class, Economics, and Material
Dynamics of Family Living 368
Epilogue
14. From Family Values to Valuing Families 397
Appendices
A. National Council on Family Relations
Ethical Principles and Guidelines 417
B. Family Studies Resources, by Jan. M. Orf, M.S., M.A. 424
Contents
I. The Art and Science of Family Studies 3
1. The Changing World of Families 5
Chapter Preview 6
Shifting Concepts of Family 6
Family: As Much an Idea as a Thing 6
Box I . I Thomas Jefferson s Family by Christy M. Clark 8
Demography, Change, and Diversity 9
Class, Ethnicity, and Race 10
Gender 11
Sexual Orientations 11
The Significance of Families 12
The Importance of Families for Individuals 12
Box i .2 Children of Suffering Families by Patrick Sean
Moffett, C.F.C., Ph.D. 13
The Consequences of Families for Communities 14
Box I .3 Southern Families by Robert H. Freymeyer, Ph.D.
and Barbara E. Johnson, Ph.D. 14
The Gravity of Families for Humanity 15
Box I .4 Family Effects of Being a Child during War by
Barbara Elden Larney, Ph.D. 16
a 21st-century reconstruction of family 17
Who Constitutes Your Family? 17
Families as Strategic Living Communities© 18
Families in Decline or Families in Transition? 18
Toward a Strength-Centered, Resiliency Focus 19
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Family Studies: An Emerging Interdiscipline 20
Contributions of the Core Disciplines of Family Studies 20
The Art and Science of Family Studies 21
Box I .5 Reuben L. Hill by Paul Mattessich, Ph.D. 22
Glossary 24
For Your Consideration 24
For Further Study: Web Sites, Organizations, and Publications 24
Web Sites and Organizations 24
Publications 25
References for Cited Works 25
2. Family Scholarship in Action: Theories, Methods,
and Ethics 28
Chapter Preview 29
Theories for Understanding Families 29
Two Mirrors for Understanding Family Dynamics 29
Box 2. I Commuting: Pragmatic Choice in Dual-Earner
Households by Heather Hofmeister, Ph.D., and
Phyllis Moen, Ph.D. 30
Box 2.2 Decision Making in Adoption by Nelwyn B. Moore,
Ph.D., and J. Kenneth Davidson, Sr., Ph.D. 31
Three Prisms for Understanding Family Changes 33
Box 2.3 The Sacred Life Cycle of Families by Fr. Craig
Albrecht 34
Box 2.4 Adoption in the Case of the Older Abused and
Neglected Child by Nan Beman, M.S.W. 35
Three Keys for Understanding Families in Context 36
Box 2.5 On Being a (Lesbian) Family in American Society by
Melissa Sheridan Embser-Herbert, Ph.D. 37
Box 2.6 The Imperative of Fathers by Leon C. Intrater,
Ph.D. 38
Box 2.7 Grace Under Pressure by Laura Charles 40
Multiple Perspectives 40
Box 2.8 Designing a Feminist Family by Nancy Gruver and
Joe Kelly 41
Box 2.9 Family Reunification for Runaway Youth by Aaron
Hagebak 43
Research Methods: Systematic Techniques for Gathering Information
About Families 44
Experiments 44
Observation 45
Surveys 46
Case Studies 47
Archival Research 48
Triangulation and Research Across Time and Space 49
Evaluation Research 50
CONTENTS ix
conclusions: how will you explore families in meaningful,
Realistic, Ethical Ways? 50
Social Science Investigation, Professional Practice, and Personal
Lived Experience 50
Ethical Imperatives 51
Glossary 53
For Your Consideration 53
For Further Study: Web Sites, Organizations, and Publications 53
Web Sites and Organizations 53
Publications 54
References for Cited Works 54
II. From Risk to resiliency 59
3. Resiliency: Families At Their Best 61
Chapter Preview 62
Resiliency: An Evolving Paradigm 62
Stressors as Agents of Change 63
Perceptions and Appraisals 63
Salutogenesis: Setting the Stage 64
Box 3. I Tribute to Aaron Antonovsky I 923—1 994 by Luis
A. Saboga Nunes, M.P.H. 64
Resilient Individuals 66
Longitudinal and Cross-Cultural Resilience Studies 66
Inside-Out Protective Factors (Capacities and Attributes) 67
Box 3.H Inside-Out Protective Capacities and Attributes
Model © 2OO3 by Janet R. Grochowski, Ph.D. 68
Outside-In Protective Factors (Buffers) 69
Paradigm Shift to Protective Processes 70
Family Resiliency: More Than the Sum of its Parts 71
Families as Complex Adaptive Communities 72
Research Models of Family Adjustment and Adaptation 72
Family Meanings (Perceptions and Appraisals) 75
Box 3.3 Promoting Resilience in Families of Children with
Chronic Conditions by Ann Garwick, Ph.D. 76
Coping: How Families Adjust and Adapt 77
Family Resiliency Processes (Interactions of Strengths
and Buffers) 78
Dynamic Resiliency: Keeping the Magic 79
Implications for Future Research and Application 79
Box 3.4 Key Processes In Family Resilience by Froma
Walsh, Ph.D. 81
Optimism and Learned Resourcefulness 83
Bouncing Back and Springing Forward 83
Glossary 85
For Your Consideration 85
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For Further Study: Web Sites, Organizations, and Publications 86
Web Sites and Organizations 86
Publications 87
References for Cited Works 87
4. Hurried Family Culture: Family Time in a Digital Age 93
Chapter Preview 94
The Construction of Family Time 94
Keeping Time 95
Box 4. I A Chronology of Keeping Time 95
Stretching Time: Experienced Versus Remembered Duration 96
Everyday Rhythm: The Tick Tock of The Family Clock 98
Box 4.2 Families and Time by Kerry Daly, Ph.D. 98
Sharing Meals and Evenings 101
Weekend Family Time 102
Juggling or Balancing Family Time 103
Box 4.3 Minced Minutes or Meaningful Moments by Janet R.
Grochowski, Ph.D. 105
The Power of Time and Caregiving 109
From Managing to Living Family Time 110
Families at Play 111
Family Time In A Digital Age 112
Transportation: Are We There Yet? 112
Household Appliances: Doing More in Less Time 113
Television: Intrusion or Addition to Family Time? 113
Telecommunications: Did You Get My Message? 114
Computers and the Internet: From Wired to Wireless Families 116
Box 4.4 Technology as Social Discourse Tool by David H.
Jonassen, Ph.D. 117
Learning and the Connected Family 118
Glossary 119
For Your Consideration 120
For Further Study: Web Sites, Organizations, and Publications 120
Web Sites and Organizations 120
Publications 121
References for Cited Works 122
5. Family Wellness: Beyond Absence of Illness 125
Chapter Preview 126
Defining Wellness and Approaches to Healing 127
Conventional and Complementary Approaches to Healing 127
Box 5.1 A Journey Through Healing by Penny George,
Ph.D. 128
Shrinking Family Health Care Coverage 129
Family Wellness Basics 130
Physical Wellness 130
Psychological and Emotional Wellness 136
CONTENTS xi
Social and Spiritual Wellness 140
Box 5.2 Are You Listening?: Patient-Doctor Communication
by Leonard Snellman, M.D., F.A.A.P. 140
Occupational and Environmental Wellness 142
Over the Life Span 144
Box 5.3 Connections that Matter: Fostering Healthy Youth
Development by Michael D. Resnick, Ph.D. 144
Aging: An Individual and Family Experience 146
Dying Well: A Part of Living Well 148
Summary Thoughts 149
Glossary 149
For Your Consideration 150
For Further Study: Web Sites, Organizations, and Publications 150
Web Sites and Organizations 150
Publications 153
References for Cited Works 153
III. Intimate Partners and Partnerships 159
6. Sexual Intimacy: Biology and Pleasure 161
Chapter Preview 162
Intimacy and Sexuality 163
Intimacy and Family Ouality-of-Life 163
Box 6. I What s Really Sexy by Garrison Keillor 163
Foundations of Sexual Experience 164
Biology Basics 164
Family, Peers, and Life Experience 168
Box 6.2 A Snapshot of Raising Sexually Healthy Children
by Julie Endersbe, M.S. 168
Cultural Influences on Sexuality 170
The Science of Sexual Intimacy 172
Research and Theory on Human Sexual Response 172
Controlling Conception 173
Box 6.3 Margaret Sanger: Pioneer in Contraceptive Rights 173
Sexual Expression 180
Toward a Sensuous Ethic 180
Celibacy and Abstinence 181
autoeroticism 181
Box 6.4 Masturbation: Still A Hands-Off Subject? by Kathy
Brothen, M.A., and Grit Youngouist, M.A. 181
Behavior Among Youth 183
Conjugal Behavior Over the Marital Life Cycle 185
Extramarital Behaviors 186
Dysfunction, Disabilities, and Diseases 186
Learning Sexual Intimacy 188
Box 6.5 Plain Talk About Teens, Sex and Communication by
Debra Delgado 192
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Glossary 194
For Your Consideration 195
For Further Study: Web Sites, Organizations, Publications 195
Web Sites and Organizations 195
References For Cited Works 197
7. Forming Relationships: Dating, Cohabitating, and
Staying Single 202
Chapter Preview 203
Attraction and Selection 203
Bases of Romantic Attraction 203
Social Systems of Mate Selection 204
Box 7. I Arranged Marriage, American Style—How My
Friends Chose My Wife by David Weinlick 204
The Romantic Love Ethic 206
Dating 208
Gender Differences in Dating 208
The Intimacy and Commitment Spiral 210
Contemporary Forms of Dating 210
Box 7.2 E-Dating by Nadine Beth Wiernick 211
Dating Among Gays and Lesbians 212
Cohabitation 212
Trends in Cohabitation and Postponing Marriage 212
relationship dynamics 213
relationship outcomes 214
Box 7.3 Happily Unmarried by Dorian Solot and Marshall
Miller 215
The Single Option 216
A Statistical Profile of Singles 216
Pushes and Pulls of Being Single 218
Social Implications of Being Single 218
Box 7.4 The Growing Crop of Parasitic Singles in Japan by
Meg Wilkes Karraker, Ph.D. 219
Glossary 220
For Your Consideration 221
For Further Study: Web Sites, Organizations, and Publications 221
References for Cited Works 222
8. The Conjugal Commitment: Married and Other
Committed Partnerships 225
Chapter Preview 226
Becoming Married 226
preparation for marriage 227
Prenuptial Agreements 228
Box 8. I Ketubah by Judy Freeman 229
Marital Quality Over the Family Life Cycle 230
Law, Religion, and Marriage 231
CONTENTS xiii
Marital Quality—Happiness and Satisfaction 233
Box 8.2 Inscription From a Grave Marker in Bath Abbey 235
Marital Communication 236
Principles of Intimate Communication 236
Communication Differences in Happy and Unhappy Marriages 237
Box 8.3 Myrt, Forgot the Hamburger. Ern by Sue Ann
Schramm 238
Enhancing the Quality of Marriage 238
The Marriage Encounter Movement 239
Government Initiatives for Marriages 239
Box 8.4 Conjugal Love in the Bible by Bernard V. Brady,
Ph.D. 241
Glossary 243
For Your Consideration 243
For Further Study: Web Sites, Organizations, and Publications 244
Web Sites and Organizations 244
Publications 244
References for Cited Works 245
9. Decoupled Families: Deserted, Separated, Divorced,
and Widowed 249
Chapter Preview 250
Trends in Marriage Dissolution 250
Desertion, Separation, Annulment, and Divorce
in a sociohistorical context 250
Box 9. I Annulment in the Catholic Church by Rev.
Mr. Nathan E. Allen, J.D. 251
Divorce 253
Legal Contexts of Contemporary Divorce 253
Correlates of Divorce 253
Effects of Divorce 255
Box 9.2 Divorce Mediation by Jacqueline Kirby Wilkins,
Ph.D., C.F.L.E. 257
Widowhood and Widowerhood 258
Age, Gender, and Sexual Orientation Effects 259
Surviving the Death of a Spouse or Partner 259
Building a Life After the Death of a Spouse or Partner 260
Box 9.3 Widowhood in the 21st Century by Morton A.
LlEBERMAN, PH.D. 260
Yours, Mine, or Ours? 262
Stepfamily Arrangements in the 21st Century 262
Using the Correct Metaphor 262
Box 9.4 Stepfamilies Aren t Nuclear Families: The Dynamics
of Stepfamily Life by Jana Brooker, MA. 262
Roles, Rights, and Responsibilities 263
Gay and Lesbian Stepfamilies 265
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From Lumpy to Folded: Resiliency in Stepfamilies 265
How Stepfamilies Succeed 266
External Community Supports 267
Box 9.5 The Four Things You Need to Financially Survive
Divorce and Get on with Your Life by Nicole
MlDDENDORF, C.D.S., CD.P. 267
Glossary 268
For Your Consideration 268
For Further Study: Web sites, Organizations, and Publications 268
Web Sites and Organizations 268
Publications 269
References for Cited Works 270
IV. Children, Kith, and Kin 273
10. Parents, Children, and Socialization: Roles, Rights,
and Responsibilities 275
Chapter Preview 276
Diverse Paths to Parenthood 277
To Parent ... or Not 277
Infertility and the New Birth Technologies 278
Adoption 280
Foster Parenting 282
Single Parenting 283
Box I O. I I am a Good Mother! by Meg Wilkes Karraker,
Ph.D., and Janet R. Grochowski, Ph.D. 283
Stepparenting 285
Absent or Part-Time Parents 286
The Transition to Parenthood 287
Socialization to Motherhood 288
The New Fatherhood 289
box io.2 padres de verdad: fatherhood in working-class
Mexico City by Matthew C. Gutmann, Ph.D. 291
Child and Adolescent Socialization in the Family 293
Parents and Child Guidance 293
Growing Up With Lesbian and Gay Parents 294
Siblings and Onlies 295
Box I O.3 Military Brats: Growing Up on the Move
by Morten G. Ender, Ph.D. 295
Day-Care and Other Primary Agents of Socialization 297
Child Endangerment 298
Child Abuse and Neglect 298
Sexual Abuse 299
Box IO.4 Religion and Child Abuse: Perfect Together?
by W. Bradley Wilcox, Ph.D. 300
Glossary 301
For Your Consideration 302
CONTENTS xv
For Further Study: Web Sites, Organizations, and Publications 302
Web Sites and Organizations 302
Publications 304
References for Cited Works 306
11. Relatives, Fictive Kin, and Community: Default,
Design, and Social Context 311
Chapter Preview 312
Relationships and Boundaries 312
Comparative Interpretations of Kinship 313
Box I I . I Oldest First: Primogeniture and Sibling Rivalry
by Sue Hammons, Ph.D. 314
Changing Kinship in American Society 315
Family Bonds Over the Life Cycle and Across Generations 316
Leaving Home 316
The Sandwich Generation 318
Grandparenting Today 319
Box 11.2 Grandparenting as a Family Commitment by Kate
O Keefe 321
Grandparents Raising Children . . . Again 322
Families by Design 323
Family Boundary Ambiguity, Fictive Kin, and Accordion Households 323
Cohousing 324
Box 11.3 The New Family Supper by Sharon Overton 325
Rituals and Stories in Family Life 326
Families Within the Greater Social Context 329
Socioeconomic Risk to Children and Their Families 329
Family Decline and Child and Family Well-Being 330
Religion in Families 330
Box 11.4 Becoming a Member of a Royal Family:
Institutionalized Forms of Lesbian and Gay Kinship
by Steven P. Schacht, Ph.D. 331
Glossary 332
For Your Consideration 333
For Further Study: Web Sites, Organizations, and Publications 333
Web Sites and Organizations 333
Publications 334
References for Cited Works 335
V. MANAGING FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS 339
12. Family Power, Conflict, and Violence 341
Chapter Preview 342
Family Power: Guiding Not Ruling 342
Conjugal Power 343
The Hidden Power of Gender 343
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Cultural Influences 344
Box I 2. I Seven Promises of Promise Keepers 345
Fairness in Family Power 345
The Power of Love 346
Empowering Family Members 347
Family Conflict: A Natural Part of Family Life 347
Box I 2.2 Families in Conflict by Stephan Kahn, Ph.D. 348
Work-Family Conflicts 349
Families Fighting Fairly 350
Family Violence: A Cruel and Brutal Reality 351
Welfare Reform and Family Violence 352
Effects on Family Wellness 353
Intimate Partner Violence 353
Female to Male Violence 356
Gay Males and Lesbian Couple Abuse 356
Box I 2.3 Another Burden to Bear: Domestic Violence in
Lesbian and Gay Relationships by Lisa K. Waldner,
Ph.D. 356
SiBLING-TO-SlBLING ABUSE 358
Child-to-Parent Abuse 358
Elder Abuse 358
Family Violence: No Longer a Private Matter 359
Glossary 360
For Your Consideration 360
For Further Study: Web Sites, Organizations, and Publications 360
Web Sites and Organizations 360
Publications 362
References for Cited Works 363
13. Money Matters: Class, Economics, and Material
Dynamics of Family Living 368
Chapter Preview 369
An Economic Profile Of American Families 369
Economic Hardship 372
Family Impacts of Unemployment 373
Box 13.1 The Stages of Family Unemployment by Phyllis M.
Goudy Myers, Ph.D. 374
Women s Employment 375
Labor Force Participation 376
Occupations and Wages 377
Work-Family Linkages 378
Box I 3.2 Simon Serving Family Suppers by Simon Foster 379
Couples Linking Work and Family 380
Innovations in Work—Family Connections 381
Box 13.3 Patagonia sFamily-Friendly Programs by Meg
Wilkes Karraker, Ph.D. 383
CONTENTS xvii
Household Labor: Homemaking and Housework 384
The Division of Household labor 384
Full-Time Homemakers 385
Box I 3.4 The Work Is Only Half the Struggle by Katie
Parke-Reimer 386
Glossary 387
For Your Consideration 387
For Further Study: Web Sites, Organizations, and Publications 388
Web Sites and Organizations 388
Publications 389
References for Cited Works 389
Epilogue
14. From Family Values to Valuing Families 397
Chapter Preview 397
Family Policy 398
Box 1-4.1 Principles and Checklist for Assessing the Impact of
Policies and Programs on Families 402
Family Life Education 405
Box 14.2 Parents Forever by Minnell Tralle, M.E. 405
Communities, Cultures, and Families 407
Box 14.3 Decide to Change the Conversation by Michael
Symons 408
Glossary 410
For Your Consideration 410
For Further Study: Web Sites, Organizations, and Publications 410
Web Sites and Organizations 410
Publications 412
References For Cited Works 413
Appendices
A. National Council on Family Relations
Ethical Principles and Guidelines 417
B. Family Studies Resources by Jan M. Orf, M.S., M.A. 424
Author Index 437
Subject Index 449
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| spellingShingle | Karraker, Meg Wilkes Grochowski, Janet R. Families with futures a survey of family studies for the 21st century |
| title | Families with futures a survey of family studies for the 21st century |
| title_auth | Families with futures a survey of family studies for the 21st century |
| title_exact_search | Families with futures a survey of family studies for the 21st century |
| title_full | Families with futures a survey of family studies for the 21st century Meg Wilkes Karraker & Janet R. Grochowski |
| title_fullStr | Families with futures a survey of family studies for the 21st century Meg Wilkes Karraker & Janet R. Grochowski |
| title_full_unstemmed | Families with futures a survey of family studies for the 21st century Meg Wilkes Karraker & Janet R. Grochowski |
| title_short | Families with futures |
| title_sort | families with futures a survey of family studies for the 21st century |
| title_sub | a survey of family studies for the 21st century |
| url | http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=019991123&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA |
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