This is the study of human behaviours within society

In the early 20th century, working class children were expected to do this

Another word for intermarriage

This style of parenting is very relaxed and has few/no guidelines

This occurs when all children have permanently moved away from home

One family member stays home or does not work temporarily

Conformist, self-aware and conscientious stage are part of this theory

This is when the initial Divorce Act was passed.

This style of parenting involves punishments, rules and obedience.

A group of people born within a specific time period who all face similar social challenges

This theory looks at how society is organized to perform its required functions.

This theory explains how individuals change over time in response to a combination of biological, cultural, psychological and environmental factors.

This was added to the Divorce Act in 1985

Parents, teachers, siblings and friends are examples of this

When an individual in middle adulthood is responsible for the care of their parents and their children

When a couple and their children from an old and a new marriage some together as a family

When people make a transition to a new role and discard their old behaviours in order to adopt new ones.

This theory applies when you have an unconscious image of the perfect person for you to be with

This theory describes the decision to have children based on whether you view yourself as a parent or not.

This is layers of people of the same age within society, each layer affected by different stresses

The role of children changed in 1871 to what?

This theory describes forming a dream, occupation, mentor relationships and love relationships

These are the three factors involved in Sternberg's Love triangle.

This type of custody involves both parents having the rights to make decisions regarding the children and allows for co-parenting

This is a stage in middle adulthood when people want to do good and leave their mark on the world