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Ego Identity
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Is formed when youths develop a firm sense of who they are and what they stand for.
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Role Diffusion
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Youths place themselves at the mercy of leaders who promise to give them a sence of identity they cannot mold for themselves.
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Paternalistic Family
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A family style wherein the father is the final authority on all family matters.
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What did they do
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Exercised complete control over his wife and children.
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How were the kids treated in the environment?
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Severe physcial punishment.
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What was expected of kids/ includes?
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To take on adult roles, going to work.
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What kind of relationshop existed between parent/child? Why?
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Impersonal relationship, beczaust of high mortality rates.
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When did the changes in family structure begin?
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After the middle ages.
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What was happening?
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Began seeing samll nuclear families.
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What else really changed?
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Marriage situation.
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What else was established - especailly in larger cities?
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Grammar and boarding schools
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The Age of Enlightment where philosophers launched a new age for childhood.
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Began to be different kind of beings.
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Children emerged as a distinct group that had..?
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Set of rights
set of needs
intrerests
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Parens Patriae refers to the role of..?
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King as father of his country.
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So, the state has...
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Power to be a parent and make desions for a child.
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