FCS -- Chapter 3

the move from one stage to another is called

a transition

no matter your specialization you are learning to use?

an ecosystems perspective

what are needs that are components of human existance that must be satisfied for individuals to develop their human capacity

basic human needs

core concepts include

basic human needs, individual well-being, family strengths, and community vitality

includes being kind and compassionate to others, expressing gratitude, forgiving others and helping ppl in need

caring

involves doing what you can to make your communicty a better place. Sometimes all that is required is simple cooperation other times, it takes personal involvement with issues in the community. THe community can be as small as a 2 person friendship or as large as a society. Citizenship includes obeying laws and rules and also respecting authority

citizenship

___ provide resources that most families alone cannot

communities

as a professional you are expected to stay up to date in your field to provide the best possible service to your employer and clients, customers, patients or students. if you are unable to perform competently due to substance abuse or mental illness for example you are obligate to remove yourself from situations where you might do harm and to seek help

competence

professionals demonstrate a continuing commitment to excellence by pledging to develop ______ in their field

competence

general principles that underpin a definition of professionalism include

competence, complex decision making, decisiveness, and community awareness

professionals protect confidential info they obtain in the course of their work. This is especially important in health care settings, where violations of confidentiality are not only unethical but also illegal

confidentiality

professionalism includes being _____ and ____ in dealing with coworkers, customers, and management

considerate and respectful

family and consumer sciences specialization use

critical thinking to solve life problems

building capacity in oneself or others requifres good ____, ____< and _____ to become engaged in public policy developement

critical thinking, communication skills, and the willingness to become engaged in public policy development

professionals are also identified by their ability to ?

deal with high levels of complexity and uncertainty

social wellness refers to?

developing friendships, contributing to the community and living in harmony with other people and nature

professionalism isnt related to a persons?

education or grade point average

need to be liked and respected

esteem

emotionally healthy people express?

feelings appropriately, cope with stress, from close relationships with others and develop an optimistic outlook

optimal physical wellness results from

good exercise and eating habits, self care, appropriate use of medical services and avoiding the abuse of alcohol and drugs

professionals do not misrepresent their qualifications or the services that they offer

honesty

the integrative elements are

human ecosystems and life course development

_____ is usually referred to as chronological age

individual time

three different types of time influence human behavior

individual time, generational time and historical time

the promotion of ___ is one of the clear goals of professional practice in fcs

individual well being

_____, _____, _____ are overlapping considerations in the body of knowledge model

individual well being, family strengths and community vitality

The body of knowledge includes 3 categories

integrative elements, core concepts, and cross cutting themes

an individuals age is a good predictor of a persons?

interests, privileges, and roles played in society

a ______ looks at an individual or a family over time

life course persepective

need for support, assurance, praise, acceptance

love and acceptance

competence is ?

meausred differently in each profession

providing education and offering recommendations empowers people to make _____, _____, and _____ decisions that will improve their quality of life as they see fit

moral, ethical, and spiritual

professionals provide services without discrimination based on ethnicity, country of origin, gender, race, religion, or age

nondiscrimination

spiritual wellness is developed through?

personal reflection to find meaning in your life and clarify your own truth and values

need for air, water, food, clothing, and shelter

physical needs

maslow classified needs as?

physiological, safety, love and belonging esteem, and self actualization

family and consumer sciences has been a ?

prescriptive and educational discipline

the term ___ is used frequently in the english language to denote an expected level of behavior, but it also denotes skills and competence

professional

_______ involves making moral decisions

professional ethics

_____ is defined as the conduct, aims, or qualities that characterize or mark a profession or a professional person

professionalism

family and consumer sciences draws from a number of core disciplines such as

psychology, sociology, economics, biology and chemistry

the occupation dimension of wellness includes

pursuing a career that best compliments your interests, values, and abilities and finding satisfaction in your work

emotional well being has to do with

recognizing, accepting and managing ones feelings

this involves using good manners and being considerate of the feelings and culture of others

respect for others

common theme in ethical behavior, this means not only persevering in tasks but also doing your best self control, self discipline, accountability and reflective action all play a part in responsible behavior

responsibility

need to feel safe in surroundings

security

all needs have been fulfilled to some degree

self actualization

refers to a persons drive to reach his/her full potential to become the best person one can be

self actualization

____ needs are at the top and _____ needs are at the bottom

self actualization and physiological needs

a ____ is a period in a persons or families life

stage

the life course developement perspective also includes the major concepts of

stages, tasks, and transitions

______ means meeting todays needs without endangering future generations

sustainability

what does family and consumer science focus on?

teaching and finding solutions to problems before they happen

professionalism in the work place has to do wiht

technical skills/ level of expertise

use of human ecosystems perspective has been evident in family and consumer sciences from ?

the early days of the field

If Aaron chooses to pursue a career in FCS background it will give him a deeper understanding of?

their physical, emotional, social and cognitive development as well as the context of an urban environment

this includes honesty, courage to do the right thing and loyalty

trustworthiness

what are the 6 common pillars of ethnical decision making

trustworthiness, respect for others, responsibility, fairness, caring and citizenship

an active process through which people become aware of and make choices toward a more successful existance

wellness

the cross cutting themes are

wellness, appropriate use of technology, global interdependence, resource development and sustainability and capacity building