The Dillard family adopted a new child, requiring the older children to take on new responsibilities for childcare and household tasks. Mrs. Dillard changed her work hours, and Mr. Dillard gave up his nighttime job so he could be with the baby in the evenings. From a family systems perspective, these changes are an example of

What is the term sociologists use for the Native American tradition of viewing parenting as the responsibility of the child's entire family, including grandparents and aunts and uncles?

A) Community family B) Structured family C) Kin orientation D) Family responsibility

Janssen and Murre (2008) conducted an internet study of lifespan recall, and found a reminiscence bump, as expected. The reminiscence-period memories described by participants tended to be _________, supporting the ______ of the reminiscence bump

a) salient and important; peak functioning account b) mundane and relatively unimportant; peak functioning account c) salient and important; distinctiveness account d) mundane and relatively unimportant; distinctiveness account