Families
(Chapter 9)

I.    Introduction
	A.  Definitions (pp. 309-310)
		1.  Family
		2.  Socialization
		3.  Reciprocal Socialization
		4.  Synchrony 	
	B.  Families as Systems (p. 310)
	C.  Families as Ecological Contexts:  An Overview
		1.  Static Aspects
		2.  Dynamic Aspects 
			i. Developmental Construction of Relationships (pp. 311-313)
			ii. Continuous vs. Discontinuous 

II. Static Aspects
	A.  Family structure and adolescent behavior (pp. 332-340)
		1.  Two wage earners (pp. 337-339)
		2.  Economically disadvantaged (p. 339)
		3.  Divorce and single parenthood (pp. 332-337)
		4.  Gay and Lesbian Parents (pp. 339-340)
	B.  Gender and parenting (pp. 320-321)
		1.  Mothers
		2.  Fathers
		3.  Marital Relations and Co-parenting 
	C. Culture and families (pp. 340-341)
	D. Parents as Managers (pp. PP. 317-320)
		1.  Parenting techniques and adolescent behavior (pp. 318-320)
		2.  BPS Model of Parenting

III. Dynamic Aspects 
	A.  Family life cycle (pp. 313-317)
		1.  Adolescence changes (pp. 313-315)
		2.  Parental changes (pp. 314-315)
		3.  Socio-historical changes (pp. 315-317)
	B.  Sibling Relationships (pp. 329-331)	
	C.  Relationships with Parents
		1.  Conflict (p. 321-323)
		2.  Autonomy and Attachment (pp. 324-328)
			1.  Adolescent time with families