Care Providing a physical (shelter and clothing) and emotional (guidance and reassurance) environment in which family members feel safe. Education Making family members knowledgeable regarding the laws and customs of the community. Financial Support Providing an economic base to meet the needs of the family members. Love Feeling tenderness and emotional attachment for family members. Recreation Participating in leisure activities together as a family (shopping, entertainment, and sports) . Reproduction Producing family members through birth or adoption.
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1. Match the behaviors below to the functions they meet. Choose the function on the line in front of the behavior.
Choose from these six functions
Care Education Financial Support Reproduction Love Recreation
Functions Behaviors
Care Education Financial Support Reproduction Love Recreation A. Jose earns $8 an hour to support his family. Care Education Financial Support Reproduction Love Recreation B. Paul showed his little brother how to brush his teeth. Care Education Financial Support Reproduction Love Recreation C. Sandy locked the doors when she left for school. Care Education Financial Support Reproduction Love Recreation D. Andy planned the food for a family Love picnic. Care Education Financial Support Reproduction Love Recreation E. David and Janet's first child was a boy they named Alex. Care Education Financial Support Reproduction Love Recreation F. Debbie patted her sister's back after she completed her competition. 2. Describe things you did as a family member within the last six months. Indicate which of the six functions each activity fulfilled. 3. Which of the six family functions are most important to you in your family today?