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Interlocking Systems: The Individual, the Family, and the Community -…

- - - - describe relationship with well-formulated rules in which each partner gives and receives something in return
    - - operates in family life= family interact in repetitive behavioral sequences
  - - - The degree of calibration=how much deviation the family is allowing.
      - Information processing
  - - - teaches children about male-female intimacy and commitment by providing a model of marital interaction.
    - - major responsibility for proper child rearing, nurturance, guidance, limit setting, and discipline.
    - - represents a child’s first peer group
  - - - allow information from in and outside
      - A system with more/less permeable boundaries that permits interaction between the systems and outside
      - Implication – Adapt passively to surrounding
    - - system with impermeable boundaries, operating without interactions outside the system, resistant to change and thus prone to increasing disorder
      - Boundaries not easily crossed, Fail to interact
        with surrounding
      - Implication-Lack of feedback corrective mechanisms, become isolated
      - fail to make enabling adaptations
    - - altering its pattern in response to new information calling for a change in family rules
    - - gradually regress-because of insufficient input-prone to eventual disorganization and eventual
        disorder.