Outline 2

• 1) Physical- food, water & sleep etc.
• 2) Security-saftey, stability & consistency in one's life. (security=amount of needs filled)
• 3) Social- love and acceptance, the desire to belong
• 4) Esteem- competency or mastery of a task, also attention and recognition from others.
• 5) self actualization- the desire to become everything one is capable of becoming; also known as self fulfillment, meaning knowledge, peace and oneness with God

• each family membe develops a sense of security relative to the amont of needs filled.
• security= amount of needs filled

amount of needs filled

• (re-establish the sense of lost security)
• 1) Physically & Emotionally supporting eachother
• 2) Discipline through enculturation learning values, attitudes & dicipline
• 3) Motivation- gives members of the family unit, direction & creates a sense of belonging.
• Building family pride that builds trust & open communication.
• 4)Establishment & fulfillment of natural expectations this includes mariage choices, living arrangements, careers, college choices, location of jobs and homes and vacation plans.

• Anguish-extreme pain or grief when families haven't met all the needs & responsibilities for each member of the family.
• all four responsibilities

• leads to higher divorce & suicide rates amoungst families whose responsibilities are not met.
• when the attitudes & values of one generation are in conflict with the attitudes & values of the generations proceding it.

• 1.Religion
• 2.lifestyles
• 3.mobility
• 4.accelerated maturation-growing up faster
• 5.delayed marriages

• When the younger generations are not exposed to death.
• 1. parents are living longer
• 2. modern medical advances
• * govermental financial support

is encouraging the return of the terminally ill patient to the home for direct care by family memebers. They also counsel & discuss of the on-coming death to aid in acceptence.

• Urbanization
• Industrialization
• Bureaucratization

move from rural to urban areas

a process that emphasizes speed & volume of production of goods

brought about additional health regulations & licensure requriement

Latter part of 19th century, a shift in population from rural areas to developing cities

When "bread winners" had to seek jobs outside the family unit. Machinery & assembly line labor started the mass production loosing his or hers craftmenship by repeating basic skills to do a job.

As populations increased & cities grew

anonymity for it's residents, decreasing in the individual.

loss of craftmanship and allienated the worker of his or hers skills.

• 1. freedom of choice
• 2. class or social level
• 3. economic position of family

• 1. the choice a family has increased with options of a traditional funeral in a chapel or church, graveside services, creamation, immediate disposition or body donation
• 2. social mobility doing what traditionally has happened before you. Social class never changes (unless you strike it rich)
• 3. families at a higher economic advantage has more options for funeral rites

• some families believe a funeral rite is a status symbol, putting more pressure on decisions of a funeral rite.
• *class to which a person belongs to is (based on occupation, income, living standards, avaliablity of medical care) determine life expectancy.

Urbanization & Bureaucratization bringing an end to church yard cemetaries to new regulated & maintained cemetaries

increased role of the funeral directors to serve the families & also make certain all requirements of the law are fullfiled & goverment forms are properly signed & filled

fluctuating from one level to another

the tendency of people to relocate away from the area where they were born & raised

Neo-localism moving away is without the desire or entent to come back like mobility is flexabile