FAMILY GOALS AND STANDARDS
CONTENT
- Types of Family Goals
- Types of Family Standards
- Relationship Among Family Needs, Goals and Standards
- Uses of Family Needs, Goals and Standards in Resource Management
Types of Family Goals
Family goals can be classified according to the time needed to achieve them as follows:
- Long-term goals: These are big family goals which take a very long period of time to achieve, e.g. building a house, buying a car, saving money for retirement, having healthy children, and providing good education for the children. These long-term goals influence the other types of goals set by the family.
- Short-term or intermediate goals: These are goals set up as means of achieving the long-term goals. They take less time to achieve than the long-term goals. For instance, the regular provision of three balanced meal each day for the children could be a short-term goal towards meeting the long-term goal of raising healthy children.
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