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Across 2. A type of an enviornment in which an employee's rights are threatened. 4. A type of communication that flows to those outside an organization. 7. A couple who are married and are interdependent. Known as the "common" couple. 10. A type of family with high orientation toward conversation and low orientation toward conformity. 11. A type of communication that flows from subordinates to superiors. 12. Emotional bonding and feelings of togetherness that families experience. 13. Self-defined unit made up of any number of persons who lived in a relationship with one aonther of a long period of time.

Down 1. Family's ability to modify and respond to change. 3. A type of family that consists of aunts, uncles, cousins and grandparents. 5. A model of family interaction involving realtionships among familiy adaptability, cohesion and communication. 6. A type of family where there are two adults and both have seperate children. 8. A type of married partners who stress the individual over the couple. 9. A type of communication where colleagues or co-workers are on the same level within an organization.