Question 1

According to Briggs, parents foster their children's self-esteem by all of the following EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A)  Expressing unconditional love. 
B)  Connecting to each child with fresh eyes. 
C)  Using logical consequences. 
D)  Attending to each child's "particularness." 
A)  Expressing unconditional love. 
B)  Connecting to each child with fresh eyes. 
C)  Using logical consequences. 
D)  Attending to each child's "particularness." C

Question 2

The behaviors children use for achieving belongingness derive from all of the following goals EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A)  attention 
B)  assistance 
C)  power 
D)  revenge 
A)  attention 
B)  assistance 
C)  power 
D)  revenge B

Question 3

In the process of _____________ the verbal response contains no actual message but rather mirrors back the child's previous expression.

Accepted Answer

Active listening

Question 4

The strategy for preventing misbehavior consists of three parental objectives. Which of the following is NOT one of these objectives?

Accepted Answer

A)  Changing one's response to the child's unacceptable behavior 
B)  Helping the child to become aware of the of the underlying motive for the behavior 
C)  Disciplining the child through "time-out's" 
D)  Helping the child achieve a sense of belonging through more appropriate means 
A)  Changing one's response to the child's unacceptable behavior 
B)  Helping the child to become aware of the of the underlying motive for the behavior 
C)  Disciplining the child through "time-out's" 
D)  Helping the child achieve a sense of belonging through more appropriate means

Question 5

Children's behavior is labeled _____________ when it is found to be unacceptable by parents or other adults.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Children's behavior is labeled _____________ when it...

Question 6

Please state how this parental statement of praise: "I'm proud of you." can be converted to a parental statement of encouragement.

Accepted Answer

A parental statement of praise like "I'm

Question 7

Which of the following is NOT true regarding the influence of parents on children's self-esteem?

Accepted Answer

A)  Children with high self-esteem have had interactions with parents that have resulted in the belief that their lovability derives from performance that pleases others. 
B)  Children with mid-level self-esteem have had interactions with parents that contributed to the belief that come to believe that their lovability derives from performance that pleases others. 
C)  Children with high self-esteem experience unconditional love from their parents. 
D)  Children with low self-esteem have had interactions with parents that have made them question their lovability. 
A)  Children with high self-esteem have had interactions with parents that have resulted in the belief that their lovability derives from performance that pleases others. 
B)  Children with mid-level self-esteem have had interactions with parents that contributed to the belief that come to believe that their lovability derives from performance that pleases others. 
C)  Children with high self-esteem experience unconditional love from their parents. 
D)  Children with low self-esteem have had interactions with parents that have made them question their lovability.

Question 8

If a parent feels hurt by a child's words or other deliberate acts designed to hurt others such as damaging property), the child's goal is probably

Accepted Answer

A)  To gain attention. 
B)  To gain power. 
C)  To hurt others revenge). 
D)  A display of inadequacy 
A)  To gain attention. 
B)  To gain power. 
C)  To hurt others revenge). 
D)  A display of inadequacy

Question 9

The use of communication roadblocks by a parent results in the child feeling as if the parent _____________ what is being said.

Accepted Answer

A)  has not heard 
B)  is reviewing 
C)  understands quite well 
D)  is upset about 
A)  has not heard 
B)  is reviewing 
C)  understands quite well 
D)  is upset about

Question 10

Children are inclined to ___________ parents who are perceived as warm and approachable.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Children are inclined to ___________ parents who...

Question 11

According to Briggs, the chief goal of parenting is to:

Accepted Answer

A)  keep children out of trouble. 
B)  establish a compatible parent-child relationship. 
C)  build a strong sense of self-worth in children. 
D)  help children become self-motivated. 
A)  keep children out of trouble. 
B)  establish a compatible parent-child relationship. 
C)  build a strong sense of self-worth in children. 
D)  help children become self-motivated.

Question 12

To actively listen to a child, the parent needs to:

Accepted Answer

A)  Uncover the hidden messages not being addressed by what the child is saying. 
B)  Parrot back, word for word what the child is saying 
C)  Explain to the child what he or she is really trying to say 
D)  Listen carefully to the words, the voice tone, and body language of the child. 
A)  Uncover the hidden messages not being addressed by what the child is saying. 
B)  Parrot back, word for word what the child is saying 
C)  Explain to the child what he or she is really trying to say 
D)  Listen carefully to the words, the voice tone, and body language of the child.

Question 13

When I-Messages are not effective in changing a child's behavior, the next recommended strategy is:

Accepted Answer

A)  Corporal Punishment. 
B)  Time-Outs. 
C)  No-Lose Method of Conflict Resolution. 
D)  Natural Consequences. 
A)  Corporal Punishment. 
B)  Time-Outs. 
C)  No-Lose Method of Conflict Resolution. 
D)  Natural Consequences.

Question 14

According to SkinnerThe process of using positive ______________ as a socialization strategy is that it is more effective for encouraging acceptable behavior than is punishing disapproved behavior.

Accepted Answer

The answer of According to SkinnerThe process of using positive...

Question 15

According to Dreikurs, which of the following is NOT true regarding the underlying goals of children's misbehavior?

Accepted Answer

A)  Children generally are aware of the goals underlying their misbehavior. 
B)  Parents might learn to recognize those goals by the effects of the misbehavior on others. 
C)  What a parent is inclined to do in response to a child's behavior generally is consistent with the child's goal underlying that behavior. 
D)  Parental reactions that correspond to children's goals of misbehavior include giving attention, engaging in power struggles, seeking retaliation, or giving up in despair. 
A)  Children generally are aware of the goals underlying their misbehavior. 
B)  Parents might learn to recognize those goals by the effects of the misbehavior on others. 
C)  What a parent is inclined to do in response to a child's behavior generally is consistent with the child's goal underlying that behavior. 
D)  Parental reactions that correspond to children's goals of misbehavior include giving attention, engaging in power struggles, seeking retaliation, or giving up in despair.

Question 16

Higher levels of self-esteem are associated with lower incidence of :

Accepted Answer

A)  eating disorders 
B)  depression 
C)  antisocial disorders 
D)  None of the above 
A)  eating disorders 
B)  depression 
C)  antisocial disorders 
D)  None of the above

Question 17

One of the strategies of Thomas Gordon's model of parent-child communication is _____________ listening.

Accepted Answer

The answer of One of the strategies of Thomas Gordon's...

Question 18

A technique developed by William Purkey, known as four pluses and a _____________, is an excellent choice for motivating children's cooperation since it contains an affirming exchange that is far more likely to inspire cooperation than is the typical parental command.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A technique developed by William Purkey, known...

Question 19

When a problem has arisen in the parent-child relationship, what determines who has the problem.

Accepted Answer

When a problem arises in the parent-chil

Question 20

Asking a child to wipe up milk the child has spilled is an example of which of the following strategies?

Accepted Answer

A)  Natural consequences 
B)  Logical consequences 
C)  Punitive consequences 
D)  Induction 
A)  Natural consequences 
B)  Logical consequences 
C)  Punitive consequences 
D)  Induction

According to Briggs, parents foster their children's self-esteem by all of the following EXCEPT:

The behaviors children use for achieving belongingness derive from all of the following goals EXCEPT

In the process of _____________ the verbal response contains no actual message but rather mirrors back the child's previous expression.

The strategy for preventing misbehavior consists of three parental objectives. Which of the following is NOT one of these objectives?

Children's behavior is labeled _____________ when it is found to be unacceptable by parents or other adults.

Please state how this parental statement of praise: "I'm proud of you." can be converted to a parental statement of encouragement.

Which of the following is NOT true regarding the influence of parents on children's self-esteem?

If a parent feels hurt by a child's words or other deliberate acts designed to hurt others such as damaging property), the child's goal is probably

The use of communication roadblocks by a parent results in the child feeling as if the parent _____________ what is being said.

Children are inclined to ___________ parents who are perceived as warm and approachable.

According to Briggs, the chief goal of parenting is to:

To actively listen to a child, the parent needs to:

When I-Messages are not effective in changing a child's behavior, the next recommended strategy is:

According to SkinnerThe process of using positive ______________ as a socialization strategy is that it is more effective for encouraging acceptable behavior than is punishing disapproved behavior.

According to Dreikurs, which of the following is NOT true regarding the underlying goals of children's misbehavior?

Higher levels of self-esteem are associated with lower incidence of :

One of the strategies of Thomas Gordon's model of parent-child communication is _____________ listening.

A technique developed by William Purkey, known as four pluses and a _____________, is an excellent choice for motivating children's cooperation since it contains an affirming exchange that is far more likely to inspire cooperation than is the typical parental command.

When a problem has arisen in the parent-child relationship, what determines who has the problem.

Asking a child to wipe up milk the child has spilled is an example of which of the following strategies?

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Parenting Patterns and the Effect of Culture and Context

Parents and Children in Varied Family Contexts

Becoming Parents and Parenting Infants and Toddlers

Parent Preschooler Interactions

Parents and Their School Age Children

Parent Adolescent Interactions

The Relationship of Young Adults, Their Parents and Their Children

Middle Age and Older Parenting and Grandparenting

Children at Risk Special Challenges in Parent-Child Relationships

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Exam 4: Child Socialization and Techniques

According to Briggs, parents foster their children's self-esteem by all of the following EXCEPT:

The behaviors children use for achieving belongingness derive from all of the following goals EXCEPT

In the process of _____________ the verbal response contains no actual message but rather mirrors back the child's previous expression.

The strategy for preventing misbehavior consists of three parental objectives. Which of the following is NOT one of these objectives?

Children's behavior is labeled _____________ when it is found to be unacceptable by parents or other adults.

Please state how this parental statement of praise: "I'm proud of you." can be converted to a parental statement of encouragement.

Which of the following is NOT true regarding the influence of parents on children's self-esteem?

If a parent feels hurt by a child's words or other deliberate acts designed to hurt others such as damaging property), the child's goal is probably

The use of communication roadblocks by a parent results in the child feeling as if the parent _____________ what is being said.

Children are inclined to ___________ parents who are perceived as warm and approachable.

According to Briggs, the chief goal of parenting is to:

To actively listen to a child, the parent needs to:

When I-Messages are not effective in changing a child's behavior, the next recommended strategy is:

According to SkinnerThe process of using positive ______________ as a socialization strategy is that it is more effective for encouraging acceptable behavior than is punishing disapproved behavior.

According to Dreikurs, which of the following is NOT true regarding the underlying goals of children's misbehavior?

Higher levels of self-esteem are associated with lower incidence of :

One of the strategies of Thomas Gordon's model of parent-child communication is _____________ listening.

A technique developed by William Purkey, known as four pluses and a _____________, is an excellent choice for motivating children's cooperation since it contains an affirming exchange that is far more likely to inspire cooperation than is the typical parental command.

When a problem has arisen in the parent-child relationship, what determines who has the problem.

Asking a child to wipe up milk the child has spilled is an example of which of the following strategies?

Fmttlhistorical and Theoretical Influences of Childrearing

Parenting Patterns and the Effect of Culture and Context

Parents and Children in Varied Family Contexts

Becoming Parents and Parenting Infants and Toddlers

Parent Preschooler Interactions

Parents and Their School Age Children

Parent Adolescent Interactions

The Relationship of Young Adults, Their Parents and Their Children

Middle Age and Older Parenting and Grandparenting

Children at Risk Special Challenges in Parent-Child Relationships

Families at Risk and Families Coping With the Death of a Family Member

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