Question 1

Adults do NOT assist children in their effort to cope with the death of a family member by:

Accepted Answer

A)  Doing most of the talking when discussing death with children. 
B)  Helping children to develop a personal narrative which focuses on the life and death of their deceased family member. 
C)  Allowing children to tell their story of the death. 
D)  Sharing memories of the person who has died. 
A)  Doing most of the talking when discussing death with children. 
B)  Helping children to develop a personal narrative which focuses on the life and death of their deceased family member. 
C)  Allowing children to tell their story of the death. 
D)  Sharing memories of the person who has died. A

Question 2

Family Violence takes many forms with _______________ being the most common form.

Accepted Answer

A)  Sexual Abuse 
B)  Spousal Abuse 
C)  Child Neglect 
D)  Emotional Neglect 
A)  Sexual Abuse 
B)  Spousal Abuse 
C)  Child Neglect 
D)  Emotional Neglect B

Question 3

Researchers have shown that there is type-specific intergenerational transmission of neglectful and physically abusive parenting. What did those findings demonstrate?

Accepted Answer

The findings from research on type-specific intergenerational transmission of neglectful and physically abusive parenting demonstrate that patterns of neglect and physical abuse can be passed down from one generation to the next. This means that individuals who were neglected or physically abused as children are at a higher risk of exhibiting similar behaviors towards their own children.

The concept of intergenerational transmission is based on the idea that parents often use their own experiences as a template for parenting. When those experiences are negative, such as in cases of neglect or physical abuse, they can influence the parenting behaviors in adulthood. This cycle can be perpetuated unless there is intervention or the individuals actively work to change their parenting practices.

The research typically involves longitudinal studies that track families over time to observe how parents who were mistreated as children interact with their own offspring. These studies often control for various factors such as socioeconomic status, mental health, and support systems to isolate the effect of the parents' childhood experiences on their parenting.

The findings are important because they highlight the need for targeted interventions to break the cycle of abuse and neglect. By understanding the mechanisms of transmission, professionals can design more effective prevention and treatment programs that help at-risk parents develop healthy parenting skills, thereby reducing the likelihood of neglectful or abusive behaviors being passed on to the next generation.

Question 4

____________________ is a construct defined by Boszormanyi-Nagy and Spark 1981) to describe the distortion of the parent-child relationship in such a way that the child is often placed in the role of the parent.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________________ is a construct defined by Boszormanyi-Nagy...

Question 5

Death of a parent is traumatic for children regardless of their age. For very young children, it is compounded by their understanding that:

Accepted Answer

A)  Death is permanent and they will never see their parent again. 
B)  Death is beyond their comprehension; they have no understanding of it on any level. 
C)  Death is equated with separation and they believe their parent will return. 
D)  Death is scary and can happen to them if they fall asleep. 
A)  Death is permanent and they will never see their parent again. 
B)  Death is beyond their comprehension; they have no understanding of it on any level. 
C)  Death is equated with separation and they believe their parent will return. 
D)  Death is scary and can happen to them if they fall asleep.

Question 6

When family members _____________, healthy adaptation to parental loss is more likely to occur.

Accepted Answer

A)  keep themselves busy 
B)  support open expressions of feelings about the deceased 
C)  avoid talking about a parent's death 
D)  try to act as if the death had not occurred 
A)  keep themselves busy 
B)  support open expressions of feelings about the deceased 
C)  avoid talking about a parent's death 
D)  try to act as if the death had not occurred

Question 7

Fear of __________has been found to be a problem for youths who have experienced a parent's death. This fear has been associated with depressive symptoms that influence relationships with caregivers, peers, and romantic partners.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Fear of __________has been found to be...

Question 8

Why do you think it took so long for the mistreatment of children to be recognized as a crime?

Accepted Answer

The recognition of the mistreatment of c

Question 9

It has been demonstrated that the witnessing of domestic violence affects children in all of the following ways EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A)  It increases the risk of being a victim of bullying for adolescent boys but not adolescent girls. 
B)  Adolescent boys who have witnessed interpersonal violence have a 2.5 greater risk of being a victim of bullies. 
C)  Adolescent girls who have witnessed interpersonal violence have a 10- fold risk of being a victim of bullies. 
D)  It increases the risk of being a victim of bullying for adolescent boys as well as adolescent girls. 
A)  It increases the risk of being a victim of bullying for adolescent boys but not adolescent girls. 
B)  Adolescent boys who have witnessed interpersonal violence have a 2.5 greater risk of being a victim of bullies. 
C)  Adolescent girls who have witnessed interpersonal violence have a 10- fold risk of being a victim of bullies. 
D)  It increases the risk of being a victim of bullying for adolescent boys as well as adolescent girls.

Question 10

Explain why parents often are unaware of the need to help surviving siblings grieve the death of a brother or sister.

Accepted Answer

Parents are often unaware of the need to

Question 11

In the past, child abuse often went unnoticed in the United States because:

Accepted Answer

A)  Children were not viewed as being entitled to the same level of protection as adults. 
B)  Harsh punishment of children was not recognized as being abusive. 
C)  Both a and b 
A)  Children were not viewed as being entitled to the same level of protection as adults. 
B)  Harsh punishment of children was not recognized as being abusive. 
C)  Both a and b

Question 12

Discuss the effects that parental substance abuse has on the lives of children in that family.

Accepted Answer

Parental substance abuse can have a sign

Question 13

What are some of the ways in which parenting behaviors are compromised by interpersonal violence?

Accepted Answer

Parenting behaviors can be compromised i

Question 14

Alcoholism, affecting either one or both parents, has a negative effect on children. Alcoholic parents display all of the following compromised parenting behaviors except:

Accepted Answer

A)  Inconsistent or unpredictable behaviors. 
B)  Higher level of tolerance for adolescent drinking or substance abuse. 
C)  Lower levels of violence. 
D)  Higher levels of harsh punishment. 
A)  Inconsistent or unpredictable behaviors. 
B)  Higher level of tolerance for adolescent drinking or substance abuse. 
C)  Lower levels of violence. 
D)  Higher levels of harsh punishment.

Question 15

The most common form of family violence in the United States is:

Accepted Answer

A)  Child abuse. 
B)  Spousal abuse. 
C)  Elder abuse. 
D)  Infant abuse. 
A)  Child abuse. 
B)  Spousal abuse. 
C)  Elder abuse. 
D)  Infant abuse.

Question 16

Men's severe violence toward women rarely occurs in the absence of parent-child aggression and _____ ________aggression.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Men's severe violence toward women rarely occurs...

Question 17

During middle childhood, children who are confronted with the death of a family member:

Accepted Answer

A)  Might ask questions that reflect their tendency to view events from a concrete perspective of reality, such as "What happens to the body when it dies?" 
B)  Do not understand that death is universal, irreversible, and that the movement of the body, and the function of the body's organs, ceases at death. 
C)  Tend to believe that death does not occur for everyone, such as themselves, their family members, or their friends. 
D)  Engage in magical thinking which causes them to believe they can bring the deceased back to life through prayer or wishful thinking. 
A)  Might ask questions that reflect their tendency to view events from a concrete perspective of reality, such as "What happens to the body when it dies?" 
B)  Do not understand that death is universal, irreversible, and that the movement of the body, and the function of the body's organs, ceases at death. 
C)  Tend to believe that death does not occur for everyone, such as themselves, their family members, or their friends. 
D)  Engage in magical thinking which causes them to believe they can bring the deceased back to life through prayer or wishful thinking.

Question 18

In 1972, Havens stated that some parents:

Accepted Answer

A)  Intentionally injure and sometimes kill their children. 
B)  Unintentionally injure but never kill their children. 
C)  Abandon their children out of ignorance. 
D)  Raise children within dysfunctional households. 
A)  Intentionally injure and sometimes kill their children. 
B)  Unintentionally injure but never kill their children. 
C)  Abandon their children out of ignorance. 
D)  Raise children within dysfunctional households.

Question 19

Which of the following is NOT helpful to children who have lost a family member through death?

Accepted Answer

A)  Acknowledging the grief children feel. 
B)  Supporting children's expressions of their grief anger, crying, bewilderment, etc.). 
C)  Letting the child take the lead as to when, how long, and how much is discussed. 
D)  Encouraging children to "put it out of their minds." 
A)  Acknowledging the grief children feel. 
B)  Supporting children's expressions of their grief anger, crying, bewilderment, etc.). 
C)  Letting the child take the lead as to when, how long, and how much is discussed. 
D)  Encouraging children to "put it out of their minds."

Question 20

Although attention has focused on other types of abuse, researchers have emphasized the need for greater public awareness of the prevalence and outcomes of ___________ _____________.

Accepted Answer

Psychologi

Adults do NOT assist children in their effort to cope with the death of a family member by:

Family Violence takes many forms with _______________ being the most common form.

Researchers have shown that there is type-specific intergenerational transmission of neglectful and physically abusive parenting. What did those findings demonstrate?

____________________ is a construct defined by Boszormanyi-Nagy and Spark 1981) to describe the distortion of the parent-child relationship in such a way that the child is often placed in the role of the parent.

Death of a parent is traumatic for children regardless of their age. For very young children, it is compounded by their understanding that:

When family members _____________, healthy adaptation to parental loss is more likely to occur.

Fear of __________has been found to be a problem for youths who have experienced a parent's death. This fear has been associated with depressive symptoms that influence relationships with caregivers, peers, and romantic partners.

Why do you think it took so long for the mistreatment of children to be recognized as a crime?

It has been demonstrated that the witnessing of domestic violence affects children in all of the following ways EXCEPT:

Explain why parents often are unaware of the need to help surviving siblings grieve the death of a brother or sister.

In the past, child abuse often went unnoticed in the United States because:

Discuss the effects that parental substance abuse has on the lives of children in that family.

What are some of the ways in which parenting behaviors are compromised by interpersonal violence?

Alcoholism, affecting either one or both parents, has a negative effect on children. Alcoholic parents display all of the following compromised parenting behaviors except:

The most common form of family violence in the United States is:

Men's severe violence toward women rarely occurs in the absence of parent-child aggression and _ ____aggression.

During middle childhood, children who are confronted with the death of a family member:

In 1972, Havens stated that some parents:

Which of the following is NOT helpful to children who have lost a family member through death?

Although attention has focused on other types of abuse, researchers have emphasized the need for greater public awareness of the prevalence and outcomes of _ ___.

Fmttlhistorical and Theoretical Influences of Childrearing

Parenting Patterns and the Effect of Culture and Context

Parents and Children in Varied Family Contexts

Child Socialization and Techniques

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

Adults do NOT assist children in their effort to cope with the death of a family member by:

Family Violence takes many forms with _______________ being the most common form.

Researchers have shown that there is type-specific intergenerational transmission of neglectful and physically abusive parenting. What did those findings demonstrate?

____________________ is a construct defined by Boszormanyi-Nagy and Spark 1981) to describe the distortion of the parent-child relationship in such a way that the child is often placed in the role of the parent.

Death of a parent is traumatic for children regardless of their age. For very young children, it is compounded by their understanding that:

When family members _____________, healthy adaptation to parental loss is more likely to occur.

Fear of __________has been found to be a problem for youths who have experienced a parent's death. This fear has been associated with depressive symptoms that influence relationships with caregivers, peers, and romantic partners.

Why do you think it took so long for the mistreatment of children to be recognized as a crime?

It has been demonstrated that the witnessing of domestic violence affects children in all of the following ways EXCEPT:

Explain why parents often are unaware of the need to help surviving siblings grieve the death of a brother or sister.

In the past, child abuse often went unnoticed in the United States because:

Discuss the effects that parental substance abuse has on the lives of children in that family.

What are some of the ways in which parenting behaviors are compromised by interpersonal violence?

Alcoholism, affecting either one or both parents, has a negative effect on children. Alcoholic parents display all of the following compromised parenting behaviors except:

The most common form of family violence in the United States is:

Men's severe violence toward women rarely occurs in the absence of parent-child aggression and _____ ________aggression.

During middle childhood, children who are confronted with the death of a family member:

In 1972, Havens stated that some parents:

Which of the following is NOT helpful to children who have lost a family member through death?

Although attention has focused on other types of abuse, researchers have emphasized the need for greater public awareness of the prevalence and outcomes of ___________ _____________.

Fmttlhistorical and Theoretical Influences of Childrearing

Parenting Patterns and the Effect of Culture and Context

Parents and Children in Varied Family Contexts

Child Socialization and Techniques

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

Filters

Men's severe violence toward women rarely occurs in the absence of parent-child aggression and _ ____aggression.

Although attention has focused on other types of abuse, researchers have emphasized the need for greater public awareness of the prevalence and outcomes of _ ___.