Question 1

Which of the following would be part of Angelica's exosystem?

Accepted Answer

A)  her part-time job 
B)  her after school clubs 
C)  her music lessons 
D)  her school 
E)  her mother's workplace 
A)  her part-time job 
B)  her after school clubs 
C)  her music lessons 
D)  her school 
E)  her mother's workplace

Question 2

Carlotta has just been divorced. Her income will probably drop by how much?

Accepted Answer

A)  10 percent 
B)  30 percent 
C)  45 percent 
D)  55 percent 
E)  60 percent 
A)  10 percent 
B)  30 percent 
C)  45 percent 
D)  55 percent 
E)  60 percent

Question 3

Kurdek and Fine found that greater parental control of junior high school students led to

Accepted Answer

A)  higher levels of rebellion. 
B)  greater psychological competence. 
C)  excessively timid children. 
D)  resentment and anger. 
E)  lower grades in school. 
A)  higher levels of rebellion. 
B)  greater psychological competence. 
C)  excessively timid children. 
D)  resentment and anger. 
E)  lower grades in school.

Question 4

Recent research on maternal employment and childhood obesity found that the more hours the mother works,

Accepted Answer

A)  the more likely her child is to be overweight. 
B)  the less likely her child is to be overweight. 
C)  there was no relationships between childhood obesity and maternal employment. 
D)  the less likely her child is to be overweight, but only for two-parent families. 
E)  the more likely her child is to be overweight, but only for two-parent families. 
A)  the more likely her child is to be overweight. 
B)  the less likely her child is to be overweight. 
C)  there was no relationships between childhood obesity and maternal employment. 
D)  the less likely her child is to be overweight, but only for two-parent families. 
E)  the more likely her child is to be overweight, but only for two-parent families.

Question 5

Depressed parents are more likely to perceive their children as more

Accepted Answer

A)  dependent and helpless. 
B)  mature and capable. 
C)  immature and passive. 
D)  difficult and problematic. 
E)  immature and difficult. 
A)  dependent and helpless. 
B)  mature and capable. 
C)  immature and passive. 
D)  difficult and problematic. 
E)  immature and difficult.

Question 6

Compared to later born children, first born children are generally

Accepted Answer

A)  expected to grow up more slowly. 
B)  more achievement oriented. 
C)  less likely to go to college. 
D)  more likely to rebel. 
E)  less likely to achieve emminence. 
A)  expected to grow up more slowly. 
B)  more achievement oriented. 
C)  less likely to go to college. 
D)  more likely to rebel. 
E)  less likely to achieve emminence.

Question 7

According to Bronfenbrenner, the family is the __________ through which the larger society influences child development.

Accepted Answer

The answer of According to Bronfenbrenner, the family is the...

Question 8

One of Baumrind's three parenting styles that is characterized by high levels of control and maturity demands and low levels of nurturance and communication is called the __________ style.

Accepted Answer

The answer of One of Baumrind's three parenting styles that...

Question 9

All of the following are dimensions of parenting proposed by Baumrind EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A)  warmth or nurturance. 
B)  level of expectations. 
C)  clarity and consistency of rules. 
D)  communication between parent and child. 
E)  type and level of punishment. 
A)  warmth or nurturance. 
B)  level of expectations. 
C)  clarity and consistency of rules. 
D)  communication between parent and child. 
E)  type and level of punishment.

Question 10

Which dimension of parenting did Baumrind describe in terms of maturity demands?

Accepted Answer

A)  warmth 
B)  level of expectations 
C)  clarity and consistency of rules 
D)  communication 
E)  nurturance 
A)  warmth 
B)  level of expectations 
C)  clarity and consistency of rules 
D)  communication 
E)  nurturance

Question 11

According to systems theory, when any part of the system changes or a new element is added, the system

Accepted Answer

A)  rapidly changes and evolves. 
B)  will assimilate if it can, but will accommodate if it must. 
C)  accommodates rapidly while children are young. 
D)  is extremely unstable and volatile. 
E)  responds randomly and chaotically. 
A)  rapidly changes and evolves. 
B)  will assimilate if it can, but will accommodate if it must. 
C)  accommodates rapidly while children are young. 
D)  is extremely unstable and volatile. 
E)  responds randomly and chaotically.

Question 12

Compared to children of older single mothers, children of single adolescent mothers are

Accepted Answer

A)  less at risk. 
B)  more advanced cognitively in preschool. 
C)  more advanced socially in preschool. 
D)  more likely to be timid and shy. 
E)  more likely to be truant as adolescents. 
A)  less at risk. 
B)  more advanced cognitively in preschool. 
C)  more advanced socially in preschool. 
D)  more likely to be timid and shy. 
E)  more likely to be truant as adolescents.

Question 13

Because parenting style and good grades are not linked in the same way in all ethnic groups, Steinberg and Dornbusch looked at other aspects of the family. What key element did they suggest to explain these group differences?

Accepted Answer

A)  beliefs about the importance of education for later success 
B)  intelligence and age of parents 
C)  size of family 
D)  religious affiliation of family 
E)  political values of parents 
A)  beliefs about the importance of education for later success 
B)  intelligence and age of parents 
C)  size of family 
D)  religious affiliation of family 
E)  political values of parents

Question 14

Most studies show that children benefit from maternal employment in single-parent families, presumably because of the __________ benefits.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Most studies show that children benefit from...

Question 15

Researchers have found that temperamentally irritable infants are more likely to have an insecure attachment to their mothers when the mother

Accepted Answer

A)  lacks adequate social support. 
B)  lives in a poverty situation. 
C)  is an unmarried teenager. 
D)  is strongly permissive. 
E)  is authoritarian. 
A)  lacks adequate social support. 
B)  lives in a poverty situation. 
C)  is an unmarried teenager. 
D)  is strongly permissive. 
E)  is authoritarian.

Question 16

In 1970, what percent of children in the United States lived in two-parent families?

Accepted Answer

A)  4 
B)  15 
C)  52 
D)  76 
E)  95 
A)  4 
B)  15 
C)  52 
D)  76 
E)  95

Question 17

Depressed parents perceive their children as more difficult and problematic and are more critical of them,

Accepted Answer

A)  but their parenting styles remain consistent with what they were before the depression began. 
B)  even when objective observers cannot identify any difference in the behavior of such children and the children of nondepressed mothers. 
C)  but it is difficult to determine if the children have contributed to their parents' depression or if the parents' depression has led to the behavior problems. 
D)  although neither their depression nor their perception of their children has an effect on the family system as a whole. 
E)  and their perceptions remain even after treatment has eliminated the depression. 
A)  but their parenting styles remain consistent with what they were before the depression began. 
B)  even when objective observers cannot identify any difference in the behavior of such children and the children of nondepressed mothers. 
C)  but it is difficult to determine if the children have contributed to their parents' depression or if the parents' depression has led to the behavior problems. 
D)  although neither their depression nor their perception of their children has an effect on the family system as a whole. 
E)  and their perceptions remain even after treatment has eliminated the depression.

Question 18

Tom is 23 years old. His parents divorced when he was young. He is likely to

Accepted Answer

A)  marry early and stay married. 
B)  go on to college and succeed. 
C)  be well adjusted as an adult. 
D)  struggle with fears of intimacy. 
E)  stay married for life. 
A)  marry early and stay married. 
B)  go on to college and succeed. 
C)  be well adjusted as an adult. 
D)  struggle with fears of intimacy. 
E)  stay married for life.

Question 19

Bret has poor grades and frequent problems in school and after school. His parents are most likely

Accepted Answer

A)  authoritative. 
B)  authoritarian. 
C)  consistent. 
D)  permissive. 
E)  neglecting. 
A)  authoritative. 
B)  authoritarian. 
C)  consistent. 
D)  permissive. 
E)  neglecting.

Question 20

Discuss the impact on children of the mother's employment, paying special attention to the difference between single-parent and two-parent families.

Accepted Answer

While maternal employment appears to hav

Which of the following would be part of Angelica's exosystem?

Carlotta has just been divorced. Her income will probably drop by how much?

Kurdek and Fine found that greater parental control of junior high school students led to

Recent research on maternal employment and childhood obesity found that the more hours the mother works,

Depressed parents are more likely to perceive their children as more

Compared to later born children, first born children are generally

According to Bronfenbrenner, the family is the __________ through which the larger society influences child development.

One of Baumrind's three parenting styles that is characterized by high levels of control and maturity demands and low levels of nurturance and communication is called the __________ style.

All of the following are dimensions of parenting proposed by Baumrind EXCEPT

Which dimension of parenting did Baumrind describe in terms of maturity demands?

According to systems theory, when any part of the system changes or a new element is added, the system

Compared to children of older single mothers, children of single adolescent mothers are

Because parenting style and good grades are not linked in the same way in all ethnic groups, Steinberg and Dornbusch looked at other aspects of the family. What key element did they suggest to explain these group differences?

Most studies show that children benefit from maternal employment in single-parent families, presumably because of the __________ benefits.

Researchers have found that temperamentally irritable infants are more likely to have an insecure attachment to their mothers when the mother

In 1970, what percent of children in the United States lived in two-parent families?

Depressed parents perceive their children as more difficult and problematic and are more critical of them,

Tom is 23 years old. His parents divorced when he was young. He is likely to

Bret has poor grades and frequent problems in school and after school. His parents are most likely

Discuss the impact on children of the mother's employment, paying special attention to the difference between single-parent and two-parent families.

Basic Issues in the Study of Development

Prenatal Development

Birth and Early Infancy

Physical Development

Perceptual Development

Cognitive Development I: Structure and Process

Cognitive Development Ii: Individual Differences in Cognitive Abilities

The Development of Language

Personality Development: Alternative Views

Concepts of Self, Gender, and Sex Roles

The Development of Social Relationships

Thinking About Relationships: Social-Cognitive and Moral Development

Beyond the Family: the Impact of the Broader Culture

Atypical Development

Putting It All Together: The Developing Child

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Exam 13: The Ecology of Development: the Child Within the Family System

Which of the following would be part of Angelica's exosystem?

Carlotta has just been divorced. Her income will probably drop by how much?

Kurdek and Fine found that greater parental control of junior high school students led to

Recent research on maternal employment and childhood obesity found that the more hours the mother works,

Depressed parents are more likely to perceive their children as more

Compared to later born children, first born children are generally

According to Bronfenbrenner, the family is the __________ through which the larger society influences child development.

One of Baumrind's three parenting styles that is characterized by high levels of control and maturity demands and low levels of nurturance and communication is called the __________ style.

All of the following are dimensions of parenting proposed by Baumrind EXCEPT

Which dimension of parenting did Baumrind describe in terms of maturity demands?

According to systems theory, when any part of the system changes or a new element is added, the system

Compared to children of older single mothers, children of single adolescent mothers are

Because parenting style and good grades are not linked in the same way in all ethnic groups, Steinberg and Dornbusch looked at other aspects of the family. What key element did they suggest to explain these group differences?

Most studies show that children benefit from maternal employment in single-parent families, presumably because of the __________ benefits.

Researchers have found that temperamentally irritable infants are more likely to have an insecure attachment to their mothers when the mother

In 1970, what percent of children in the United States lived in two-parent families?

Depressed parents perceive their children as more difficult and problematic and are more critical of them,

Tom is 23 years old. His parents divorced when he was young. He is likely to

Bret has poor grades and frequent problems in school and after school. His parents are most likely

Discuss the impact on children of the mother's employment, paying special attention to the difference between single-parent and two-parent families.

Basic Issues in the Study of Development

Prenatal Development

Birth and Early Infancy

Physical Development

Perceptual Development

Cognitive Development I: Structure and Process

Cognitive Development Ii: Individual Differences in Cognitive Abilities

The Development of Language

Personality Development: Alternative Views

Concepts of Self, Gender, and Sex Roles

The Development of Social Relationships

Thinking About Relationships: Social-Cognitive and Moral Development

Beyond the Family: the Impact of the Broader Culture

Atypical Development

Putting It All Together: The Developing Child

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