Question 1

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

Question 2

Which of the following consists of explaining to children the ways in which their behavior affects themselves or others?

Accepted Answer

A)  Logical consequences 
B)  Four pluses and a wish 
C)  You messages 
D)  Induction 
A)  Logical consequences 
B)  Four pluses and a wish 
C)  You messages 
D)  Induction

Question 3

According to Dorothy Briggs, in creating an atmosphere of psychological safety, parents assist their children with the development of:

Accepted Answer

A)  Self-efficacy through skill building such as learning to tie one's own shoes. 
B)  Self-esteem through the building of their "house of self." 
C)  The belief that their lovability derives from performance that pleases others. 
D)  self-motivation which helps them to keep trying when tasks become more difficult. 
A)  Self-efficacy through skill building such as learning to tie one's own shoes. 
B)  Self-esteem through the building of their "house of self." 
C)  The belief that their lovability derives from performance that pleases others. 
D)  self-motivation which helps them to keep trying when tasks become more difficult.

Question 4

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 seek revenge. 
D)  a display of inadequacy 
A)  to gain attention. 
B)  to gain power. 
C)  to seek revenge. 
D)  a display of inadequacy

Question 5

When the parent owns the problem, an "I message" is used for the purpose of:

Accepted Answer

A)  blaming the child for the feelings the parent is having regarding a particular action or lack of action of the child. 
B)  Expressing the parent's feelings regarding the child's behavior that the parent finds bothersome. 
C)  Correcting the child's misbehavior. 
D)  Resolving a conflict situation. 
A)  blaming the child for the feelings the parent is having regarding a particular action or lack of action of the child. 
B)  Expressing the parent's feelings regarding the child's behavior that the parent finds bothersome. 
C)  Correcting the child's misbehavior. 
D)  Resolving a conflict situation.

Question 6

The concept of misbehavior accounts for a large variation in behavior. Dreikurs maintained that misbehavior is often the result of a child's:

Accepted Answer

A)  goal of Belongingness. 
B)  misconduct. 
C)  poor Socialization. 
D)  high activity level. 
A)  goal of Belongingness. 
B)  misconduct. 
C)  poor Socialization. 
D)  high activity level.

Question 7

According to Briggs, which of the following is the chief goal of parenting?

Accepted Answer

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

Question 8

Which of the following represents Dreikurs' recommendation regarding ways in which parents should provide encouragement for their children?

Accepted Answer

A)  They should provide encouragement for children's efforts regardless of whether or not these efforts result in success. 
B)  They should provide encouragement for children's efforts when these efforts result in success 
C)  They should use words of praise 
D)  They should focus on parent's feelings regarding children's behavior. 
A)  They should provide encouragement for children's efforts regardless of whether or not these efforts result in success. 
B)  They should provide encouragement for children's efforts when these efforts result in success 
C)  They should use words of praise 
D)  They should focus on parent's feelings regarding children's behavior.

Question 9

Which of the following is an example of parental praise rather than parental encouragement?

Accepted Answer

A)  "You must feel proud of yourself." 
B)  "I'm proud of you." 
C)  "Well, I guess you feel pretty good about that." 
D)  "How do you feel about that?" 
A)  "You must feel proud of yourself." 
B)  "I'm proud of you." 
C)  "Well, I guess you feel pretty good about that." 
D)  "How do you feel about that?"

Question 10

When I-Messages are not effective in changing a child's behavior the next strategy, recommended by Gordon, 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 11

According to Thomas Gordon, the first step in problem solving is determining who owns the problems. The person who owns the problem is the one who:

Accepted Answer

A)  will be punished if the situation is not resolved. 
B)  is distressed by the situation. 
C)  brings the situation to the attention of the parents. 
D)  is causing the most trouble. 
A)  will be punished if the situation is not resolved. 
B)  is distressed by the situation. 
C)  brings the situation to the attention of the parents. 
D)  is causing the most trouble.

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

Which of the following consists of explaining to children the ways in which their behavior affects themselves or others?

According to Dorothy Briggs, in creating an atmosphere of psychological safety, parents assist their children with the development of:

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:

When the parent owns the problem, an "I message" is used for the purpose of:

The concept of misbehavior accounts for a large variation in behavior. Dreikurs maintained that misbehavior is often the result of a child's:

According to Briggs, which of the following is the chief goal of parenting?

Which of the following represents Dreikurs' recommendation regarding ways in which parents should provide encouragement for their children?

Which of the following is an example of parental praise rather than parental encouragement?

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

According to Thomas Gordon, the first step in problem solving is determining who owns the problems. The person who owns the problem is the one who:

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Exam 4: Child Socialization and Techniques

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

Which of the following consists of explaining to children the ways in which their behavior affects themselves or others?

According to Dorothy Briggs, in creating an atmosphere of psychological safety, parents assist their children with the development of:

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:

When the parent owns the problem, an "I message" is used for the purpose of:

The concept of misbehavior accounts for a large variation in behavior. Dreikurs maintained that misbehavior is often the result of a child's:

According to Briggs, which of the following is the chief goal of parenting?

Which of the following represents Dreikurs' recommendation regarding ways in which parents should provide encouragement for their children?

Which of the following is an example of parental praise rather than parental encouragement?

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

According to Thomas Gordon, the first step in problem solving is determining who owns the problems. The person who owns the problem is the one who:

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

Parent-Child Relations in Families Where Children or Parents Have Special Needs

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

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