Exam 11: Parent-Child Relations in Families Where Children or Parents Have Special Needs

Children with _______ have impairments in social interaction, language as used in social interaction, and/or imaginative play.

Parents who report more satisfaction from their roles of raising children with disabilities generally have/are:

Guidelines for parents of children who are gifted include all the following EXCEPT:

Children with learning disabilities are at greatest risk for:

Pervasive developmental delay is characterized by patterns of impediment in the development of communicative, social, and cognitive skills that arise when?

Children with conduct disorders often come from families that exhibit a number of characteristics. Identify three of those characteristics.

Which of the following exceptionalities is associated with a variety of negative outcomes in families due to increased time spent in child care and housework, decreased maternal employment, and increased financial strain.

A person first approach to language to be used to refer to individuals with exceptionalities emphasizes:

The role of grandparents has special importance for families with children who have physical impairments because:

On learning of their child's impairment, parents often experience stages of grief, resentment and guilt. They also report that:

Which of the following describes the dynamics between parents with physical disabilities and their children?

A child with which of the following exceptionalities has at least a normal intelligence level but has problems with achievement in a particular subject area.

Which of the following statements describes children with attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder:

Explain what "person first" language is, and provide two reasons why it is important to use "person-first" language when talking about someone with an exceptionality.

Which of the following makes autism a more stressful childhood exceptionality than many other disabilities?

What are three recommended approaches that parents of children with ADHD can take to interrupt the negative cycle of parent-child interactions?

Which of the following is/are effects on siblings in families that includes a child with a learning disability?

In interviews of parents of children with disabilities, which four theme/s have been identified as the most prominent barrier/s to parental well-being?

Identify three alterations in roles and/or behaviors of family members in families where parents who are caring for a chronically-ill child.

Which of the following is associated with higher rates of divorce of parents of children with autism?