Question 1

Jennifer lives with her mother, father, husband, and daughter. Jennifer lives in a(n) ____________ family.

Accepted Answer

A)  nuclear 
B)  extended 
C)  single parent 
D)  multi-parent 
A)  nuclear 
B)  extended 
C)  single parent 
D)  multi-parent

Question 2

The environment that has the first impact on a young child's development is the:

Accepted Answer

A)  media. 
B)  school. 
C)  family. 
D)  social environment in which the child plays. 
A)  media. 
B)  school. 
C)  family. 
D)  social environment in which the child plays.

Question 3

Parents who demonstrate the authoritative pattern control their children by:

Accepted Answer

A)  using physical punishment. 
B)  explaining their rules or decisions. 
C)  setting lower standards for their children's behavior. 
D)  encouraging their children to be dependent. 
A)  using physical punishment. 
B)  explaining their rules or decisions. 
C)  setting lower standards for their children's behavior. 
D)  encouraging their children to be dependent.

Question 4

Parenting that includes a mixture of high parental control, physical restraint, punishment, and warm affection is called:

Accepted Answer

A)  abusive parenting. 
B)  no-nonsense parenting. 
C)  permissive parenting. 
D)  authoritarian parenting. 
A)  abusive parenting. 
B)  no-nonsense parenting. 
C)  permissive parenting. 
D)  authoritarian parenting.

Question 5

Use of interactive media is detrimental to children's intellectual and cognitive development.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

On the basis of interviews and observations of predominantly white, middle-class preschoolers and their parents, Diana Baumrind and her colleagues found that parenting behaviors in 77 percent of these families fell into the categories of:

Accepted Answer

A)  aggressive, indulgent, and authoritarian. 
B)  indulgent, authoritative, and egalitarian. 
C)  permissive, authoritative, and authoritarian. 
D)  permissive, aggressive, and authoritative. 
A)  aggressive, indulgent, and authoritarian. 
B)  indulgent, authoritative, and egalitarian. 
C)  permissive, authoritative, and authoritarian. 
D)  permissive, aggressive, and authoritative.

Question 7

Compared to children who are taken care of at home, children who attend child care outside the home are:

Accepted Answer

A)  at increased risk for ear infections. 
B)  at decreased risk for ear infections. 
C)  the same risk of getting of getting an ear infection. 
D)  less likely to get upper respiratory infections. 
A)  at increased risk for ear infections. 
B)  at decreased risk for ear infections. 
C)  the same risk of getting of getting an ear infection. 
D)  less likely to get upper respiratory infections.

Question 8

What is the term used to describe a family consisting of two parents and their children?

Accepted Answer

A)  nuclear 
B)  extended 
C)  polygynous 
D)  multi-parent 
A)  nuclear 
B)  extended 
C)  polygynous 
D)  multi-parent

Question 9

Research conducted in Europe as well as the United States indicates that the intellectual development of children in high-quality child-care centers is:

Accepted Answer

A)  generally not as good as that of children raised at home by their parents. 
B)  almost always better than that of children raised at home by their parents. 
C)  at least as good as that of children raised at home by their parents. 
D)  not as good for children of low-income parents but better for children of higher-income parents, compared to that of children raised at home by their parents. 
A)  generally not as good as that of children raised at home by their parents. 
B)  almost always better than that of children raised at home by their parents. 
C)  at least as good as that of children raised at home by their parents. 
D)  not as good for children of low-income parents but better for children of higher-income parents, compared to that of children raised at home by their parents.

Question 10

Which of the following activities occupies the majority of children's leisure time?

Accepted Answer

A)  reading print media 
B)  watching television 
C)  using computers 
D)  playing video games 
A)  reading print media 
B)  watching television 
C)  using computers 
D)  playing video games

Question 11

Which of the following results was found when researchers compared the reactions of children who were exposed to extensive television replays of the 9/11 attacks to children who had less television exposure?

Accepted Answer

A)  Children with greater levels of television exposure were more likely to show negative outcomes. 
B)  Children with less television exposure demonstrated more negative outcomes. 
C)  The two groups of children were equally likely to show symptoms of posttraumatic stress disorders. 
D)  Amount of television exposure was unrelated to children's reactions to the event. 
A)  Children with greater levels of television exposure were more likely to show negative outcomes. 
B)  Children with less television exposure demonstrated more negative outcomes. 
C)  The two groups of children were equally likely to show symptoms of posttraumatic stress disorders. 
D)  Amount of television exposure was unrelated to children's reactions to the event.

Question 12

Bruno Bettelheim contends that fairy tales:

Accepted Answer

A)  misrepresent ethnic groups. 
B)  are inappropriate for children. 
C)  foster violence and aggression. 
D)  provide solutions to children's inner conflicts. 
A)  misrepresent ethnic groups. 
B)  are inappropriate for children. 
C)  foster violence and aggression. 
D)  provide solutions to children's inner conflicts.

Question 13

Research has found that compared to children raised in heterosexual families, children raised in gay and lesbian households:

Accepted Answer

A)  are no different in terms of psychological well-being, peer relationships, and behavioral adjustment. 
B)  have better previous relationships and behavioral adjustment but show no difference in psychological well-being. 
C)  have worse psychological well-being, peer relationships, and behavioral adjustment. 
D)  have better psychological well-being, peer relationships, and behavioral adjustment. 
A)  are no different in terms of psychological well-being, peer relationships, and behavioral adjustment. 
B)  have better previous relationships and behavioral adjustment but show no difference in psychological well-being. 
C)  have worse psychological well-being, peer relationships, and behavioral adjustment. 
D)  have better psychological well-being, peer relationships, and behavioral adjustment.

Question 14

According to Diana Baumrind, authoritarian parents:

Accepted Answer

A)  demand less achievement than do permissive parents. 
B)  favor punitive measures to control children's behavior. 
C)  accept more immature behavior than do other types of parents. 
D)  are willing to listen to their children although they do not agree with them. 
A)  demand less achievement than do permissive parents. 
B)  favor punitive measures to control children's behavior. 
C)  accept more immature behavior than do other types of parents. 
D)  are willing to listen to their children although they do not agree with them.

Question 15

According to Baumrind, permissive parents:

Accepted Answer

A)  are unlikely to consult children about family policies. 
B)  exert little explicit control over their children's behavior. 
C)  attempt to control children through explanation and reason. 
D)  demand achievement and mature behaviors from their children. 
A)  are unlikely to consult children about family policies. 
B)  exert little explicit control over their children's behavior. 
C)  attempt to control children through explanation and reason. 
D)  demand achievement and mature behaviors from their children.

Question 16

Which of the following goals is MOST important to parents whose families are living under conditions of threat?

Accepted Answer

A)  their children's emotional development 
B)  their children's future economic success 
C)  their children's intellectual achievement 
D)  their children's health and safety 
A)  their children's emotional development 
B)  their children's future economic success 
C)  their children's intellectual achievement 
D)  their children's health and safety

Question 17

A sense of family obligation is referred to as familism.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Among mixed-sex sibling pairs, levels of intimacy:

Accepted Answer

A)  increase during middle childhood. 
B)  decrease during adolescence. 
C)  are fairly stable over time. 
D)  vary depending on the age of the children. 
A)  increase during middle childhood. 
B)  decrease during adolescence. 
C)  are fairly stable over time. 
D)  vary depending on the age of the children.

Question 19

Women in some villages on the islands of Micronesia, on the islands of the Caribbean, and in Gambia have been found to have more births and more surviving children when which of the following conditions is met?

Accepted Answer

A)  the firstborn child is a son 
B)  the firstborn child is a daughter 
C)  when the women live in nuclear families 
D)  when there is no-nonsense parenting 
A)  the firstborn child is a son 
B)  the firstborn child is a daughter 
C)  when the women live in nuclear families 
D)  when there is no-nonsense parenting

Question 20

Child care and protection provided by relatives other than the parents is referred to as:

Accepted Answer

A)  nuclear families. 
B)  family structure. 
C)  allocaregiving. 
D)  supplemental caregiving. 
A)  nuclear families. 
B)  family structure. 
C)  allocaregiving. 
D)  supplemental caregiving.

Jennifer lives with her mother, father, husband, and daughter. Jennifer lives in a(n) ____________ family.

The environment that has the first impact on a young child's development is the:

Parents who demonstrate the authoritative pattern control their children by:

Parenting that includes a mixture of high parental control, physical restraint, punishment, and warm affection is called:

Use of interactive media is detrimental to children's intellectual and cognitive development.

On the basis of interviews and observations of predominantly white, middle-class preschoolers and their parents, Diana Baumrind and her colleagues found that parenting behaviors in 77 percent of these families fell into the categories of:

Compared to children who are taken care of at home, children who attend child care outside the home are:

What is the term used to describe a family consisting of two parents and their children?

Research conducted in Europe as well as the United States indicates that the intellectual development of children in high-quality child-care centers is:

Which of the following activities occupies the majority of children's leisure time?

Which of the following results was found when researchers compared the reactions of children who were exposed to extensive television replays of the 9/11 attacks to children who had less television exposure?

Bruno Bettelheim contends that fairy tales:

Research has found that compared to children raised in heterosexual families, children raised in gay and lesbian households:

According to Diana Baumrind, authoritarian parents:

According to Baumrind, permissive parents:

Which of the following goals is MOST important to parents whose families are living under conditions of threat?

A sense of family obligation is referred to as familism.

Among mixed-sex sibling pairs, levels of intimacy:

Women in some villages on the islands of Micronesia, on the islands of the Caribbean, and in Gambia have been found to have more births and more surviving children when which of the following conditions is met?

Child care and protection provided by relatives other than the parents is referred to as:

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Exam 10: Contexts of Development

Jennifer lives with her mother, father, husband, and daughter. Jennifer lives in a(n) ____________ family.

The environment that has the first impact on a young child's development is the:

Parents who demonstrate the authoritative pattern control their children by:

Parenting that includes a mixture of high parental control, physical restraint, punishment, and warm affection is called:

Use of interactive media is detrimental to children's intellectual and cognitive development.

On the basis of interviews and observations of predominantly white, middle-class preschoolers and their parents, Diana Baumrind and her colleagues found that parenting behaviors in 77 percent of these families fell into the categories of:

Compared to children who are taken care of at home, children who attend child care outside the home are:

What is the term used to describe a family consisting of two parents and their children?

Research conducted in Europe as well as the United States indicates that the intellectual development of children in high-quality child-care centers is:

Which of the following activities occupies the majority of children's leisure time?

Which of the following results was found when researchers compared the reactions of children who were exposed to extensive television replays of the 9/11 attacks to children who had less television exposure?

Bruno Bettelheim contends that fairy tales:

Research has found that compared to children raised in heterosexual families, children raised in gay and lesbian households:

According to Diana Baumrind, authoritarian parents:

According to Baumrind, permissive parents:

Which of the following goals is MOST important to parents whose families are living under conditions of threat?

A sense of family obligation is referred to as familism.

Among mixed-sex sibling pairs, levels of intimacy:

Women in some villages on the islands of Micronesia, on the islands of the Caribbean, and in Gambia have been found to have more births and more surviving children when which of the following conditions is met?

Child care and protection provided by relatives other than the parents is referred to as:

The Study of Human Development

Biocultural Foundations

Prenatal Development and Birth

The First 3 Months

Physical and Cognitive Development in Infancy

Social and Emotional Development in Infancy

Language Acquisition

Physical and Cognitive Development in Early Childhood

Social and Emotional Development in Early Childhood

Physical and Cognitive Development in Middle Childhood

School As Context for Development

Social and Emotional Development in Middle Childhood

Physical and Cognitive Development in Adolescence

Social and Emotional Development in Adolescence

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