Question 1

How does unequal access to the Internet impact Canadians?

Accepted Answer

A)  It may make some people feel technically inferior to others and increase social disorder. 
B)  People with slow Internet connections are less productive than people with faster Internet connections. 
C)  People who do not have access to the Internet are more likely to migrate to areas where there is accessibility. 
D)  It may affect educational and occupational attainment, and thus indirectly affect the class structure. 
A)  It may make some people feel technically inferior to others and increase social disorder. 
B)  People with slow Internet connections are less productive than people with faster Internet connections. 
C)  People who do not have access to the Internet are more likely to migrate to areas where there is accessibility. 
D)  It may affect educational and occupational attainment, and thus indirectly affect the class structure.

Question 2

Why have routines such as family dinners-an important part of identity development-become less common?

Accepted Answer

A)  Many families experience intense time pressure so they prefer a family dinner, but no time to prepare one. 
B)  Many families experience no time pressure but prefer to eat meals on their own time. 
C)  Many families experience intense time pressure so they prefer to eat meals on their own time. 
D)  Many families are seeing family dinners as an outdated routine and develop identity through family outings. 
A)  Many families experience intense time pressure so they prefer a family dinner, but no time to prepare one. 
B)  Many families experience no time pressure but prefer to eat meals on their own time. 
C)  Many families experience intense time pressure so they prefer to eat meals on their own time. 
D)  Many families are seeing family dinners as an outdated routine and develop identity through family outings.

Question 3

Which of the following explains online dating experiences of Muslim and South Asian immigrants?

Accepted Answer

A)  Online dating is less common among immigrants than the Canadian-born. 
B)  For Muslim and South Asian youth, their parents are responsible for creating their online dating profiles. 
C)  Cultural restrictions prevent them from participating in online dating. 
D)  Online dating is more common among Muslim and South Asians than the Canadian-born population. 
A)  Online dating is less common among immigrants than the Canadian-born. 
B)  For Muslim and South Asian youth, their parents are responsible for creating their online dating profiles. 
C)  Cultural restrictions prevent them from participating in online dating. 
D)  Online dating is more common among Muslim and South Asians than the Canadian-born population.

Question 4

What characterizes the structure of virtual communities?

Accepted Answer

A)  rare face-to-face contact and regular electronic contact 
B)  communities in which every person is anonymous 
C)  digital communities where people are not who they say they are 
D)  regular social interaction in an intimate setting 
A)  rare face-to-face contact and regular electronic contact 
B)  communities in which every person is anonymous 
C)  digital communities where people are not who they say they are 
D)  regular social interaction in an intimate setting

Question 5

Describe positive and negative effects of keeping in touch through the telephone.

Accepted Answer

Keeping in touch through the telephone h

Question 6

In which ways does Internet use affect social relations?

Accepted Answer

A)  Frequent Internet use means less time spent with family and friends. 
B)  Frequent Internet use makes social relations more difficult to maintain. 
C)  Frequent Internet use increases social activities in general. 
D)  Frequent Internet use increases time spent with family and friends. 
A)  Frequent Internet use means less time spent with family and friends. 
B)  Frequent Internet use makes social relations more difficult to maintain. 
C)  Frequent Internet use increases social activities in general. 
D)  Frequent Internet use increases time spent with family and friends.

Question 7

Which social group has the highest Internet use?

Accepted Answer

A)  individuals aged 16 to 24 years 
B)  individuals aged 25 to 44 years 
C)  individuals aged 45 to 64 years 
D)  individuals aged 65 years and over 
A)  individuals aged 16 to 24 years 
B)  individuals aged 25 to 44 years 
C)  individuals aged 45 to 64 years 
D)  individuals aged 65 years and over

Question 8

What occured with caregivers who converse regularly in a telephone-based support group versus caregivers who listened to taped informational lectures?

Accepted Answer

A)  They showed less psychological distress. 
B)  They showed more psychological distress. 
C)  They showed the same levels of psychological distress. 
D)  They were more efficient caregivers. 
A)  They showed less psychological distress. 
B)  They showed more psychological distress. 
C)  They showed the same levels of psychological distress. 
D)  They were more efficient caregivers.

Question 9

To what does does "virtual families" refer?

Accepted Answer

A)  Those empowered by law to care for their family members, i.e. children, old people and the severely ill. 
B)  Those people who do the actual work of caring for family members, such as grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, friends or neighbours. 
C)  Those family members who share the same last name. 
D)  The new family a woman joins when she marries into her husband's family. 
A)  Those empowered by law to care for their family members, i.e. children, old people and the severely ill. 
B)  Those people who do the actual work of caring for family members, such as grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, friends or neighbours. 
C)  Those family members who share the same last name. 
D)  The new family a woman joins when she marries into her husband's family.

Question 10

Statistics Canada has identified nine future trends for Canadian families. Identify and briefly elaborate on any five of them.

Accepted Answer

1. Increasing diversity: Statistics Cana

Question 11

What defines a family characterized by low role separability and high personal interchangeability?

Accepted Answer

A)  corporate 
B)  collected 
C)  concatenated 
D)  cyclical 
A)  corporate 
B)  collected 
C)  concatenated 
D)  cyclical

Question 12

Discuss the impact of online dating and establishment of intimate life and relationships.

Accepted Answer

The impact of online dating on the estab

Question 13

How would we discribe the community feeling derived from cyber relations?

Accepted Answer

A)  intense 
B)  weak 
C)  illusory 
D)  strong 
A)  intense 
B)  weak 
C)  illusory 
D)  strong

How does unequal access to the Internet impact Canadians?

Why have routines such as family dinners-an important part of identity development-become less common?

Which of the following explains online dating experiences of Muslim and South Asian immigrants?

What characterizes the structure of virtual communities?

Describe positive and negative effects of keeping in touch through the telephone.

In which ways does Internet use affect social relations?

Which social group has the highest Internet use?

What occured with caregivers who converse regularly in a telephone-based support group versus caregivers who listened to taped informational lectures?

To what does does "virtual families" refer?

Statistics Canada has identified nine future trends for Canadian families. Identify and briefly elaborate on any five of them.

What defines a family characterized by low role separability and high personal interchangeability?

Discuss the impact of online dating and establishment of intimate life and relationships.

How would we discribe the community feeling derived from cyber relations?

Families and Family-Like Relationships

Historical Perspectives on Canadian Families

How Families Begin: Dating and Mating

Types of Intimate Couples

Happy and Healthy Relationships

Parenting: Child-Bearing, Socialization, and Parenting Challenges

Work and Family Life

Stress and Violence: Realities of Family Life

Divorce and Ending Relationships

Family Transitions and Innovations

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Exam 11: A Glimpse Into the Future: Where Do Families Go From Here

How does unequal access to the Internet impact Canadians?

Why have routines such as family dinners-an important part of identity development-become less common?

Which of the following explains online dating experiences of Muslim and South Asian immigrants?

What characterizes the structure of virtual communities?

Describe positive and negative effects of keeping in touch through the telephone.

In which ways does Internet use affect social relations?

Which social group has the highest Internet use?

What occured with caregivers who converse regularly in a telephone-based support group versus caregivers who listened to taped informational lectures?

To what does does "virtual families" refer?

Statistics Canada has identified nine future trends for Canadian families. Identify and briefly elaborate on any five of them.

What defines a family characterized by low role separability and high personal interchangeability?

Discuss the impact of online dating and establishment of intimate life and relationships.

How would we discribe the community feeling derived from cyber relations?

Families and Family-Like Relationships

Historical Perspectives on Canadian Families

How Families Begin: Dating and Mating

Types of Intimate Couples

Happy and Healthy Relationships

Parenting: Child-Bearing, Socialization, and Parenting Challenges

Work and Family Life

Stress and Violence: Realities of Family Life

Divorce and Ending Relationships

Family Transitions and Innovations

Filters