Question 1

Diana Baumrind termed parents who __________ as authoritative parents.

Accepted Answer

have clear rules and standards

Question 2

A mother of a six-year-old complains her son is not doing well in first grade because he is not getting enough recess and play time.Based on your knowledge,you tell her

Accepted Answer

A)  developmentally he is old enough to sit in the classroom and does not need recess. 
B)  she just has to accept that boys are more active and have more trouble in school. 
C)  that her son would probably concentrate better and work more effectively if he had scheduled recesses throughout the day. 
D)  that her son is immature for his age and needs to return to kindergarten. 
A)  developmentally he is old enough to sit in the classroom and does not need recess. 
B)  she just has to accept that boys are more active and have more trouble in school. 
C)  that her son would probably concentrate better and work more effectively if he had scheduled recesses throughout the day. 
D)  that her son is immature for his age and needs to return to kindergarten.

Question 3

All of the following statements about temperament are true EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A)  it is constitutionally based. 
B)  it can not be changed. 
C)  it refers to the child's reactivity and regulations of reactions. 
D)  it refers to behavior in the domains of affect, activity, and attention. 
A)  it is constitutionally based. 
B)  it can not be changed. 
C)  it refers to the child's reactivity and regulations of reactions. 
D)  it refers to behavior in the domains of affect, activity, and attention.

Question 4

There has been little continuity in parenting practices across centuries because living conditions have changed so much.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Parenting groups that help married and unmarried parents talk about their feelings for each other have long-lasting benefits on the couple relationship but do not impact their child's development.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

A parent who follows Piaget's theory of knowing about the world would,in dealing with her five-year-old,

Accepted Answer

A)  tailor explanations to the child's level of understanding about the world. 
B)  respect the child and treat him or her like a reasoning adult. 
C)  teach the child about the world as children learn best, by instruction. 
D)  direct the child's exploration of the world so the child does not focus on things he or she has already learned. 
A)  tailor explanations to the child's level of understanding about the world. 
B)  respect the child and treat him or her like a reasoning adult. 
C)  teach the child about the world as children learn best, by instruction. 
D)  direct the child's exploration of the world so the child does not focus on things he or she has already learned.

Question 7

Parenting experts Stanley Greenspan and T.Berry Brazelton have lobbied society to

Accepted Answer

A)  control the mass media influence on teens' sexual behaviors. 
B)  give parents more resources to help parents to rear children. 
C)  give parents freedom to rear children as they wish. 
D)  A and C 
A)  control the mass media influence on teens' sexual behaviors. 
B)  give parents more resources to help parents to rear children. 
C)  give parents freedom to rear children as they wish. 
D)  A and C

Question 8

A main aim of the Video Feedback Intervention Positive Parenting Program is to increase parents' __________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A main aim of the Video Feedback...

Question 9

Sleep patterns play a role in the development of children's Executive Function skills.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Interventions with children who have the DRD4 7 repeat allele and their parents

Accepted Answer

A)  resulted in significant decreases in children's externalizing and aggressive behaviors. 
B)  have not proved successful. 
C)  change children's behavior but not that of parents. 
D)  change parents' behavior but not that of children. 
A)  resulted in significant decreases in children's externalizing and aggressive behaviors. 
B)  have not proved successful. 
C)  change children's behavior but not that of parents. 
D)  change parents' behavior but not that of children.

Question 11

According to Piaget,infants in the first two years of life are in the __________ of development.

Accepted Answer

The answer of According to Piaget,infants in the first two...

Question 12

Children's Executive Function skills begin to develop in the toddler years so parents can begin to interact with children to develop them.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

At birth the hormone _________ encourages mother-infant bonding.

Accepted Answer

The answer of At birth the hormone _________ encourages mother-infant...

Question 14

Briefly describe one theory you find useful in understanding parent-child relationships and describe three insights you have gained from it.

Accepted Answer

One theory that I find useful in underst

Question 15

Briefly describe the research of Gerald Patterson and the implications for parenting that can be drawn from it.

Accepted Answer

Gerald Patterson was a psychologist know

Question 16

Of all the experts,the nannies spend the most time helping parents

Accepted Answer

A)  arrive at the nature of the problem. 
B)  plan for possible changes. 
C)  carry out the nannies' recommendations. 
D)  get recreational time away from the family. 
A)  arrive at the nature of the problem. 
B)  plan for possible changes. 
C)  carry out the nannies' recommendations. 
D)  get recreational time away from the family.

Question 17

Stephen Porges believes that human beings have a neural circuit under the control of the vagal nerve that promotes adaptation through

Accepted Answer

A)  fight or flight of the person. 
B)  immobilization. 
C)  social bonding and engagement. 
D)  endurance. 
A)  fight or flight of the person. 
B)  immobilization. 
C)  social bonding and engagement. 
D)  endurance.

Question 18

The term "attachment" refers to all aspects of the parent-child relationship.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

__________ neurons in several areas of the brain serve many functions including helping us to understand other people.

Accepted Answer

The answer of __________ neurons in several areas of the...

Question 20

Bronfenbrenner,among all theorists,gives special consideration to the factor of

Accepted Answer

A)  historical time and the timing of events in children's lives. 
B)  geographical place. 
C)  systems of positive and negative consequences. 
D)  innate patterns of growth. 
A)  historical time and the timing of events in children's lives. 
B)  geographical place. 
C)  systems of positive and negative consequences. 
D)  innate patterns of growth.

Diana Baumrind termed parents who __________ as authoritative parents.

A mother of a six-year-old complains her son is not doing well in first grade because he is not getting enough recess and play time.Based on your knowledge,you tell her

All of the following statements about temperament are true EXCEPT

There has been little continuity in parenting practices across centuries because living conditions have changed so much.

Parenting groups that help married and unmarried parents talk about their feelings for each other have long-lasting benefits on the couple relationship but do not impact their child's development.

A parent who follows Piaget's theory of knowing about the world would,in dealing with her five-year-old,

Parenting experts Stanley Greenspan and T.Berry Brazelton have lobbied society to

A main aim of the Video Feedback Intervention Positive Parenting Program is to increase parents' __________.

Sleep patterns play a role in the development of children's Executive Function skills.

Interventions with children who have the DRD4 7 repeat allele and their parents

According to Piaget,infants in the first two years of life are in the __________ of development.

Children's Executive Function skills begin to develop in the toddler years so parents can begin to interact with children to develop them.

At birth the hormone _________ encourages mother-infant bonding.

Briefly describe one theory you find useful in understanding parent-child relationships and describe three insights you have gained from it.

Briefly describe the research of Gerald Patterson and the implications for parenting that can be drawn from it.

Of all the experts,the nannies spend the most time helping parents

Stephen Porges believes that human beings have a neural circuit under the control of the vagal nerve that promotes adaptation through

The term "attachment" refers to all aspects of the parent-child relationship.

__________ neurons in several areas of the brain serve many functions including helping us to understand other people.

Bronfenbrenner,among all theorists,gives special consideration to the factor of

Parenting Is a Process

Cultural Influences on Parenting

Becoming Parents

Nurturing Close Family Relationships in a Technological Society

Supporting Childrens Growth and Development

Parenting Children From Birth to Two Years

Parenting Children in Early Childhood

Parenting Early Elementary School Children

Parenting Early Adolescents

Parenting Late Adolescents and Young Adults

Working and Parenting

Parents by Adoption and Parents by Reproductive Technology

Parenting When Unmarried

Parenting in Divorced Families and Remarried Families

Parenting in Lesbian and Gay Families

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Exam 3: Learning to Parent

Diana Baumrind termed parents who __________ as authoritative parents.

A mother of a six-year-old complains her son is not doing well in first grade because he is not getting enough recess and play time.Based on your knowledge,you tell her

All of the following statements about temperament are true EXCEPT

There has been little continuity in parenting practices across centuries because living conditions have changed so much.

Parenting groups that help married and unmarried parents talk about their feelings for each other have long-lasting benefits on the couple relationship but do not impact their child's development.

A parent who follows Piaget's theory of knowing about the world would,in dealing with her five-year-old,

Parenting experts Stanley Greenspan and T.Berry Brazelton have lobbied society to

A main aim of the Video Feedback Intervention Positive Parenting Program is to increase parents' __________.

Sleep patterns play a role in the development of children's Executive Function skills.

Interventions with children who have the DRD4 7 repeat allele and their parents

According to Piaget,infants in the first two years of life are in the __________ of development.

Children's Executive Function skills begin to develop in the toddler years so parents can begin to interact with children to develop them.

At birth the hormone _________ encourages mother-infant bonding.

Briefly describe one theory you find useful in understanding parent-child relationships and describe three insights you have gained from it.

Briefly describe the research of Gerald Patterson and the implications for parenting that can be drawn from it.

Of all the experts,the nannies spend the most time helping parents

Stephen Porges believes that human beings have a neural circuit under the control of the vagal nerve that promotes adaptation through

The term "attachment" refers to all aspects of the parent-child relationship.

__________ neurons in several areas of the brain serve many functions including helping us to understand other people.

Bronfenbrenner,among all theorists,gives special consideration to the factor of

Parenting Is a Process

Cultural Influences on Parenting

Becoming Parents

Nurturing Close Family Relationships in a Technological Society

Supporting Childrens Growth and Development

Parenting Children From Birth to Two Years

Parenting Children in Early Childhood

Parenting Early Elementary School Children

Parenting Early Adolescents

Parenting Late Adolescents and Young Adults

Working and Parenting

Parents by Adoption and Parents by Reproductive Technology

Parenting When Unmarried

Parenting in Divorced Families and Remarried Families

Parenting in Lesbian and Gay Families

Parenting in Challenging Times

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