Question 1

Judith Warner describes all of the following as examples of society's unrealistic expectations of parents EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A)  being physically available to children at all times. 
B)  being wholly responsible for children's feelings of well being. 
C)  loving children. 
D)  ensuring children's success in life. 
A)  being physically available to children at all times. 
B)  being wholly responsible for children's feelings of well being. 
C)  loving children. 
D)  ensuring children's success in life.

Question 2

Joe Ehrmann believes misguided societal expectations for men include all the following EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A)  viewing competition and winning as primary goals in life. 
B)  expressing genuine feelings in relationships with others. 
C)  financial success is main measure of success as a person. 
D)  power and dominance are main aims of relationships. 
A)  viewing competition and winning as primary goals in life. 
B)  expressing genuine feelings in relationships with others. 
C)  financial success is main measure of success as a person. 
D)  power and dominance are main aims of relationships.

Question 3

Parents who grew up with an alcoholic parent do not transmit alcoholic behavior to their children when they

Accepted Answer

A)  form common parenting goals with their spouse. 
B)  engage in controlled drinking themselves. 
C)  plan satisfying family activities and holiday rituals. 
D)  A and C 
A)  form common parenting goals with their spouse. 
B)  engage in controlled drinking themselves. 
C)  plan satisfying family activities and holiday rituals. 
D)  A and C

Question 4

Parents from all ethnic groups describe __________ as the main reason for having children.

Accepted Answer

love and e

Question 5

Unwed biological fathers who do not live with mothers have no legal rights in regard to their newborns unless biological mothers agree.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

In addition to providing food,shelter,and access to schooling,parents have additional responsibilities in providing for children such as (name two)___________________________.

Accepted Answer

providing access to medical ca

Question 7

When mothers going through divorce become more accepting with children

Accepted Answer

A)  children feel less anxious and less worried in middle school. 
B)  children's behavior changes quickly in response to mothers' changes. 
C)  children's behavior changes did not persist into adolescence. 
D)  A and C 
A)  children feel less anxious and less worried in middle school. 
B)  children's behavior changes quickly in response to mothers' changes. 
C)  children's behavior changes did not persist into adolescence. 
D)  A and C

Question 8

Survey data reveals that with multitasking children between the ages of eight and eighteen have total recreational media exposure of about ten hours and forty-five minutes per day,not including the time spent with cell phones and texting.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Two countries on the world with very unequal distributions of family income are __________.

Accepted Answer

Britain,Wa

Question 10

According to Dr.David Lykken,a parenting license would require parents to be over eighteen,married,employed,and __________.

Accepted Answer

have no hi

Question 11

Adults appear biologically preprogrammed to respond positively to babies.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

The rate of infant mortality in the United States is _______ and twice as high as that of _________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The rate of infant mortality in the...

Question 13

Because it is hard for children when they have poor health,parents take special pleasure in children's being healthy.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Income inequality in a country affects the life span of all people in the country,even those with the most resources and the best health care.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

__________ factors are those factors that are associated with positive outcomes for children.

Accepted Answer

The answer of __________ factors are those factors that are...

Question 16

Parents say government can do more to help parents by doing all of the following EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A)  removing sales tax from items necessary for children like formula or diapers. 
B)  requiring employers to give paid maternal and paternal leave. 
C)  increasing tax rate on employers to provide benefits for parents. 
D)  giving tax credits to businesses that allow flex time for employees. 
A)  removing sales tax from items necessary for children like formula or diapers. 
B)  requiring employers to give paid maternal and paternal leave. 
C)  increasing tax rate on employers to provide benefits for parents. 
D)  giving tax credits to businesses that allow flex time for employees.

Question 17

Although a statistically rare event,the majority of parents worry very much that ____________________________________________.

Accepted Answer

a crime like kidnapp

Question 18

It is the __________ of risk factors,rather than any particular one,that leads to poor outcomes for children.

Accepted Answer

The answer of It is the __________ of risk factors,rather...

Question 19

More than work or marriage,society describes __________ as a sign of maturity and adulthood.

Accepted Answer

The answer of More than work or marriage,society describes __________...

Question 20

A councilwoman in Rochester seeks your advice because she has money to fund one social program to reduce environmental risks for children.She wants to know the one program that research suggests will reduce environmental risks for children.You tell her

Accepted Answer

A)  no one particular social change can reduce risks for children. 
B)  cash payments to families will eliminate environmental risks for children. 
C)  change must reduce the number of risks for children. 
D)  A and C 
A)  no one particular social change can reduce risks for children. 
B)  cash payments to families will eliminate environmental risks for children. 
C)  change must reduce the number of risks for children. 
D)  A and C

Judith Warner describes all of the following as examples of society's unrealistic expectations of parents EXCEPT

Joe Ehrmann believes misguided societal expectations for men include all the following EXCEPT

Parents who grew up with an alcoholic parent do not transmit alcoholic behavior to their children when they

Parents from all ethnic groups describe __________ as the main reason for having children.

Unwed biological fathers who do not live with mothers have no legal rights in regard to their newborns unless biological mothers agree.

In addition to providing food,shelter,and access to schooling,parents have additional responsibilities in providing for children such as (name two)___________________________.

When mothers going through divorce become more accepting with children

Survey data reveals that with multitasking children between the ages of eight and eighteen have total recreational media exposure of about ten hours and forty-five minutes per day,not including the time spent with cell phones and texting.

Two countries on the world with very unequal distributions of family income are __________.

According to Dr.David Lykken,a parenting license would require parents to be over eighteen,married,employed,and __________.

Adults appear biologically preprogrammed to respond positively to babies.

The rate of infant mortality in the United States is _ and twice as high as that of ___.

Because it is hard for children when they have poor health,parents take special pleasure in children's being healthy.

Income inequality in a country affects the life span of all people in the country,even those with the most resources and the best health care.

__________ factors are those factors that are associated with positive outcomes for children.

Parents say government can do more to help parents by doing all of the following EXCEPT

Although a statistically rare event,the majority of parents worry very much that ____________________________________________.

It is the __________ of risk factors,rather than any particular one,that leads to poor outcomes for children.

More than work or marriage,society describes __________ as a sign of maturity and adulthood.

A councilwoman in Rochester seeks your advice because she has money to fund one social program to reduce environmental risks for children.She wants to know the one program that research suggests will reduce environmental risks for children.You tell her

Cultural Influences on Parenting

Learning to Parent

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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Exam 1: Parenting Is a Process

Judith Warner describes all of the following as examples of society's unrealistic expectations of parents EXCEPT

Joe Ehrmann believes misguided societal expectations for men include all the following EXCEPT

Parents who grew up with an alcoholic parent do not transmit alcoholic behavior to their children when they

Parents from all ethnic groups describe __________ as the main reason for having children.

Unwed biological fathers who do not live with mothers have no legal rights in regard to their newborns unless biological mothers agree.

In addition to providing food,shelter,and access to schooling,parents have additional responsibilities in providing for children such as (name two)___________________________.

When mothers going through divorce become more accepting with children

Survey data reveals that with multitasking children between the ages of eight and eighteen have total recreational media exposure of about ten hours and forty-five minutes per day,not including the time spent with cell phones and texting.

Two countries on the world with very unequal distributions of family income are __________.

According to Dr.David Lykken,a parenting license would require parents to be over eighteen,married,employed,and __________.

Adults appear biologically preprogrammed to respond positively to babies.

The rate of infant mortality in the United States is _______ and twice as high as that of _________.

Because it is hard for children when they have poor health,parents take special pleasure in children's being healthy.

Income inequality in a country affects the life span of all people in the country,even those with the most resources and the best health care.

__________ factors are those factors that are associated with positive outcomes for children.

Parents say government can do more to help parents by doing all of the following EXCEPT

Although a statistically rare event,the majority of parents worry very much that ____________________________________________.

It is the __________ of risk factors,rather than any particular one,that leads to poor outcomes for children.

More than work or marriage,society describes __________ as a sign of maturity and adulthood.

A councilwoman in Rochester seeks your advice because she has money to fund one social program to reduce environmental risks for children.She wants to know the one program that research suggests will reduce environmental risks for children.You tell her

Cultural Influences on Parenting

Learning to Parent

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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The rate of infant mortality in the United States is _ and twice as high as that of ___.