Exam 10: The Challenge of Parenthood

When newly married couples add their first two children to the family, they create four-way communication.

Adolescence encompasses puberty as well as the social and cultural conditions that must be met to:

Effective punishment encompasses all of the following strategies EXCEPT:

Sue and Chuck recently had a baby and now find that they are operating in more traditional roles than in the past. Sue is staying at home and Chuck is working more hours. The best explanation for the shift to traditional roles in this example is:

Men may have more problems working out parenthood readiness questions than women because they don't:

With the arrival of the second child, parents must learn to deal with:

The promise to care for, connect with, and provide for a child throughout his/her life is called:

According to Erikson's theory of psychosexual development, the child develops a sense of autonomy and self-control in the:

The first step in a rational approach to parental discipline is to:

Hours of television watching deprive a child of:

The ____ family is the fastest growing family type in the United States.

Parents who adopt a child are generally advised to:

The deficit model of fathering tends to view American fathers as:

Which of the following groups has the highest percentage of children living in single-parent households?

In Erickson's psychosocial developmental stages, children must establish:

The major goals of the young adulthood stage are:

Authoritative parenting relates closely to producing competent children.

Personality theories of socialization attempt to link the traditionalization of marital roles to the parenting roles that we learn from:

Paul and Tammy are unable to have children and would like to adopt. They decide to use a nonprofit agency to aid them in the process. Paul and Tammy are seeking a:

Children become increasingly capable of self-initiated activity in the: