Question 1

Identify the five categories of children's needs that require parental attention for fulfillment.Give examples of specific needs within each category.

Accepted Answer

Physical,emotional,social,intellectual,and moral.

Question 2

If childcare is of high quality,a child benefits by spending as much time as possible in care.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

A conclusion that can logically be drawn from the text's discussion is that the attachment that babies develop to their parents:

Accepted Answer

A) is the foundation of all their future relationships 
B) is important in childhood but wanes at the young adult years 
C) can be unhealthy if it is too strong 
D) also is formed with numerous other people 
A) is the foundation of all their future relationships 
B) is important in childhood but wanes at the young adult years 
C) can be unhealthy if it is too strong 
D) also is formed with numerous other people A

Question 4

One study found that U.S.-born parents favored autonomy as most important for intellectual development.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

In order to be most effective,discipline needs to be very strict and enforced often.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

_____ is the act of becoming acquainted with the world and the objects,people,and conditions in it.

Accepted Answer

A) Botho 
B) acculturation 
C) serendipity 
D) cognition 
A) Botho 
B) acculturation 
C) serendipity 
D) cognition

Question 7

Mr.and Mrs.Doe have spent many years and lots of energy rearing their children (now young adults); they emphasize continuity and feel very close to the "kids." On the other hand,Jane and John,Jr.focus on how different they are from mom and dad and want to be independent.This difference in perceptions and life course concerns is called:

Accepted Answer

A) intergenerational stake 
B) generational disconnect 
C) intergenerational shift 
D) generation gap 
A) intergenerational stake 
B) generational disconnect 
C) intergenerational shift 
D) generation gap

Question 8

Which is NOT characteristic of Native American values?

Accepted Answer

A) an orientation to the present 
B) seeing human life in harmony with nature 
C) an emphasis on cooperation 
D) an emphasis on individualism 
E) all are valued 
A) an orientation to the present 
B) seeing human life in harmony with nature 
C) an emphasis on cooperation 
D) an emphasis on individualism 
E) all are valued

Question 9

Children reared by indulgent parents are often impulsive and domineering.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Studies show that immigrant parents rate ________ as most important.

Accepted Answer

A) conformity to external standards 
B) development of autonomous behavior 
C) language skills 
D) cognitive skills 
A) conformity to external standards 
B) development of autonomous behavior 
C) language skills 
D) cognitive skills

Question 11

Which of the following is NOT considered good discipline because of its effect on children?

Accepted Answer

A) Using both rewards and punishments 
B) Using discipline in the context of a loving relationship 
C) Using withdrawal of love 
D) Using external controls 
A) Using both rewards and punishments 
B) Using discipline in the context of a loving relationship 
C) Using withdrawal of love 
D) Using external controls

Question 12

Which is most important in determining the effect of childcare on children?

Accepted Answer

A) quality of childcare 
B) quantity of childcare (how many hours/day or week) 
C) both 
A) quality of childcare 
B) quantity of childcare (how many hours/day or week) 
C) both

Question 13

Researchers have learned that the older a mother is when she has her first child,the:

Accepted Answer

A) more likely she is to praise her children 
B) less affectionate she is to her children 
C) more likely she is to be lenient with her children 
D) more likely she is to use physical punishment 
A) more likely she is to praise her children 
B) less affectionate she is to her children 
C) more likely she is to be lenient with her children 
D) more likely she is to use physical punishment

Question 14

From a developmental point of view,an important aspect of good family functioning includes:

Accepted Answer

A) parents who take their authority over the children seriously 
B) parents and children who can agree 
C) children who are obedient to their parents' authority 
D) regular family counseling sessions 
A) parents who take their authority over the children seriously 
B) parents and children who can agree 
C) children who are obedient to their parents' authority 
D) regular family counseling sessions

Question 15

Research shows that traditionally,interactions between mother and child tend to be more _____ than those with fathers.

Accepted Answer

A) intimate and frequent 
B) goal-oriented 
C) problem-oriented 
D) playful 
A) intimate and frequent 
B) goal-oriented 
C) problem-oriented 
D) playful

Question 16

Discuss the theory of the Head Start program as it relates to cultural deprivation of children.

Accepted Answer

To compensate for cultural dep

Question 17

Researchers point out that use of corporal punishment teaches children that _____.

Accepted Answer

A) misbehavior will not be tolerated 
B) punishment is the consequence of misbehavior 
C) violence is sometimes justified 
D) some violence is just discipline 
A) misbehavior will not be tolerated 
B) punishment is the consequence of misbehavior 
C) violence is sometimes justified 
D) some violence is just discipline

Question 18

Children who are environmentally deprived do much more poorly on IQ tests than children who receive stimulation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Studies of family relationships across several generations have failed to document any significant relationship between childhood attachment style and later intimate relationships.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

According to Bronfenbrenner and the text,it is _____ who teach values such as cooperation and responsibility to children.

Accepted Answer

A) adults 
B) peers 
C) the media 
A) adults 
B) peers 
C) the media

Identify the five categories of children's needs that require parental attention for fulfillment.Give examples of specific needs within each category.

If childcare is of high quality,a child benefits by spending as much time as possible in care.

A conclusion that can logically be drawn from the text's discussion is that the attachment that babies develop to their parents:

One study found that U.S.-born parents favored autonomy as most important for intellectual development.

In order to be most effective,discipline needs to be very strict and enforced often.

_____ is the act of becoming acquainted with the world and the objects,people,and conditions in it.

Which is NOT characteristic of Native American values?

Children reared by indulgent parents are often impulsive and domineering.

Studies show that immigrant parents rate ________ as most important.

Which of the following is NOT considered good discipline because of its effect on children?

Which is most important in determining the effect of childcare on children?

Researchers have learned that the older a mother is when she has her first child,the:

From a developmental point of view,an important aspect of good family functioning includes:

Research shows that traditionally,interactions between mother and child tend to be more _____ than those with fathers.

Discuss the theory of the Head Start program as it relates to cultural deprivation of children.

Researchers point out that use of corporal punishment teaches children that _____.

Children who are environmentally deprived do much more poorly on IQ tests than children who receive stimulation.

Studies of family relationships across several generations have failed to document any significant relationship between childhood attachment style and later intimate relationships.

According to Bronfenbrenner and the text,it is _____ who teach values such as cooperation and responsibility to children.

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Power, decision Making, and Communication

Sexual Relationships

Family Planning and Parenthood

Pregnancy and Childbirth

Parents and Extended Family Relationships

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Exam 13: Parent-Child Relationships

Identify the five categories of children's needs that require parental attention for fulfillment.Give examples of specific needs within each category.

If childcare is of high quality,a child benefits by spending as much time as possible in care.

A conclusion that can logically be drawn from the text's discussion is that the attachment that babies develop to their parents:

One study found that U.S.-born parents favored autonomy as most important for intellectual development.

In order to be most effective,discipline needs to be very strict and enforced often.

_____ is the act of becoming acquainted with the world and the objects,people,and conditions in it.

Which is NOT characteristic of Native American values?

Children reared by indulgent parents are often impulsive and domineering.

Studies show that immigrant parents rate ________ as most important.

Which of the following is NOT considered good discipline because of its effect on children?

Which is most important in determining the effect of childcare on children?

Researchers have learned that the older a mother is when she has her first child,the:

From a developmental point of view,an important aspect of good family functioning includes:

Research shows that traditionally,interactions between mother and child tend to be more _____ than those with fathers.

Discuss the theory of the Head Start program as it relates to cultural deprivation of children.

Researchers point out that use of corporal punishment teaches children that _____.

Children who are environmentally deprived do much more poorly on IQ tests than children who receive stimulation.

Studies of family relationships across several generations have failed to document any significant relationship between childhood attachment style and later intimate relationships.

According to Bronfenbrenner and the text,it is _____ who teach values such as cooperation and responsibility to children.

Intimate Relationships, marriages and Families in the Twenty-First Century

Gender: Identity and Roles

Being Single

Attraction and Dating

Love and Mate Selection

Qualities of a Successful Marriage

Marital Relationships Over the Family Life Cycle

Work, family Roles, and Material Resources

Power, decision Making, and Communication

Sexual Relationships

Family Planning and Parenthood

Pregnancy and Childbirth

Parents and Extended Family Relationships

Conflict, family Crises, and Crisis Management

The Family and Divorce

Coming Together: Remarriage and Stepparenting

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