Question 1

What percentage of children is not covered by any health insurance program?

Accepted Answer

A)  3% 
B)  5% 
C)  12% 
D)  50% 
A)  3% 
B)  5% 
C)  12% 
D)  50% C

Question 2

An example of an ongoing children's advocacy group is

Accepted Answer

A)  Child Welfare League of American (CWL
A)  
B)  Boys and Girls Club 
C)  YMCA 
D)  Child Protective Services 
A)  Child Welfare League of American (CWL
A)  
B)  Boys and Girls Club 
C)  YMCA 
D)  Child Protective Services A

Question 3

According to your text, a Parks and Recreation program designed to keep children from engaging in delinquent behavior would be categorized as a

Accepted Answer

A)  Preventive service. 
B)  Supportive service. 
C)  Rehabilitative service. 
D)  Service in the microsystem. 
A)  Preventive service. 
B)  Supportive service. 
C)  Rehabilitative service. 
D)  Service in the microsystem. A

Question 4

When neighbors watch each other's children, this is an example of which kind of support?

Accepted Answer

The answer of When neighbors watch each other's children, this...

Question 5

In what kind of service agency would one be likely to find services that are office-based and have strict eligibility requirements?

Accepted Answer

The answer of In what kind of service agency would...

Question 6

Describe how public agencies are different from private agencies and give examples.

Accepted Answer

Public agencies are different from priva

Question 7

Agencies that use both public and private sources of money are termed

Accepted Answer

A)  User-driven. 
B)  Public. 
C)  Combination. 
D)  Community-based. 
A)  User-driven. 
B)  Public. 
C)  Combination. 
D)  Community-based.

Question 8

Along with self-help and productive work, the principle or goal of _________ is usually emphasized in services for individuals with disabilities.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Along with self-help and productive work, the...

Question 9

Services that maintain the health, education, and welfare of the community are called

Accepted Answer

A)  Supportive. 
B)  Chronological. 
C)  Linked-In. 
D)  Preventive. 
A)  Supportive. 
B)  Chronological. 
C)  Linked-In. 
D)  Preventive.

Question 10

Compared to small towns, urban areas

Accepted Answer

A)  Rely on formal rules and regulations to enforce behavior rather than informal norms. 
B)  Have norms that are more homogeneous. 
C)  Are likely to have families with similar goals for socializing their children. 
D)  No answers are correct. 
A)  Rely on formal rules and regulations to enforce behavior rather than informal norms. 
B)  Have norms that are more homogeneous. 
C)  Are likely to have families with similar goals for socializing their children. 
D)  No answers are correct.

Question 11

Compare and contrast preventive services from supportive services and give examples of each.

Accepted Answer

Preventive services and supportive servi

Question 12

Services which enable or restore people's ability to participate in the community effectively are called _________ services.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Services which enable or restore people's ability...

Question 13

Homogenous neighborhoods include people of _________ backgrounds whereas heterogeneous neighborhoods include people of _________ backgrounds.

Accepted Answer

A)  Differing; Similar 
B)  Similar; Differing 
C)  Urban; Rural 
D)  Religious; Non-religious 
A)  Differing; Similar 
B)  Similar; Differing 
C)  Urban; Rural 
D)  Religious; Non-religious

Question 14

Community services are needed to

Accepted Answer

A)  Help serve an increasing population. 
B)  Meet the changing nature of the family. 
C)  Meet the needs of a population as it moves from urban to rural. 
D)  All answers are correct. 
A)  Help serve an increasing population. 
B)  Meet the changing nature of the family. 
C)  Meet the needs of a population as it moves from urban to rural. 
D)  All answers are correct.

Question 15

High population density has

Accepted Answer

A)  Negative effects on social relationships. 
B)  Positive effects on social relationships. 
C)  Both positive and negative effects on social relationships. 
D)  No answers are correct; Population density is not linked to social relationships. 
A)  Negative effects on social relationships. 
B)  Positive effects on social relationships. 
C)  Both positive and negative effects on social relationships. 
D)  No answers are correct; Population density is not linked to social relationships.

Question 16

Which of the following is true?

Accepted Answer

A)  Many families are poor even though both parents are employed. 
B)  If the parent(s) are employed, a family cannot be considered poor. 
C)  In a poor family the head of household is likely to be well-educated. 
D)  A large proportion of families that are poor are headed by single men. 
A)  Many families are poor even though both parents are employed. 
B)  If the parent(s) are employed, a family cannot be considered poor. 
C)  In a poor family the head of household is likely to be well-educated. 
D)  A large proportion of families that are poor are headed by single men.

Question 17

Mary's agency offers many programs, all aimed at reducing the stress and strains of life while offering solutions to problems before they occur. Mary's agency is best described as

Accepted Answer

A)  Preventive. 
B)  Supportive. 
C)  Rehabilitative. 
D)  Combination. 
A)  Preventive. 
B)  Supportive. 
C)  Rehabilitative. 
D)  Combination.

Question 18

Compare and contrast support services derived from a family preservation model with those derived from a traditional model.

Accepted Answer

The support services derived from a fami

Question 19

The National and Community Service Trust Act, which was passed in 1993, does what?

Accepted Answer

A)  Makes military service compulsory (required) 
B)  Gives grants to schools to develop and implement school involvement projects 
C)  Requires all students to complete high school 
D)  Provides rules for the establishment of alternative schools in neighborhoods 
A)  Makes military service compulsory (required) 
B)  Gives grants to schools to develop and implement school involvement projects 
C)  Requires all students to complete high school 
D)  Provides rules for the establishment of alternative schools in neighborhoods

Question 20

A playground that has swings, a slide, a teeter-totter, and a sandbox is termed

Accepted Answer

A)  Traditional. 
B)  Modern. 
C)  Adept. 
D)  Outside. 
A)  Traditional. 
B)  Modern. 
C)  Adept. 
D)  Outside.

What percentage of children is not covered by any health insurance program?

An example of an ongoing children's advocacy group is

According to your text, a Parks and Recreation program designed to keep children from engaging in delinquent behavior would be categorized as a

When neighbors watch each other's children, this is an example of which kind of support?

In what kind of service agency would one be likely to find services that are office-based and have strict eligibility requirements?

Describe how public agencies are different from private agencies and give examples.

Agencies that use both public and private sources of money are termed

Along with self-help and productive work, the principle or goal of _________ is usually emphasized in services for individuals with disabilities.

Services that maintain the health, education, and welfare of the community are called

Compared to small towns, urban areas

Compare and contrast preventive services from supportive services and give examples of each.

Services which enable or restore people's ability to participate in the community effectively are called _________ services.

Homogenous neighborhoods include people of _ backgrounds whereas heterogeneous neighborhoods include people of _ backgrounds.

Community services are needed to

High population density has

Which of the following is true?

Mary's agency offers many programs, all aimed at reducing the stress and strains of life while offering solutions to problems before they occur. Mary's agency is best described as

Compare and contrast support services derived from a family preservation model with those derived from a traditional model.

The National and Community Service Trust Act, which was passed in 1993, does what?

A playground that has swings, a slide, a teeter-totter, and a sandbox is termed

Ecology of the Child

Ecology of Socialization

Ecology of the Family

Ecology of Parenting

Ecology of Nonparental Child Care

Ecology of the School

Ecology of Teaching

Ecology of the Peer Group

Ecology of the Mass Media

Emotional and Cognitive Socialization Outcomes

Social and Behavioral Socialization Outcomes

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Exam 10: Ecology of the Community

What percentage of children is not covered by any health insurance program?

An example of an ongoing children's advocacy group is

According to your text, a Parks and Recreation program designed to keep children from engaging in delinquent behavior would be categorized as a

When neighbors watch each other's children, this is an example of which kind of support?

In what kind of service agency would one be likely to find services that are office-based and have strict eligibility requirements?

Describe how public agencies are different from private agencies and give examples.

Agencies that use both public and private sources of money are termed

Along with self-help and productive work, the principle or goal of _________ is usually emphasized in services for individuals with disabilities.

Services that maintain the health, education, and welfare of the community are called

Compared to small towns, urban areas

Compare and contrast preventive services from supportive services and give examples of each.

Services which enable or restore people's ability to participate in the community effectively are called _________ services.

Homogenous neighborhoods include people of _________ backgrounds whereas heterogeneous neighborhoods include people of _________ backgrounds.

Community services are needed to

High population density has

Which of the following is true?

Mary's agency offers many programs, all aimed at reducing the stress and strains of life while offering solutions to problems before they occur. Mary's agency is best described as

Compare and contrast support services derived from a family preservation model with those derived from a traditional model.

The National and Community Service Trust Act, which was passed in 1993, does what?

A playground that has swings, a slide, a teeter-totter, and a sandbox is termed

Ecology of the Child

Ecology of Socialization

Ecology of the Family

Ecology of Parenting

Ecology of Nonparental Child Care

Ecology of the School

Ecology of Teaching

Ecology of the Peer Group

Ecology of the Mass Media

Emotional and Cognitive Socialization Outcomes

Social and Behavioral Socialization Outcomes

Filters

Homogenous neighborhoods include people of _ backgrounds whereas heterogeneous neighborhoods include people of _ backgrounds.