Question 1

Which of the following statements is the MOST accurate regarding morning sickness?

Accepted Answer

A)  The more ill a woman feels,the more at risk she is for a miscarriage. 
B)  Morning sickness only occurs early in pregnancy. 
C)  About 85% of women experience morning sickness early in pregnancy. 
D)  Morning sickness is triggered by time,not by tastes or smells. 
A)  The more ill a woman feels,the more at risk she is for a miscarriage. 
B)  Morning sickness only occurs early in pregnancy. 
C)  About 85% of women experience morning sickness early in pregnancy. 
D)  Morning sickness is triggered by time,not by tastes or smells. C

Question 2

Pediatric specialists recommend that infants be breastfed for 6 months.In research conducted in the United States,_______ percent of 6-month-old babies were breastfed.

Accepted Answer

A)  27 
B)  37 
C)  52 
D)  81 
A)  27 
B)  37 
C)  52 
D)  81 C

Question 3

The medical intervention that most directly involves pain management during childbirth is an

Accepted Answer

A)  episiotomy. 
B)  epidural. 
C)  epidermis. 
D)  epicurious. 
A)  episiotomy. 
B)  epidural. 
C)  epidermis. 
D)  epicurious. B

Question 4

Alice co-sleeps with her baby and feeds her baby whenever the baby seems hungry.She carries the baby in a sling,so that they are in constant physical contact,and she frequently plays videos to stimulate her baby's cognitive development.Alice seems to be engaged in

Accepted Answer

A)  maternal gatekeeping. 
B)  intensive parenting 
C)  feminist mothering. 
D)  attachment parenting. 
A)  maternal gatekeeping. 
B)  intensive parenting 
C)  feminist mothering. 
D)  attachment parenting.

Question 5

Define surrogacy.Explain how the practice of surrogacy reflects the problem of stratified reproduction,and provide at least two specific challenges to the practice of surrogacy in order to argue that it is an unacceptable practice that exploits vulnerable women.

Accepted Answer

When a woman is hired to be a surrogate,

Question 6

In one study,almost ________ percent of mothers reported having unwanted intrusive thoughts about intentionally harming their child.

Accepted Answer

A)  5 
B)  15 
C)  25 
D)  50 
A)  5 
B)  15 
C)  25 
D)  50

Question 7

Which of the following women is MOST likely to experience successful treatment for infertility?

Accepted Answer

A)  Hana,a 38-year-old woman,who has a 39-year-old husband 
B)  Elaine,a 44-year-old woman,who has a 41-year-old boyfriend 
C)  Wanda,a 34-year-old woman,who has a 45-year-old husband 
D)  Lanna,a 52-year-old woman,who has a 45-year-old boyfriend 
A)  Hana,a 38-year-old woman,who has a 39-year-old husband 
B)  Elaine,a 44-year-old woman,who has a 41-year-old boyfriend 
C)  Wanda,a 34-year-old woman,who has a 45-year-old husband 
D)  Lanna,a 52-year-old woman,who has a 45-year-old boyfriend

Question 8

Based on the research on coping after stillbirth,which would NOT be recommended as helpful?

Accepted Answer

A)  avoiding seeing or touching the baby 
B)  holding and rocking the baby 
C)  telling others,such as friends and colleagues,that the baby died 
D)  receiving social support 
A)  avoiding seeing or touching the baby 
B)  holding and rocking the baby 
C)  telling others,such as friends and colleagues,that the baby died 
D)  receiving social support

Question 9

Define the motherhood mandate,and identify at least two specific ways this mandate adversely affects women without children.

Accepted Answer

The motherhood mandate refers to the str

Question 10

Which of the following concepts is MOST likely to be used to criticize women with children who are dedicated to their careers?

Accepted Answer

A)  maternal gatekeeping 
B)  mother blaming 
C)  intensive parenting 
D)  feminist mothering 
A)  maternal gatekeeping 
B)  mother blaming 
C)  intensive parenting 
D)  feminist mothering

Question 11

Which concept BEST explains the criticism faced by the single mothers who interviewed for a job while their children played in a mall food court?

Accepted Answer

A)  maternal gatekeeping 
B)  mother blaming 
C)  intensive parenting 
D)  feminist mothering 
A)  maternal gatekeeping 
B)  mother blaming 
C)  intensive parenting 
D)  feminist mothering

Question 12

From a reproductive justice standpoint,which of the following would NOT be considered a basic right?

Accepted Answer

A)  to parent children only if one has enough money and other resources 
B)  to not parent children 
C)  to parent children in safe and healthy environments 
D)  to express one's sexual and gender identity without fear 
A)  to parent children only if one has enough money and other resources 
B)  to not parent children 
C)  to parent children in safe and healthy environments 
D)  to express one's sexual and gender identity without fear

Question 13

Which of the following is the LEAST accurate description of typical attitudes about abortion in the United States?

Accepted Answer

A)  Most people hold either an extremely pro-life or an extremely pro-choice view. 
B)  Some pro-life advocates are also advocates for maternal and child health care. 
C)  Some people argue that legal access to abortion should be banned in all cases,regardless of health risks. 
D)  Some people argue that legal access to abortion should be granted in all cases,regardless of why the abortion decision was made. 
A)  Most people hold either an extremely pro-life or an extremely pro-choice view. 
B)  Some pro-life advocates are also advocates for maternal and child health care. 
C)  Some people argue that legal access to abortion should be banned in all cases,regardless of health risks. 
D)  Some people argue that legal access to abortion should be granted in all cases,regardless of why the abortion decision was made.

Question 14

Research with mostly White,highly educated mothers suggests that the most stressful period of parenting occurs when children are ______ years old.

Accepted Answer

A)  5 to 7 
B)  7 to 9 
C)  10 to 12 
D)  12 to 14 
A)  5 to 7 
B)  7 to 9 
C)  10 to 12 
D)  12 to 14

Question 15

Which of the following is NOT a common symptom of postpartum depression?

Accepted Answer

A)  hearing voices 
B)  suicidal thoughts 
C)  feelings of worthlessness 
D)  exhaustion 
A)  hearing voices 
B)  suicidal thoughts 
C)  feelings of worthlessness 
D)  exhaustion

Question 16

Transmen who did not have gender confirming surgery and who want to be pregnant may do which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  view the experience of pregnancy and childbirth as a path to fatherhood 
B)  menstruate 3-6 months after they stop taking testosterone 
C)  plan to become pregnant but also many have unintended pregnancies 
D)  All of the answer options are correct. 
A)  view the experience of pregnancy and childbirth as a path to fatherhood 
B)  menstruate 3-6 months after they stop taking testosterone 
C)  plan to become pregnant but also many have unintended pregnancies 
D)  All of the answer options are correct.

Question 17

The most common type of mood disruption that women experience after birth is known as

Accepted Answer

A)  postpartum depression. 
B)  postpartum anxiety. 
C)  the baby blues. 
D)  insomnia. 
A)  postpartum depression. 
B)  postpartum anxiety. 
C)  the baby blues. 
D)  insomnia.

Question 18

Which of the following is the MOST accurate description of how pregnancy resolution is related to mental health?

Accepted Answer

A)  Abortion almost always leads to mental health problems. 
B)  People who are seeking or have had an abortion may experience stress related to unintended pregnancy,and stress may have a negative impact on mental health. 
C)  After experiencing an unintended pregnancy,women who give birth have better mental health outcomes than women who have an abortion. 
D)  Feelings of depression are common after abortion but very rare after giving birth. 
A)  Abortion almost always leads to mental health problems. 
B)  People who are seeking or have had an abortion may experience stress related to unintended pregnancy,and stress may have a negative impact on mental health. 
C)  After experiencing an unintended pregnancy,women who give birth have better mental health outcomes than women who have an abortion. 
D)  Feelings of depression are common after abortion but very rare after giving birth.

Question 19

Given what is known about people who seek to have an abortion in the United States,who is most likely to decide to have an abortion after an unintended pregnancy?

Accepted Answer

A)  Larissa,a depressed woman who is unhappy in her marriage 
B)  Samantha,who is an impoverished single mother 
C)  Amanda,a recent college graduate whose income is supplemented by her parents 
D)  Malia,who is a highly successful professional tennis coach 
A)  Larissa,a depressed woman who is unhappy in her marriage 
B)  Samantha,who is an impoverished single mother 
C)  Amanda,a recent college graduate whose income is supplemented by her parents 
D)  Malia,who is a highly successful professional tennis coach

Question 20

The term __________________ refers to the tendency for women who have more resources to have greater autonomy in their decisions about whether to have and parent children.

Accepted Answer

A)  reproductive justice 
B)  voluntary childlessness 
C)  stratified reproduction 
D)  motherhood mandate 
A)  reproductive justice 
B)  voluntary childlessness 
C)  stratified reproduction 
D)  motherhood mandate

Which of the following statements is the MOST accurate regarding morning sickness?

Pediatric specialists recommend that infants be breastfed for 6 months.In research conducted in the United States,_______ percent of 6-month-old babies were breastfed.

The medical intervention that most directly involves pain management during childbirth is an

Alice co-sleeps with her baby and feeds her baby whenever the baby seems hungry.She carries the baby in a sling,so that they are in constant physical contact,and she frequently plays videos to stimulate her baby's cognitive development.Alice seems to be engaged in

Define surrogacy.Explain how the practice of surrogacy reflects the problem of stratified reproduction,and provide at least two specific challenges to the practice of surrogacy in order to argue that it is an unacceptable practice that exploits vulnerable women.

In one study,almost ________ percent of mothers reported having unwanted intrusive thoughts about intentionally harming their child.

Which of the following women is MOST likely to experience successful treatment for infertility?

Based on the research on coping after stillbirth,which would NOT be recommended as helpful?

Define the motherhood mandate,and identify at least two specific ways this mandate adversely affects women without children.

Which of the following concepts is MOST likely to be used to criticize women with children who are dedicated to their careers?

Which concept BEST explains the criticism faced by the single mothers who interviewed for a job while their children played in a mall food court?

From a reproductive justice standpoint,which of the following would NOT be considered a basic right?

Which of the following is the LEAST accurate description of typical attitudes about abortion in the United States?

Research with mostly White,highly educated mothers suggests that the most stressful period of parenting occurs when children are ______ years old.

Which of the following is NOT a common symptom of postpartum depression?

Transmen who did not have gender confirming surgery and who want to be pregnant may do which of the following?

The most common type of mood disruption that women experience after birth is known as

Which of the following is the MOST accurate description of how pregnancy resolution is related to mental health?

Given what is known about people who seek to have an abortion in the United States,who is most likely to decide to have an abortion after an unintended pregnancy?

The term __________________ refers to the tendency for women who have more resources to have greater autonomy in their decisions about whether to have and parent children.

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Exam 9: Reproduction and Mothering

Which of the following statements is the MOST accurate regarding morning sickness?

Pediatric specialists recommend that infants be breastfed for 6 months.In research conducted in the United States,_______ percent of 6-month-old babies were breastfed.

The medical intervention that most directly involves pain management during childbirth is an

Alice co-sleeps with her baby and feeds her baby whenever the baby seems hungry.She carries the baby in a sling,so that they are in constant physical contact,and she frequently plays videos to stimulate her baby's cognitive development.Alice seems to be engaged in

Define surrogacy.Explain how the practice of surrogacy reflects the problem of stratified reproduction,and provide at least two specific challenges to the practice of surrogacy in order to argue that it is an unacceptable practice that exploits vulnerable women.

In one study,almost ________ percent of mothers reported having unwanted intrusive thoughts about intentionally harming their child.

Which of the following women is MOST likely to experience successful treatment for infertility?

Based on the research on coping after stillbirth,which would NOT be recommended as helpful?

Define the motherhood mandate,and identify at least two specific ways this mandate adversely affects women without children.

Which of the following concepts is MOST likely to be used to criticize women with children who are dedicated to their careers?

Which concept BEST explains the criticism faced by the single mothers who interviewed for a job while their children played in a mall food court?

From a reproductive justice standpoint,which of the following would NOT be considered a basic right?

Which of the following is the LEAST accurate description of typical attitudes about abortion in the United States?

Research with mostly White,highly educated mothers suggests that the most stressful period of parenting occurs when children are ______ years old.

Which of the following is NOT a common symptom of postpartum depression?

Transmen who did not have gender confirming surgery and who want to be pregnant may do which of the following?

The most common type of mood disruption that women experience after birth is known as

Which of the following is the MOST accurate description of how pregnancy resolution is related to mental health?

Given what is known about people who seek to have an abortion in the United States,who is most likely to decide to have an abortion after an unintended pregnancy?

The term __________________ refers to the tendency for women who have more resources to have greater autonomy in their decisions about whether to have and parent children.

A Feminist Psychology of Women

Power and Privilege

Similarities and Differences

Beyond the Sexgender Binary

Gender Socialization

Womens Bodies

Sexuality and Sexualization

Relationships

Work

Older Women

Gender-Based Violence

Mental Health

Tensions, action, and Hope for the Future

Filters