Question 1

Parents who talk to their children about sex:

Accepted Answer

A) have had a parent education class 
B) have a good relationship with them and talk with them when they are young 
C) spend time relaxing at night with a glass of wine 
D) are not too religious and therefore more comfortable talking about sex 
A) have had a parent education class 
B) have a good relationship with them and talk with them when they are young 
C) spend time relaxing at night with a glass of wine 
D) are not too religious and therefore more comfortable talking about sex

Question 2

How do children affect marital stability?

Accepted Answer

Children can have a significant impact o

Question 3

Typically, who of the following has a more traditional view of motherhood?

Accepted Answer

A) mother 
B) childfree individuals 
C) father 
D) parents with over six children 
A) mother 
B) childfree individuals 
C) father 
D) parents with over six children

Question 4

Parents who are adherents to the ____ of childrearing would never let their baby cry himself/herself to sleep, but would pick up and comfort the child.

Accepted Answer

A) parent effectiveness training theory 
B) developmental-maturational theory 
C) socioteleological theory 
D) attachment theory 
A) parent effectiveness training theory 
B) developmental-maturational theory 
C) socioteleological theory 
D) attachment theory

Question 5

What action does your text suggest for parents who regret some of their parenting decisions?

Accepted Answer

A) Change immediately-don't make the same mistake twice. 
B) Talk with peers to discover that they are not alone-all parents feel some level of regret. 
C) Sincerely apologize to their children. 
D) Reframe the decisions. 
A) Change immediately-don't make the same mistake twice. 
B) Talk with peers to discover that they are not alone-all parents feel some level of regret. 
C) Sincerely apologize to their children. 
D) Reframe the decisions.

Question 6

Children from high conflict marriages tend to have high conflict marriages themselves.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Not being overindulged as a child leads to all of the following except:

Accepted Answer

A) the ability to delay gratification 
B) a grateful attitude 
C) being nonmaterialistic 
D) problems with alcohol from unmet needs 
A) the ability to delay gratification 
B) a grateful attitude 
C) being nonmaterialistic 
D) problems with alcohol from unmet needs

Question 8

How does monitoring a teen's behavior affect the behavior of a teen?

Accepted Answer

Monitoring a teen's behavior can have a

Question 9

Saving money is the primary reason adult children live with their parents.
.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

College males have more traditional views of fatherhood than college females.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Adults stagnate because of the need for approval and positive feedback.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

According to research, how much emotional work do parents do with their children?

Accepted Answer

A) There is no research on this issue. 
B) Both women and men do the same amount. 
C) Men do more of this. 
D) Women do more of this. 
A) There is no research on this issue. 
B) Both women and men do the same amount. 
C) Men do more of this. 
D) Women do more of this.

Question 13

When mothers in their 60s and 70s were asked about being close to a particular child:

Accepted Answer

A) the mothers said they did not feel comfortable identifying such a child 
B) the mothers said that they could not say 
C) seventy percent reported that they were closer to a particular child 
D) the mothers said the mark of a good mother is not to choose among her children 
A) the mothers said they did not feel comfortable identifying such a child 
B) the mothers said that they could not say 
C) seventy percent reported that they were closer to a particular child 
D) the mothers said the mark of a good mother is not to choose among her children

Question 14

Who does co-parenting benefit?

Accepted Answer

A) children 
B) children and quality of relationships between parents 
C) not children as assumed, since it confuses them 
D) not the quality of relationship between parents, since it puts them in conflict 
A) children 
B) children and quality of relationships between parents 
C) not children as assumed, since it confuses them 
D) not the quality of relationship between parents, since it puts them in conflict

Question 15

The firm behavioral control of parents tends to halt their children's influence from
deviant peers.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Three weeks before a baby's birth, testosterone levels in the father ____.

Accepted Answer

A) increase radically in reference to male not having had recent sex 
B) show no change 
C) increase slightly 
D) decrease as a way of keeping the father at home and not seeking outside sex 
A) increase radically in reference to male not having had recent sex 
B) show no change 
C) increase slightly 
D) decrease as a way of keeping the father at home and not seeking outside sex

Question 17

A parent who says nothing when their child comes home drunk:

Accepted Answer

A) has made a decision to avoid discussing alcohol abuse 
B) is irresponsible 
C) thinks the problem will go away 
D) fears that his or her own drinking has modeled this behavior 
A) has made a decision to avoid discussing alcohol abuse 
B) is irresponsible 
C) thinks the problem will go away 
D) fears that his or her own drinking has modeled this behavior

Question 18

Compare baby blues and postpartum depression.

Accepted Answer

Baby blues and postpartum depression are

Question 19

Having regular meals together is associated with all of the following except:

Accepted Answer

A) less substance abuse 
B) less running away for females 
C) a closer relationship with the mother but not with the father 
D) less physical violence for males 
A) less substance abuse 
B) less running away for females 
C) a closer relationship with the mother but not with the father 
D) less physical violence for males

Question 20

Parent-teen driving contracts include all of the following except?

Accepted Answer

A) meeting a curfew 
B) no texting while driving and keeping ¼ of a tank of gas in the car 
C) no drinking or drugs 
D) restricting the number of passengers in the car 
A) meeting a curfew 
B) no texting while driving and keeping ¼ of a tank of gas in the car 
C) no drinking or drugs 
D) restricting the number of passengers in the car

Parents who talk to their children about sex:

How do children affect marital stability?

Typically, who of the following has a more traditional view of motherhood?

Parents who are adherents to the ____ of childrearing would never let their baby cry himself/herself to sleep, but would pick up and comfort the child.

What action does your text suggest for parents who regret some of their parenting decisions?

Children from high conflict marriages tend to have high conflict marriages themselves.

Not being overindulged as a child leads to all of the following except:

How does monitoring a teen's behavior affect the behavior of a teen?

Saving money is the primary reason adult children live with their parents. .

College males have more traditional views of fatherhood than college females.

Adults stagnate because of the need for approval and positive feedback.

According to research, how much emotional work do parents do with their children?

When mothers in their 60s and 70s were asked about being close to a particular child:

Who does co-parenting benefit?

The firm behavioral control of parents tends to halt their children's influence from deviant peers.

Three weeks before a baby's birth, testosterone levels in the father ____.

A parent who says nothing when their child comes home drunk:

Compare baby blues and postpartum depression.

Having regular meals together is associated with all of the following except:

Parent-teen driving contracts include all of the following except?

Choices in Relationships: an Introduction

Gender

Love

Communication

Singlehood, Hanging Out, Hooking Up, and Cohabitation

Selecting a Partner

Marriage Relationships

Same-Sex Couples and Families

Sexuality in Relationships

Planning for Children

Work and Family Life

Violence and Abuse in Relationships

Stress and Crisis in Relationships

Divorce and Remarriage

Relationships in the Later Years

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Exam 11: Parenting

Parents who talk to their children about sex:

How do children affect marital stability?

Typically, who of the following has a more traditional view of motherhood?

Parents who are adherents to the ____ of childrearing would never let their baby cry himself/herself to sleep, but would pick up and comfort the child.

What action does your text suggest for parents who regret some of their parenting decisions?

Children from high conflict marriages tend to have high conflict marriages themselves.

Not being overindulged as a child leads to all of the following except:

How does monitoring a teen's behavior affect the behavior of a teen?

Saving money is the primary reason adult children live with their parents. .

College males have more traditional views of fatherhood than college females.

Adults stagnate because of the need for approval and positive feedback.

According to research, how much emotional work do parents do with their children?

When mothers in their 60s and 70s were asked about being close to a particular child:

Who does co-parenting benefit?

The firm behavioral control of parents tends to halt their children's influence from deviant peers.

Three weeks before a baby's birth, testosterone levels in the father ____.

A parent who says nothing when their child comes home drunk:

Compare baby blues and postpartum depression.

Having regular meals together is associated with all of the following except:

Parent-teen driving contracts include all of the following except?

Choices in Relationships: an Introduction

Gender

Love

Communication

Singlehood, Hanging Out, Hooking Up, and Cohabitation

Selecting a Partner

Marriage Relationships

Same-Sex Couples and Families

Sexuality in Relationships

Planning for Children

Work and Family Life

Violence and Abuse in Relationships

Stress and Crisis in Relationships

Divorce and Remarriage

Relationships in the Later Years

Filters