Question 1

Actions toward a child which include things such as unkindness, harshness, rejection, neglect, deprivation, abuse and/or violence are termed _________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Actions toward a child which include things...

Question 2

John Locke's best known concept is that of the _________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of John Locke's best known concept is that...

Question 3

Watson believed

Accepted Answer

A)  Behavior that is rewarded will get repeated. 
B)  Conditioning of the child must take place early in life. 
C)  Learning is a change in the way an individual responds to a particular situation. 
D)  All answer are correct. 
A)  Behavior that is rewarded will get repeated. 
B)  Conditioning of the child must take place early in life. 
C)  Learning is a change in the way an individual responds to a particular situation. 
D)  All answer are correct.

Question 4

Baby Carrie is adaptable and approachable; she shows positive mood and regularity in body function. When she reacts to a stimulus, her reaction is moderate or low in intensity. We would classify Carrie as

Accepted Answer

A)  Easy. 
B)  Difficult. 
C)  Slow-to-Warm-Up. 
D)  Irregular. 
A)  Easy. 
B)  Difficult. 
C)  Slow-to-Warm-Up. 
D)  Irregular.

Question 5

One of the universal goals of parenting is

Accepted Answer

A)  Ensuring a college education. 
B)  Ensuring physical health and survival. 
C)  Ensuring economic wealth. 
D)  All answers are correct; All are goals shared by parents around the world. 
A)  Ensuring a college education. 
B)  Ensuring physical health and survival. 
C)  Ensuring economic wealth. 
D)  All answers are correct; All are goals shared by parents around the world.

Question 6

The researcher whose theory of personality emphasized unconscious forces in the mind was _________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The researcher whose theory of personality emphasized...

Question 7

A parent's workplace is thought to affect

Accepted Answer

A)  Their perception of life. 
B)  The way he/she parents. 
C)  The way he/she interact with family members. 
D)  All answers are correct. 
A)  Their perception of life. 
B)  The way he/she parents. 
C)  The way he/she interact with family members. 
D)  All answers are correct.

Question 8

Factors which will influence family dynamics and parenting styles when a child in the family has a disability include

Accepted Answer

A)  The nature of the disability. 
B)  The age of onset of the disability. 
C)  The severity of the disability. 
D)  All of the above. 
A)  The nature of the disability. 
B)  The age of onset of the disability. 
C)  The severity of the disability. 
D)  All of the above.

Question 9

According to White (1971) and others, the mothers of competent children

Accepted Answer

A)  Created a safe physical environment at home. 
B)  Did not provide interesting things for the child to manipulate. 
C)  Were not tolerant of messes or accidents. 
D)  Used distraction only if the child was over age 1 year. 
A)  Created a safe physical environment at home. 
B)  Did not provide interesting things for the child to manipulate. 
C)  Were not tolerant of messes or accidents. 
D)  Used distraction only if the child was over age 1 year.

Question 10

Interdependent relations, social responsibility, and the well-being of the group are emphasized in _________.

Accepted Answer

A)  Collectivist Cultures 
B)  Traditional Cultures 
C)  Individualism 
D)  Classism 
A)  Collectivist Cultures 
B)  Traditional Cultures 
C)  Individualism 
D)  Classism

Question 11

Which of the following is not a dimension of temperament?

Accepted Answer

A)  Cuteness 
B)  Intensity of reaction 
C)  Threshold of responsiveness 
D)  Quality of mood 
A)  Cuteness 
B)  Intensity of reaction 
C)  Threshold of responsiveness 
D)  Quality of mood

Question 12

According to your text, parents with large families tend to be

Accepted Answer

A)  Permissive. 
B)  Individualistic. 
C)  Authoritarian. 
D)  Neglectful. 
A)  Permissive. 
B)  Individualistic. 
C)  Authoritarian. 
D)  Neglectful.

Question 13

The learned behavior, including the knowledge, beliefs, art, morals, laws, customs, and traditions that is characteristic of the social environment in which an individual grows up is called the _________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The learned behavior, including the knowledge, beliefs,...

Question 14

Compare and contrast a collectivist/interdependent orientation with one that is competitive/independent. Focus your answer on the ways in which collectivist and competitive perspectives impact the parenting role.

Accepted Answer

A collectivist/interdependent orientatio

Question 15

Jasmine gets attention in socially acceptable ways, uses adults as resources, and gets along well with others. We would call Jasmine what kind of child? _________

Accepted Answer

The answer of Jasmine gets attention in socially acceptable ways,...

Question 16

Individual-oriented families believe the self is located within the

Accepted Answer

A)  Individual. 
B)  Group. 
C)  Culture. 
D)  Authority figure. 
A)  Individual. 
B)  Group. 
C)  Culture. 
D)  Authority figure.

Question 17

According to Baumrind (1971), the parent who uses punitive disciplinary measures is

Accepted Answer

A)  Authoritative. 
B)  Permissive. 
C)  Uncaring. 
D)  Authoritarian. 
A)  Authoritative. 
B)  Permissive. 
C)  Uncaring. 
D)  Authoritarian.

Question 18

Using the scenario below explain and describe each of Baumrind's styles of parenting. How would a parent of each style handle this situation?

Accepted Answer

Answer not

Question 19

The Freudian term for arrested development is _________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The Freudian term for arrested development is...

Question 20

According to your text, which of the following is an example of a group that is likely to be collectivistic?

Accepted Answer

A)  Japanese-American families 
B)  Middle-Eastern families 
C)  Native-American families 
D)  All answers are correct 
A)  Japanese-American families 
B)  Middle-Eastern families 
C)  Native-American families 
D)  All answers are correct

Actions toward a child which include things such as unkindness, harshness, rejection, neglect, deprivation, abuse and/or violence are termed _________.

John Locke's best known concept is that of the _________.

Watson believed

Baby Carrie is adaptable and approachable; she shows positive mood and regularity in body function. When she reacts to a stimulus, her reaction is moderate or low in intensity. We would classify Carrie as

One of the universal goals of parenting is

The researcher whose theory of personality emphasized unconscious forces in the mind was _________.

A parent's workplace is thought to affect

Factors which will influence family dynamics and parenting styles when a child in the family has a disability include

According to White (1971) and others, the mothers of competent children

Interdependent relations, social responsibility, and the well-being of the group are emphasized in _________.

Which of the following is not a dimension of temperament?

According to your text, parents with large families tend to be

The learned behavior, including the knowledge, beliefs, art, morals, laws, customs, and traditions that is characteristic of the social environment in which an individual grows up is called the _________.

Compare and contrast a collectivist/interdependent orientation with one that is competitive/independent. Focus your answer on the ways in which collectivist and competitive perspectives impact the parenting role.

Jasmine gets attention in socially acceptable ways, uses adults as resources, and gets along well with others. We would call Jasmine what kind of child? _________

Individual-oriented families believe the self is located within the

According to Baumrind (1971), the parent who uses punitive disciplinary measures is

Using the scenario below explain and describe each of Baumrind's styles of parenting. How would a parent of each style handle this situation?

The Freudian term for arrested development is _________.

According to your text, which of the following is an example of a group that is likely to be collectivistic?

Ecology of the Child

Ecology of Socialization

Ecology of the Family

Ecology of Nonparental Child Care

Ecology of the School

Ecology of Teaching

Ecology of the Peer Group

Ecology of the Mass Media

Ecology of the Community

Emotional and Cognitive Socialization Outcomes

Social and Behavioral Socialization Outcomes

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Exam 4: Ecology of Parenting

Actions toward a child which include things such as unkindness, harshness, rejection, neglect, deprivation, abuse and/or violence are termed _________.

John Locke's best known concept is that of the _________.

Watson believed

Baby Carrie is adaptable and approachable; she shows positive mood and regularity in body function. When she reacts to a stimulus, her reaction is moderate or low in intensity. We would classify Carrie as

One of the universal goals of parenting is

The researcher whose theory of personality emphasized unconscious forces in the mind was _________.

A parent's workplace is thought to affect

Factors which will influence family dynamics and parenting styles when a child in the family has a disability include

According to White (1971) and others, the mothers of competent children

Interdependent relations, social responsibility, and the well-being of the group are emphasized in _________.

Which of the following is not a dimension of temperament?

According to your text, parents with large families tend to be

The learned behavior, including the knowledge, beliefs, art, morals, laws, customs, and traditions that is characteristic of the social environment in which an individual grows up is called the _________.

Compare and contrast a collectivist/interdependent orientation with one that is competitive/independent. Focus your answer on the ways in which collectivist and competitive perspectives impact the parenting role.

Jasmine gets attention in socially acceptable ways, uses adults as resources, and gets along well with others. We would call Jasmine what kind of child? _________

Individual-oriented families believe the self is located within the

According to Baumrind (1971), the parent who uses punitive disciplinary measures is

Using the scenario below explain and describe each of Baumrind's styles of parenting. How would a parent of each style handle this situation?

The Freudian term for arrested development is _________.

According to your text, which of the following is an example of a group that is likely to be collectivistic?

Ecology of the Child

Ecology of Socialization

Ecology of the Family

Ecology of Nonparental Child Care

Ecology of the School

Ecology of Teaching

Ecology of the Peer Group

Ecology of the Mass Media

Ecology of the Community

Emotional and Cognitive Socialization Outcomes

Social and Behavioral Socialization Outcomes

Filters