5 Written Questions

1. 3
2. fewer children (1.8 in 1996 3.0 in 1950) and more women remain childless, and more women are working
3. Recurrent pattern of negativistic, defiant, hostile and disobedient behavior towards authority figures for at least 6 months.
   loses temper, argues with adults, actively refuses to comply with adults requests or rules, blames others for mistakes or misbehaviors touchy or easily annoyed
   angry or resentful, deliberately annoys others spiteful and vindictive
4. accident, suicide, homicide
5. both parents work and have to work together on a schedule to raise their children together

5 Matching Questions

1. #2 type of Kohlberg Preconventional
2. extended family house hold
3. socioemotional selectivity hypothesis
4. autism and Impaired language & communication skills
5. empathy

1. a Gain rewards (instrumental hedonism) do right to get rewards, ill scratch your back if you scratch mine
2. b parents and kids live with other kin
3. c is the vicarious experiencing of another persons feelings; it is an emotional process believed to be especially important in moral development.
4. d 1
5. e delay or lack of spoken language (not accompanied by compensatory 'substitute') -flat tone, echolalia -does not initiate or sustain conversation

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. 90 % will marry at some time, still more single adults
   1. legal death
   2. empathy
   3. altruism
   4. family fact 1
2. closeness and conflict. Sibling rivalry. Parents have good marital relationship, previous and continued secure relationships with parents. Routine is maintained, empathy encouraged.
   1. siblings
   2. DSM-IV
   3. Equity
   4. Merit
3. permissive, nondemanding, allow autonomy. Controlling, rule setting, monitoring
   1. demandingness/control
   2. family fact 1
   3. moral reasoning
   4. child depression
4. more children living in poverty 17 %
   1. family fact 4
   2. family fact 5
   3. Amoral
   4. family fact 3
5. fathers contribute to a healthy development by supporting their children financially whether they live with them or not. They also contribute to being warm and effective parents. babies are more likely to be more socially competent if they are securely attached to both parents. Fathers challenge children to take risks, and their children generally have fewer psychological disorders and problems if their father are caring, involved, and effective
   1. Coping with the Death of Someone else
   2. How does empathy & role taking help the care perspective
   3. what video did we see in class about parenting
   4. children with father who are involved in childrearing and caregiving tend to be

5 True/False Questions

1. other causes of mental retardation → deficits in communication, self-care, home living, social/interpersonal skills, self-direction, functional academic or work skills, leisure, health, safety

   True        False

2. Dr. Jack Kevorkian → the term used for children who are responsible for themselves after school, their parents are working and the child comes home everyday after school alone. Often times a key is left for them under the door, or they have their own set

   True        False

3. latchkey kids → the term used for children who are responsible for themselves after school, their parents are working and the child comes home everyday after school alone. Often times a key is left for them under the door, or they have their own set

   True        False

4. beanpole family → more children living in poverty 17 %

   True        False

5. older siblings → take 3 roles in the lives of younger siblings, provide emotional support, provide care-taking (57% of older siblings are principle caretakers) they are teachers and role models

   True        False