1.01 - Parent Readiness

A family with a foundation based on love, trust and commitment is more likely to endure than a family lacking those qualities?

• True
• False

Which of the following psychologist theorized that every person has needs that must be met in a certain order, moving from the most basic to more complex?

• Erik Erikson
• Abraham Maslow
• Jean Piaget
• Carl Rogers

One of the primary goals of parenting is to....

• Raise children who know their place in the social order
• Raise children who challenge authority 
• Raise children who become responsible, productive members of society.
• Produce patriotic citizens

In healthy relationships, couples resolve differences through open, honest and reasonable discussion.

• True 
• False

In Maslow's Hierarchy, adults showing children they are about them unconditionally is an example of which level?

• Esteem
• Love and Acceptance
• Physical
• Self-actualization

Joe and Sarah have saved for several years and lived on a tight budget. Their practice of saving and budgeting is an example of:

• Emotional Maturity
• Health considerations
• Financial Management Skills
• Secure family environment

During the individual stage of the life cycle, people begin to separate from their family and get ready to live independently.

• True 
• False

Jim and Jane decided to have children because they both love nature and would welcome the experience of seeing nature's beauties through the eyes of a child. Which reason for having children is this?

• Sense of Pride
• Family Continuation
• Youthful Perspective
• Emotional Fulfillment 

Which of the following is generally a sign of NOT being financially ready for parenting?

• Large financial debt
• A steady income
• Health insurance coverage
• Some savings set aside

Howard took his granddaughter to the county fair. He watched her to make sure she was safe. Which responsibility of the family does this illustrate?

• Nurturing 
• Guiding
• Teaching
• Protecting