Ch 8.1 Qualities of Strong Families

1. Children first learn to relate to people from the skills they learn

• On the playground

• In school

• From the family

• From television

1. Strong families have which of the following qualities?

• Good communication

• Respect for each other

• Unity

• All of the above

1. Good communication helps keep the family steady, or

• Firm

• Stable

• Close

• Attentive

1. A common barrier to good family communication is

• Cellphones

• Household chores

• Dinnertime

• Shared activities

1. What word describes the ways family members show good feelings toward each other?

• Relationship

• Procrastination

• Affirmation

• Confirmation

1. Respect for each others' opinions takes skill and grace, or

• Self-control

• Tact

• Flexibility

• Adaptation

When families display unity which of the following do they do?

• Demonstrate commitment

• Trust each other

• Share value and beliefs

• All of the above

 A pledge to support something of value is known as what?

• Trust

• Commitment

• Tact

• Affirmation

What consists of principles of right and wrong?

• Moral code

• Values

• Trust

• Beliefs

Which of the following might be considered family traditions?

• Spending time together

• Watching television

• Going out with friends

• Surfing the Internet