Unit 4: Effective Parenting

___ or a lack of critical needs and an encouraging environment that are essential for physical, emotional, and intellectual well-being.

• deprivation
• parenting style
• guidance
• conscience
• positive reinforcement

Children are ___. They learn best by being shown what to do.

• comedians
• imitators
• teachers
• custodians

Under "Meeting Children's Needs," food, shelter, and clothing are examples of ___ needs.

• physical needs
• emotional and social needs
• intellectual needs
• mental needs

Misbehavior is ___ if the child had no way of knowing it was wrong.

• purposeful
• authoritarian
• positive reinforcement
• unintentional

___ means firmness and understanding to help children learn how to behave.

• guidance
• deprivation
• parenting style
• conscience
• positive reinforcement

Under "Meeting Children's Needs," a major parenting goal is to raise children who will become happy independent adults who can support themselves. This is an example of which need?

• physical needs
• emotional and social needs
• intellectual needs
• mental needs

___ can remind the child that appropriate behavior is important and teach them that there are consequences for poor choices.

• unintentional misbehavior
• deprivation
• punishment

____ is a response that encourages a particular behavior.

• positive reinforcement
• deprivation
• parenting style
• guidance
• conscience

With parents being their first teachers, children begin learning at ____.

• preschool age
• age 1
• prenatally
• at birth

A ___ is a short period of time on which a child sits away from other people and the center of activity.

• time-out
• deprivation
• parenting style
• guidance
• conscience