Family Studies Ch. 10 Test

Healthy Reasons for Parenting: To ______ to a new generation and ______ with a younger life.

• Healthy Reasons for Parenting: To contribute to a new generation and connect with a younger life.

• Healthy Reasons for Parenting: To detach from a new generation and disconnect with a younger life.

• Healthy Reasons for Parenting: To ignore a new generation and avoid a younger life.

• Healthy Reasons for Parenting: To hinder a new generation and separate from a younger life.

Healthy Reasons for Parenting: To enjoy the ______ of having ______ with a child and ______ him or her to adulthood is important to both parents.

• the joy of having a relationship with a child and guiding him or her to adulthood

• the challenge of having a disagreement with a child and ignoring him or her to adulthood

• the burden of having a conflict with a child and abandoning him or her to adulthood

• the stress of having a rivalry with a child and neglecting him or her to adulthood

Unhealthy Reasons for Parenting: To gain the ______ of having children.

• benefits

• burdens

• challenges

• responsibilities

Unhealthy Reasons for Parenting: To yield to ______ from grandparents who want what their friends have.

• pressure

• advice

• criticism

• support

Unhealthy Reasons for Parenting: To show ______ and prove the arrival of adulthood.

• maturity

• wealth

• independence

• power

Unhealthy Reasons for Parenting: To gain ______.

• Attention

• Money

• Control

• Power

Healthy Reasons for Parenting: To gain love. Some parents believe that a child will bring the ______ they ______. Others believe that a child will ______ their ______.

• love, happiness, fulfill, dreams

• joy, success, complete, goals

• support, needs, achieve, aspirations

• care, satisfaction, realize, ambitions

The decision to parent should be based on ______ expectations. What are the child’s needs? What does it take to meet those needs? What additional needs materialize as a child grows and develops?

• Realistic expectations

• Unrealistic expectations

• Financial expectations

• Social expectations

Qualities Needed by Parents: Emotional ______. The emotions of the parents must be a stabilizing ______ in a child’s ______ and ______.

• Emotional stability is needed by parents. The emotions of the parents must be a stabilizing factor in a child’s development and well-being.

• Emotional intelligence is needed by parents. The emotions of the parents must be a stabilizing influence in a child’s growth and happiness.

• Emotional support is needed by parents. The emotions of the parents must be a stabilizing presence in a child’s education and health.

• Emotional resilience is needed by parents. The emotions of the parents must be a stabilizing element in a child’s upbringing and security.

Qualities Needed by Parents: ______. Parents should love their children ______.

• Qualities Needed by Parents

• Qualities Needed by Teachers

• Qualities Needed by Leaders

• Qualities Needed by Friends