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WorksheetsUNIT 4 QUIZ: Transition to Independence
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Which is NOT true about attachment
is solely for the purpose of a child obtaining food from a parent
it is an emotional tie to a special person
it is characterized by a tendency to seek and maintain closeness
is a behavior in humans for the purpose of survival
According to Maslow, which of these needs would be at the top of the pyramid?
adequate sleep, healthy food and appropriate exercise
need to feel safe from the elements, feelings of security, freedom from fear
realizing personal potential, self-fulfillment and seeking personal growth
friendship, inclusion, respect and intimacy in friendships and family relationships
need for achievement, independence, self-respect and respect from others.
What are boomerang kids?
Kids at the park, they throw boomerangs,duh
Young adults who test the boomerangs right off the factory assembly line
young person who lives away from home temporarily, such as to attend university or for military service, and is still receiving financial support from his or her parents.
young adults who return to the home of origin, after living on their own for a time (usually due to lack of employment & income).
A social theory that emphasizes independence and self-reliance & favors the free actions of individuals
Age condensed
Individualism
Age of Majority
Sponsored Independence
According to Piaget, who are in the Formal Operations Period of Intellectual Development?
7-11 year olds
young adolescents (12 years and up)
2-7 year old
None of the above
What theory is Kohlberg known for?
Attachment Theory
Theory of Intellectual Development
Maslow's Hierachy of Needs
Moral Reasoning Theory
Kohlberg would present this situation: Would you steal a pricey drug that could save your dying spouse? Then he would ask questions to determine the stage of moral development of the individual. What was this experiment known as?
a quandary
ethical question
moral predicament
Heinz's Dilemma
Which stage of Erikson: An infant cries and is not responded to by a caregiver.
Initiative vs. Guild
Industry vs. Inferiority
Trust vs. Mistrust
Autonomy vs. Shame
Jeffrey Arnett Identified a new phase in the life course theories, between adolescence & adulthood, when many different directions remain possible. It is called:
Theory of Ego Development
The Boomerang Age
Failure to Launch
Emerging Adulthood
Bowlby believed the earliest bonds formed by children with their caregivers have a tremendous impact that continues throughout life. He coined the phrase 'attachment'.
True
False
Which of the following would NOT be an example of a 'cohort'
Grad class of 2020
non- conformist
Baby Boomers
Generation Z
What is the ’myth’ that surrounds the empty nest syndrome (according to The Guardian article, ‘Advice for parents: how to say goodbye when your child leaves home’)?
That it doesn’t really happen.
That it only applies to stay-at-home moms
That it is the dads who experience it the most
None of the above
Which generational cohort has never known a world without the internet?
Gen Z (Centennials)
Millennials (Gen Y)
Baby Boomers
Gen X
The transition to adulthood is generally considered to be complete when which of the following is accomplished, as per traditional (not modern) markers of adulthood?
employed full time
involved in an intimate couple relationship
have left the parents home permanently
have children
all of the above
What does 'sponsored independence' mean?
The period of life when a person is in their teens, is sexually mature, but still dependent on his or her parents for support.
means the same as 'semi-autonomous'
both of these
neither of these
Which is NOT a stage of Kohlberg's stages of Moral Reasoning:
Level 1. Pre-conventional Morality
Level 2. Conventional Morality
Level 3. Post-conventional Morality
Level 4. Instinctive Morality
Universal schooling took hold in the late 19th century because of all except:
mechanization of production reduced the need for people labor
child labor was abolished & schooling was introduced to occupy children
it was widely accepted by everyone at the time
primary schools were established to educate all children
Erikson has defined the dilemma during adolescence and early adulthood as “identity versus role confusion.” By saying this, he believes that at this time young adults are:
forming relationships with others and developing a sense of trust in others
focusing on their individual contribution to the world and the raising of the next generation
defining who they are and who they will be in the future
According to Kohlberg's model, all of the following statements about moral development are true except:
Moral development occurs in discrete stages.
The highest level of morality is difficult to reach, a few people achieve it.
A focus on socially acceptable action is the highest level of morality.
Moral development occurs in a predictable, fixed fashion over time.
According to Carl E Pickhardt, in Teaching Your Child Independence, he says the building blocks of adolescent independence must be taught. From the article, what are the 4 things that parents can teach their kids:
Responsibility
Accountability
Work
Self-help
How to drive a car
