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WorksheetsParenting & Ch. Dev. Finals Review
Total questions: 43
Worksheet time: 11mins
What parenting skills are needed to raise a child?
Nurturing
Providing physical care
Providing guidance
All of the above
The words/actions parents use to influence their children is called what?
Physical care
Nurturing
Guidance
What is involved in nurturing children?
Food, water, clothing, shelter
Love, affection, praise, attention
Words, actions, role-modeling
None of the above
True or False: Politics are included as part of parenting skills.
True
False
During the middle years in the Family Life Cycle, the couple does which of the following? Check all that apply.
Adjust to an empty nest
Develop new interests
Become grandparents
Retires
Which of the 8 Family Life Cycle stages are CHILDREN NOT directly involved?
Developing
Middle Years
Beginning
Launching
Which type of family consists of immediate relatives living together or near each other?
Nuclear Family
Blended Family
Extended Family
Cooperative Family
Which one of the following is NOT a part of the parenting skills we studied?
Providing care, support and love
Creating a nurturing environment
Being responsible for the child's physical needs
Keeping information confidential
True or False: Marriage is part of one's cultural background.
True
False
In the Decision Making Process (from the text), when a couple considers all the various options they have at the time, it means...?
Evaluating the results
setting goals
developing a pros and cons list
identifying alternatives
In the Decision Making Process, at what stage should the couple evaluate the possible results of each alternative and compare their advantages and disadvantages?
Analyze possible consequences
Identify Alternatives
Evaluate the results
Decide
In the Decision Making Process, what does it mean to prioritize goals and decide on which option will help meet those goals?
Alternative identification
Evaluate consequences
Figure out the problem
Make the decision
In the Decision Making Process, what does it mean to "re-evaluate the decision" on a regular basis?
Figure out the alternatives
Make the decision
Evaluate the results
Develop a pros and cons list
In the Decision Making Process, what does "define the problem" mean?
Reevaluate the decision
Consider the options
Evaluate alternatives
Understand what is being considered
None of these answers apply
The four reasons people do NOT have children are:
Fear
Freedom
Children are ugly
Personal experiences
Long term goals
Babies born to teenage mothers have a higher risk of serious health problems. They are more than (__________) as likely to die than babies born to women in their twenties.
three times
six times
Twice
eight times
ten times
Teenagers are considered to be in the high-risk health category. Because of this, they need special care from the earliest months of pregnancy. What is this care called?
Postnatal care
Prenatal care
Postpartum care
Premature care
How many sperm do males release at time of ejaculation?
10 thousand
50 million
100 thousand
500 million
At what age can a baby be born and survive on its own?
20 weeks
22 weeks
24 weeks
30 weeks
Which method is recommended when providing guidance to young children? Think about the video that was watched on how to change the behavior in the two young boys.
Spankings
Reward system (using smiley balls)
Yelling
Rewarding with food
What is another name for permissive style parenting?
Jello
Rubberband
Rock
None of the above
What is another name for democratic style parenting?
Jello
Rubberband
Rock
None of the above
The final measurement for cervical dilation before birth is ____?
9 cm
7 cm
12 cm
10 cm
New parents need to manage the stress that comes with a new baby. Which of the following is NOT a coping strategy that was discussed in class? Choose all that apply.
Talking with friends and family
Communication with significant other
Drugs
Try to find your sense of humor
Shake the baby
What are "fontanels"?
Soft spots
Spaces between the bones of the skull
Bone formation that is not complete
All of the above
How can parents help other children bond with the new baby? Check ALL that apply
Read them books about babies before the baby arrives
Involve them in the care of the baby
Allow them to hold the baby by themselves
Children are rarely jealous of new babies so parents usually don't worry about this
Allow them to feed the new baby if a bottle is used
What is one guideline for observing children? Like what we did during the video with the little girl.
Choose many children to watch so you can compare better
Write what you see based on feelings and opinions
Be sure to write about what you think should be happening
Write down only what you see actually happening
During the last stage of labor, what is delivered last?
The episiotomy
The bladder
The placenta
The umbilical cord
What are automatic or involuntary responses to stimulation of some kind?
reflective behavior
reflexes
automated stimulation
involuntary choices
What is the sensorimotor stage of cognitive development? Check all that apply.
Begins at birth and ends at 2 years
Infants learn to use their 5 senses and move their muscles
Includes 6 stages
Developed by Dr. Jean Piaget
Stranger anxiety occurs in infants 6-10 months old. Choose ONE of the following descriptions that best defines stranger anxiety.
Fear of being left alone
Cry when parents leave
Fear of people they don't know
Cry when in a new situation
Separation anxiety occurs in infants 6-10 months old and can occur quite frequently in toddlers. Choose the following description that best defines separation anxiety.
Fear of being left alone
Cry when parents arrive for pick-up
Fear of people they don't know
Cry when in a new situation
A newborn's hearing takes how long to begin to work following delivery?
3 months
2-4 weeks
5-10 days
0 days
Define intellectual development when talking about infant development.
The development of the body
The development of emotions
The development of social skills
The development of the brain
Which type of development involves the ability to express feelings like love, trust, frustration, anger and fear.
Physical
Intellectual (cognitive)
Emotional
Social
Which type of development is the increasing ability to control and coordinate body movements.
Physical
Intellectual (cognitive)
Emotional
Social
The ability to relate, interact and get along with others is called what?
Physical development
Intellectual development
Emotional development
Social development
True or False: All children develop at the same rate.
True
False
A father who feels jealous of the time mom and new baby spend together should do which of the following?
Sleep around
Count on time to fix the problem
Communicate his feelings
Leave
Which level of Maslow's Hierarchy of Human Needs deals with food, water, and shelter?
Physiological/Physical
Social
Esteem
Self-Actualization
Which of the following level of Maslow's Hierarchy of Human Needs involves reaching one's full potential?
Physiological/Physical
Safety
Social
Self-Actualization
In Maslow's Hierarchy of Human Needs, the need for self-respect and self-esteem is found in which level?
Self-Actualization
Esteem
Social
Security
Physical
Which video used a reward system (smiley balls) for two young boys?
How to Stop Tantrums Forever video
10 Early Signs of Autism video
Vitamin N video
Supernanny Rewards Method video
