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WorksheetsFamily Functions
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
Which stage is where the oldest child leaves the family for independent adult life until the time the last child leaves?
Launching
Aging
empty nest
beginning
What is the age group for family with teenagers?
13-20
13-18
6-18
10-16
Which stage is from retirement until death of the surviving marriage partner?
aging
launching
empty nest
developing
Which is a developmental task for the family with teenagers?
releasing young adults into the world
adjusting to retirement
helping children cope with independence
promoting education
What is a developmental task of family with preschoolers?
less privacy
maintaining a supportive home base
promoting education
caring for an infant
Which family function is providing entertainment for children and the family as a whole?
Protection
Recreation
Entertainment
Socialization
The traditional roles of the mother are all except.
to clean the house
planning the budget
resolving disputes
providing care for all members
Which of the following statements about roles is not true?
A role is the way you behave in a specific situation.
You play different roles in life.
A role is something people expect you to do
none of the above
Which of the following is an acquired role?
friend
sister
son
grandparent
What can you do to earn respect from the people around you?
You can play multiple assigned roles.
You can work to be a unique person
You can fulfill your responsibilities
all of the above
Which statement about rules and responsibilities is not true?
Politicians are allowed to keep secrets from the public.
When you break rules you show that you are not responsible
There are different rules for different people
You may be able to change some rules by being responsible
A style in how people communicate, where people avoid expressing their feelings. Typically where people avoid eye-contact. Feel reserved, shy, and/or quiet.
Assertive Communication
Passive Communication
Aggressive Communication
A style in how people communicate, where people do not consider others feelings. Typically angry, loud, and very harsh way of communicating with others.
Assertive Communication
Passive Communication
Aggressive Communication
A style in how people communicate, where people are honest and appropriate. Typically very confident in what is being said and straightforward.
Assertive Communication
Passive Communication
Aggressive Communication
