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Unconditional Love and Parenting

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which parenting style is often passive, weak, inconsistent, and yielding?

a)

authoritative

b)

permissive

c)

gentle

d)

uninvolved

2.

Which parenting style doesn't ask the child to clean or take on too many household responsibilities?

a)

authoritative

b)

permissive

c)

uninvolved

d)

gentle

3.

Which parenting style attempts to use fear to control?

a)

authoritative

b)

permissive

c)

uninvolved

d)

gentle

4.

Which kind of parent would be most likely to use a TV, phone, or tablet as a babysitter?

a)

authoritative

b)

permissive

c)

uninvolved

d)

gentle

5.

Which parenting style uses unconditional love to enforce boundaries?

a)

authoritative

b)

permissive

c)

uninvolved

d)

gentle

6.

Which parenting style often fail to supervise their children?

a)

authoritative

b)

permissive

c)

uninvolved

d)

gentle

7.

Which parenting style is neglectful to children?

a)

authoritative

b)

permissive

c)

uninvolved

d)

gentle

8.

Children of Authoritative parents may not feel unconditional love.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

All children need and want to know what their limits are.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

A family based on unconditional love and trust is more likely to have emotionally and mentally healthy children.

a)
True
b)
False
11.

These parents are focused on creating an unhealthy bond with their child(ren).

a)

Gentle

b)
Attachment
c)
Permissive
d)

Helicopter parent

12.

This parenting style often has parents to afraid to set boundaries because they fear losing their child's love.

a)

authoritarian

b)

permissive

c)

gentle

d)

attachment

13.

When disciplining a child, which is more important?

a)

tone

b)

words

c)

volume

d)

your outfit

14.

When disciplining a child...

a)

You just need to lay down the rules

b)

You need to give them a reason why something is wrong

c)

You need to be firm and use a harsh tone

d)

You need to create distance between parent and child

15.

The reason we include physical affection in discipline is...

a)

To hide the fact that we don't love them when they do that

b)

We don't

c)

To show we love them even though we don't love what they did

d)

To make us look like good parents

16.

When disciplining a young child...

a)

always assume they know what they did was wrong

b)

Never do it in public

c)

always give them candy as a reward

d)

Never assume they know what they did was wrong

17.

Lack of physical affection in discipline causes...

a)

a rash

b)

a well behaved child

c)

damage to a child's self esteem

d)

a child who has high self esteem

18.

Empathy means

a)

I feel sorry for you

b)

I understand and validate your feelings

c)

I don't care about your feelings

d)

I feel sorry for you only when I like you

19.

Communication is mostly

a)

verbal

b)

a pain

c)

not necessary

d)

non verbal

20.

Which thing is NOT important for nonverbal communication?

a)

eye contact

b)

personal space

c)

kind words

d)

body language

21.

Forgiveness means...

a)

I am ok with what you did

b)

I will not hold what you did against you

c)

I will forget what you did

d)

I now trust you

22.

draw and name the object we used that represents empathy

23.

If we try to do everything right as a parent...

a)

We have the best chance of having healthy children

b)

We are guaranteed to

have healthy children

c)

it has no effect on how our children turn out

d)

what are we even talking about

24.

Unconditional love means...

a)

I love you only when you act the way I want

b)

I love you most of the time

c)

I love you even when you don't act the way I want

d)

I don't love you when you act that way

25.

Violent parents produce...

a)

children with high self esteem

b)

mentally and emotionally healthy children

c)

violent and angry children

d)

well behaved children

26.

Is this a positive or negative way to discipline?

(a)  

27.

Is this a positive or negative form of discipline

(a)  

28.

Asking you not to talk while I am talking is an example of...

a)

a discipline

b)

a boundary

c)

a choice

do NOT pick this one

d)

a hard thing to do