Question 1

Family resiliency factors include

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A)  flexibility.
B)  putting on a strong facade outside of the family unit.
C)  specific, unvarying roles for all members.
D)  all of the aboveE) B) and C)
F) All of the above

Question 2

"A real or imagined imbalance between the demands on a family and the family's ability to meet those demands" is a definition of _____.

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A)  family functions
B)  family dysfunction
C)  family coping
D)  family stressE) A) and C)
F) B) and C)

Question 3

Match the numbered questions with the corresponding letter answer.
a.family coping 
b.unpredictable stressors 
c.elasticity
d.buoyancy 
e.vulnerability 
f.crisesg.adjustment 
j.PL 94-142
i.PL 93-247
-Education for All Handicapped Children Act

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Question 4

Interpersonal behaviors of children who are being emotionally abused include

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A)  suspicious, avoiding eye contact, and difficulty making friends.
B)  suspicious and latches on to friends.
C)  difficulty making friends, angry, and hostile.
D)  none of the aboveE) B) and C)
F) A) and D)

Question 5

Destructive behavior and angry outbursts are characteristics of

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A)  school age children who have been abused.
B)  preschoolers who have been abused.
C)  toddlers who have been abused.
D)  none of the aboveE) A) and D)
F) A) and C)

Question 6

Gender inequality in families

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A)  is one factor that contributes to family violence.
B)  does not typically lead to violence.
C)  is often supported by legal documents.
D)  all of the aboveE) A) and D)
F) None of the above

Question 7

Two types of horizontal stressors are

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A)  developmental and unpredictable.
B)  developmental and predictable.
C)  predictable and health-related.
D)  unpredictable and individual needs.E) None of the above
F) B) and D)

Question 8

Match the numbered questions with the corresponding letter answer.
a.family coping 
b.unpredictable stressors 
c.elasticity
d.buoyancy 
e.vulnerability 
f.crisesg.adjustment 
j.PL 94-142
i.PL 93-247
-family's possibility of being faced with risk factors that may negatively affect family functions

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The answer of Match the numbered questions with the corresponding...

Question 9

The condition of grief that is described by parental attempts to assess what they did wrong and how they are at fault is known as

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A)  guilt
B)  denial
C)  anxiety
D)  angerE) A) and B)
F) A) and C)

Question 10

The family's possibility of being faced with risk factors that have a negative impact on factions is referred to as

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A)  adaptation.
B)  coping style.
C)  adjustment.
D)  vulnerability.E) A) and B)
F) A) and C)

Question 11

Match the numbered questions with the corresponding letter answer.
a.family coping 
b.unpredictable stressors 
c.elasticity
d.buoyancy 
e.vulnerability 
f.crisesg.adjustment 
j.PL 94-142
i.PL 93-247
-engages a family's protective factors in order to continue to perform necessary functions even when faced with risks

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The answer of Match the numbered questions with the corresponding...

Question 12

Children who are living in homes with one or more adults who are abusing substances may

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A)  suffer chronic grief or depression.
B)  have academic problems or learning disabilities.
C)  be overly responsible or under responsible.
D)  all of the aboveE) None of the above
F) B) and C)

Question 13

The primary reason that migrant families move from one location to another and from one job to another is

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A)  cultural.
B)  financial.
C)  avoidance of social networks.
D)  opportunity to travel.E) A) and D)
F) None of the above

Question 14

PL 99-147 updated PL 94-142 with a change of emphasis regarding

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A)  the importance of the needs of the whole family.
B)  the importance of education for all.
C)  specialized teacher preparation.
D)  all of the aboveE) A) and C)
F) C) and D)

Question 15

Define and explain the relationship among the following terms: family coping, resilience, family protective factors, family recovery factors, and vulnerability.

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- family coping: process by which famili...

Question 16

Almost _____% of marriages end in divorce.

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A)  25
B)  35
C)  50
D)  60E) A) and C)
F) A) and B)

Question 17

One condition of grief often experienced by parents of a child with a disability is a constant concern for the child and family, leading to feelings of extreme pressure and worry.This condition is

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A)  denial.
B)  anxiety.
C)  guilt.
D)  depression.E) All of the above
F) C) and D)

Question 18

When children have a parent who is incarcerated and teachers and other family members do not mention the parent, it typically leads to the child feeling

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A)  relieved.
B)  secure.
C)  isolated.
D)  angry.E) A) and D)
F) C) and D)

Question 19

When those who care for children of incarcerated parents never mention that parent or the imprisonment, children

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A)  feel protected.
B)  often feel isolated or rejected.
C)  perceive a lack of love for or interest in their welfare.
D)  both B and CE) C) and D)
F) B) and D)

Question 20

For migrant families, continuous relocation, extremely low wages, hard physical labor, and poor nutrition frequently lead to

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A)  poor health.
B)  low academic achievement.
C)  low self-esteem.
D)  poor language skills.E) All of the above
F) B) and D)

Exam 6: Family Stress

Almost _____% of marriages end in divorce.

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The family's possibility of being faced with risk factors that have a negative impact on factions is referred to as

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Match the numbered questions with the corresponding letter answer. a.family coping b.unpredictable stressors c.elasticity d.buoyancy e.vulnerability f.crisesg.adjustment j.PL 94-142 i.PL 93-247 -Education for All Handicapped Children Act

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When children have a parent who is incarcerated and teachers and other family members do not mention the parent, it typically leads to the child feeling

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For migrant families, continuous relocation, extremely low wages, hard physical labor, and poor nutrition frequently lead to

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When those who care for children of incarcerated parents never mention that parent or the imprisonment, children

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Match the numbered questions with the corresponding letter answer. a.family coping b.unpredictable stressors c.elasticity d.buoyancy e.vulnerability f.crisesg.adjustment j.PL 94-142 i.PL 93-247 -family's possibility of being faced with risk factors that may negatively affect family functions

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PL 99-147 updated PL 94-142 with a change of emphasis regarding

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Destructive behavior and angry outbursts are characteristics of

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The primary reason that migrant families move from one location to another and from one job to another is

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One condition of grief often experienced by parents of a child with a disability is a constant concern for the child and family, leading to feelings of extreme pressure and worry.This condition is

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The condition of grief that is described by parental attempts to assess what they did wrong and how they are at fault is known as

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"A real or imagined imbalance between the demands on a family and the family's ability to meet those demands" is a definition of _____.

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Interpersonal behaviors of children who are being emotionally abused include

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Define and explain the relationship among the following terms: family coping, resilience, family protective factors, family recovery factors, and vulnerability.

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Family resiliency factors include

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Gender inequality in families

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Two types of horizontal stressors are

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Children who are living in homes with one or more adults who are abusing substances may

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The family's possibility of being faced with risk factors that have a negative impact on factions is referred to as

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Match the numbered questions with the corresponding letter answer. a.family coping b.unpredictable stressors c.elasticity d.buoyancy e.vulnerability f.crisesg.adjustment j.PL 94-142 i.PL 93-247 -Education for All Handicapped Children Act

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When children have a parent who is incarcerated and teachers and other family members do not mention the parent, it typically leads to the child feeling

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For migrant families, continuous relocation, extremely low wages, hard physical labor, and poor nutrition frequently lead to

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When those who care for children of incarcerated parents never mention that parent or the imprisonment, children

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Match the numbered questions with the corresponding letter answer. a.family coping b.unpredictable stressors c.elasticity d.buoyancy e.vulnerability f.crisesg.adjustment j.PL 94-142 i.PL 93-247 -family's possibility of being faced with risk factors that may negatively affect family functions

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PL 99-147 updated PL 94-142 with a change of emphasis regarding

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Destructive behavior and angry outbursts are characteristics of

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The primary reason that migrant families move from one location to another and from one job to another is

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One condition of grief often experienced by parents of a child with a disability is a constant concern for the child and family, leading to feelings of extreme pressure and worry.This condition is

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The condition of grief that is described by parental attempts to assess what they did wrong and how they are at fault is known as

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"A real or imagined imbalance between the demands on a family and the family's ability to meet those demands" is a definition of _____.

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Interpersonal behaviors of children who are being emotionally abused include

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Define and explain the relationship among the following terms: family coping, resilience, family protective factors, family recovery factors, and vulnerability.

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