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Quiz:
Cumulative
Study
of
Child
&
Family
Development
Due
Dec
15
at
11:59pm
Points
120
Questions
60
Time
Limit
120
Minutes
Instructions
The
quiz:
e
Covers
the
Learn
material
from
Module
1:
Week
1
-
Module
8:
Week
8.
Contains
60
multiple-choice
and
true/false
questions.
Is
limited
to
2
hours.
Allows
1
attempt.
Is
worth
120
points.
Submit
this
assignment
by
11:59
p.m.
(ET)
on
Friday
of
Module
8:
Week
8.
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120
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12
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attempt
took
82
minutes.
Question
1
2/2pts
Which
of
the
following
is
an
example
of
a
bias
towards
attractive
children?
[Building
Confidence
in
Your
Child]
“
All
of
the
above
There
is
a
correlation
between
higher
grades
in
an
elementary
class
and
perceived
attractiveness
of
the
students.
When
an
item
is
stolen,
the
adult
first
questions
the
"ugly”
child.
For
the
same
offence,
the
prettier
child
receives
a
lessor
consequence.
Question
2
2/2pts
Dobson
suggests
that
most
children
instinctively
know
they
are
love
by
their
parents,
and,
as
a
result,
intuitively
also
know
they
are
held
in
high
esteem.
[Building
Confidence
in
Your
Child]
True
“
False
Question
3
2/2pts
Some
children
are
overwhelmed
more
easily
than
others,
which
is
directly
tied
to
the
child's
.
[Childhood
Development:
An
Attachment
Perspective
(video)]
©
Sensory
profile
Emotional
regulation
Ability
to
think
rationally
All
of
the
above
Question
4
2/2pts
Being
able
to
think
and
feel
at
the
same
time
is
the
basis
for
.
[Childhood
Development:
An
Attachment
Perspective
(video)]
Multitasking
while
tired
“
Problem
solving while
emotional
Regulating
behavior
while
anxious
Resolving
conflict
when
loosing
Question
5
2/2pts
What
is
the
difference
between
an
underachiever
and
a
slow
learner?
[Building
Confidence
in
Your
Child]
[>]
An
underachiever
refuses
to
do
the
work;
a
slow
learner
is
unable
to
do
the
work.
A
slow
learner
refuses
to
do
the
work:
an
underachiever
is
unable
to
do
the
work.
An
underachiever
is
suffering
from
a
learning
disability;
a
slow
learner
is
a
victim
of
bad
parenting.
A
slow
learner
is
suffering
from
a
learning
disability;
an
underachiever
is
a
victim
of
bad
parenting.
Question
6
2/2pts
Attachment
theory
is
primarily
about
,
which
is
one
of
the
most
important
developmental
goals.
[An
Attachment
Perspective]
©
self-regulation
loving
oneself
understanding
surroundings
co-dependency
Question
7
2/2pts
Which
one
of
the
following
is
NOT
one
of
the
5
common
academic
difficulties
mentioned
in
the
text?
[Building
Confidence
in
Your
Child]
The
slow
learner
The
semiliterate
child
The
underachiever
*
The
early
bloomer
Question
8
2/2pts
According
to
Dobson
the
start
of
the
transition
to
carrying
the
full
responsibility
of
adulthood
starts
when?
[Building
Confidence
in
Your
Child]
©
Early
childhood
Middle
school
Late
adolescence
When
the
the
child
expresses
desire
for
responsibility
Question
9
2/2pts
Dobson
advocates
for
a
self-worth
developed
in
Christian
principals
because
they
turn
one's
focus
to
others
rather
than
self
and
grant
human
worth
apart
from
the
false
values
used
by
society.
[Building
Confidence
in
your
Child]
"
True
False
Question
10
2/2pts
Adolescence
can
be
described
as
an
age
of
[Building
Confidence
in
Your
Child]
¢
Conformity
Superiority
Clarity
Little
physical
change
Question
11
2/2pts
Beauty
and
are
at
the
very
top
of
our
societal
value
system.
[Building
Confidence
in
Your
Child]
Charm
“
Intelligence
Happiness
Common
Sense
Incorrect
Question
12
0/2pts
What
is
a
common
influential
component
in
developing
confidence?
[Building
Confidence
in
Your
Child]
©
Siblings
Disease
Finances
All
of
the
above
Question
13
2/2pts
The
development
of
sexuality
is
a
very
complicated
process
that
continues
until
around
the
age
of
.
[Parenting
101:
From
Discipline
to
Sexuality
|
&
Il
(audio)]
10
years
old
¢
20yearsold
30
years
old
40
years
old
Question
14
2/2pts
While
parents
should
recognize
the
injustice
of
the
world's
value
system,
they
should
still
teach
their
children
to
the
world.
[Building
Confidence
in
Your
Child]
Become
part
of
¢
Competein
Fight
against
Separate
themselves
from
Question
15
2/2pts
There
are
negative
and
positive
components
to
sibling
rivalry.
[The
Quick-Reference
Guide
to
Marriage
and
Family
Counseling]
“
True
False
Question
16
2/2pts
Incorrect
Since
parents
should
avoid
comparison
to
lessen
sibling
rivalry,
it
is
most
prudent
to
avoid
any
discussion
of
children's
specific
gifts
or
uniqueness.
[The
Quick-Reference
Guide
to
Marriage
&
Family
Counseling]
True
“
False
Question
17
0/2pts
The
parent/child
relationship
is
God-ordained,
thus
the
authority
of
the
parent
in
the
relationship
holds
constant
for
a
lifetime.
[The
Quick-Reference
Guide
to
Marriage
&
Family
Counseling]
“
True
False
Question
18
2/2pts
In
an
assessment
interview
with
adults
who
are
struggling
with
parenting
a
child
which
of
the
following
statements
would
not
be
recommended?
[The
Quick-Reference
Guide
to
Marriage
&
Family
Counseling]
"Helping
your
child
see
that
he/she
is
the
problem
is
the
first
step
to
change”
"You
coming
for
counseling
is
proof
that
you
are
seeking
to
be
a
good
parent”
"Let's
schedule
an
appointment
with
a
physician
to
rule
out
a
physical
problem"
"You
have
not
failed.
Parenting
is
never
easy"
Question
19
2/2pts
The
bulk
of
parents
agree
that
the
years
are
the
most
difficult.
[The
Satisfaction
of
Raising
Children
(video)]
Infant
Childhood
Preteen
©
Teenage
Question
20
2/2pts
Belief
fuels
.
[The
Satisfaction
of
Raising
Children
(video)]
Trust
Incorrect
Incorrect
Cooperation
Loyalty
“
Action
Question
21
0/2pts
According
to
Drs.
Clinton
and
Trent,
since
life
begins
at
conception,
no
form
of
birth
control
is
acceptable
within
a
Christian
worldview.
“
True
False
Question
22
0/2pts
In
the
safety
of
marriage,
couples
should
freely
offer
critique
of
one
another
for
lack
of
progress
towards
spiritual
intimacy.
Without
a
willingness
to
confront
one's
spouse,
growth
is
impossible.
[The
Quick-Reference
Guide
to
Marriage
&
Family
Counseling]
“
True
False
Question
23
2/2pts
The
typical
kid
spends
about
how
long
in
meaningful
conversation
with
their
parents
in
a
week?
[The
Quick-Reference
Guide
to
Marriage
&
Family
Counseling]
3
minutes
¢
30
minutes
3
hours
30
hours
Question
24
2/2pts
As
in
the
United
States,
in
nearly
all
countries
worldwide
the
most
common
model
is
for
an
adult
to
significantly
detach
from
his
or
her
family
of
origin
and
start
a
family
in
a
new
location.
[The
Quick-Reference
Guide
to
Marriage
&
Family
Counseling]
True
“
False
Question
25
2/
2pts
Part
of
being
spiritually
intimate
is
doing
and
saying
the
right
Incorrect
things.
[The
Quick-Reference
Guide
to
Marriage
and
Family
Counseling]
True
*
False
Question
26
0/2pts
In
the
United
States,
if
a
husband
or
wife
is
closely
connected
to
his
or
her
family
of
origin
the
rate
of
divorce
decreases.
“
True
False
Question
27
2/2pts
Combining
a
blended
family
is
generally
a
stressful
experience
for
everyone
involved.
[The
Quick-Reference
Guide
to
Marriage
and
Family
Counseling]
“
True
False
Question
28
2/2pts
A
parent
wishes
to
show
love
to
a
child
who's
love
language
is
quality
time.
Which
of
the
following
will
best
communicate
that
love
to
the
child?
[The
Quick-Reference
Guide
to
Marriage
&
Family
Counseling]
A
new
stuffed
animal
¢
Atrip
to
the
park
to
bike
together
A
letter
praising
the
child
Unexpectedly
picking
up
the
child's
room
Question
29
2/2pts
A
couple
deciding
not
to
get
married
can
be
a
successful
premarital
counseling
outcome.
[The
Quick-Reference
Guide
to
Marriage
and
Family
Counseling]
“
True
False
Question
30
2/2pts
Approximately
what
percentage
of
couples
seeking
marital
counseling
report
that
communication
is
a
primary
concern?
[The
Quick-Reference
Guide
to
Marriage
and
Family
Counseling]
100%
¢
90%
50%
10%
Question
31
2/2pts
"Divorce
proofing"
is
an
ongoing
way
of
living
in a
marriage.
[The
Quick-Reference
Guide
to
Marriage
and
Family
Counseling]
“
True
False
Question
32
2/2pts
When
couples
are
struggling
to
communicate
with
one
another
sometimes
it
is
best
to
counsel
they
simply
speak
less
to
one
another.
With
the
demands
of
modern
life
the
average
couple
already
spends
over
two
hours
a
day
in
meaningful
conversation
with
one
another.
[The
Quick-Reference
Guide
to
Marriage
and
Family
Counseling]
True
¢
False
Question
33
2/2pts
While
boundaries
when
properly
understood
do
discourage
connection
with
others,
they
are
ultimately
important
for
personal
health.
[The
Quick-Reference
Guide
to
Marriage
&
Family
Counseling]
True
*
False
Question
34
2/2pts
What
is
the
number
one
marriage
killer
according
to
Dr.
Dobson?
[Love
for
a
Lifetime
I-ll
(audio)]
Lack
of
quality
time
¢
Over-commitment
and physical
exhaustion
Miscommunication
All
of
the
above
Question
35
2/2pts
List
the
three
institutions
given
by
God
(in
the
order
they
were
created)
[Love
for
a
Lifetime
|-l
(audio):
"The
church,
government,
and
marriage”
"Faith,
the
church,
and
marriage"
"Faith,
marriage,
and
the
church"
©
"Marriage,
government,
and
the
church”
Question
36
2/2pts
According
to
Dr.
Gottman
what
conflict
style(s)
can
be
acceptable
in
a
healthy
marriage?
[The
Quick-Reference
Guide
to
Marriage
and
Family
Counseling]
Volatile
Conflict
Style
Validating
Conflict
Style
Avoidant
Conflict
Style
©
All
of
these
are
acceptable
conflict
styles
Question
37
2/2pts
Pornography
promotes
the
idea
of
sex
without
consequences.
[The
Quick-Reference
Guide
to
Marriage
and
Family
Counseling]
“
True
False
Question
38
2/2pts
While
divorce
impacts
children
in
the
short-term,
it
is
rare
for
their
to
be
consequences
in
a
child's
life
after
a
decade
has
passed.
[The
Quick-Reference
Guide
to
Marriage
and
Family
Counseling]
True
“
False
Question
39
2/2pts
Jealousy
involves
two
people.
[The
Quick-Reference
Guide
to
Marriage
and
Family
Counseling]
True
“
False
Question
40
2/2pts
Meeting
with
a
counselor
or
pastor
is
typically
the
last
step
couples
take
before
filing
for
divorce.
[The
Quick-Reference
Guide
to
Marriage
and
Family
Counseling]
“
True
False
Question
41
2/2pts
Men
and
women
are
nearly
equally
likely
to
have
extra-marital
affairs.
[The
Quick-Reference
Guide
to
Marriage
and
Family
Counseling]
"
True
False
Question
42
2/2pts
Identify
a
core
statement
about
partner
differences
with
regards
to
attachment.
[Building
a
Safe
Haven
in
Marriage
(audio)]
"If
you
do
not
have
a
secure
attachment
to
the
Lord,
you
cannot
have
a
secure
attachment
in
marriage.”
"Though
the
way
it
is
expressed
may
be
different,
God
has
placed
within
all
of
us
a
core
desire
to
be
known
and
loved
for
who
we
are."
You
and
your
partner
must
have
the
same
level
and
history
of
attachment
in
order
to
have
a
successful
marriage.
A
secure
marriage
eliminates
the
need
for
you
or
your
partner
to
invest
in
any
other
relationships.
Question
43
2/
2pts
A
personality
that
can
cause
stress
in
self
and
others
is
referred
to
as:
[The
Quick-Reference
Guide
to
Marriage
and
Family
Counseling]
©
Type
A
Disordered
Malcontent
Type
Il
Question
44
2/2pts
When
domestic
violence
occurs
and
the
batterer
expressions
sorrow
and
asks
for
reconciliation,
the
victim
can
have
hope
-
this
typically
marks
the
end
of
any
violence
in
the
marriage.
[The
Quick-Reference
Guide
to
Marriage
and
Family
Counseling]
True
*
False
Question
45
2/2pts
Addiction
can
be
physical
or
psychological.
[The
Quick-Reference
Guide
to
Marriage
and
Family
Counseling]
“
True
False
Question
46
2/
2pts
Multitasking
is
.
[Maintaining
Health
and
Wellness
in
a
Stressful
Digital
World
(video)]
A
learned
ability.
¢
A
myth.
A
natural
ability.
"Difficult,
but
extremely
beneficial."
Question
47
2/2pts
is
often
at
the
heart
of
why
the
batterer
engages
in
domestic
violence
against
a
spouse.
[The
Quick-Reference
Guide
to
Marriage
and
Family
Counseling]
¢
control
jealousy
SOITow
leadership
Question
48
2/2pts
An
addiction
is
.
[The
Quick-Reference
Guide
to
Marriage
and
Family
Counseling]
Physical
Psychological
Dependence
on
a
substance
or
activity
©
All
of
the
above
Question
49
2/2pts
Many
addictive
behaviors
are
a
problem
because
they
speed
up
.
[Maintaining
Health
and
Wellness
in
a
Stressful
Digital
World
(video)]
“
White
matter
The
Amygdala
processing
The
prefrontal
cortex
Gray
matter
Question
50
2/2pts
What
has
Dr.
Dobson's
reflection
over
seven
years
led
him
to
conclude
to
be
the
most
important
focus?
[Turn
Your
Heart
Toward
Home
Power
in
Parenting:
A
Father
s
Look
Back
(audio)]
"Loving
Jesus
Christ
and
mankind,
beginning
with
our
own
family"
Being
able
to
provide
for
his
family
Interpersonal
growth
Intrapersonal
growth
Question
51
2/2pts
What
examples
were
used
in
this
interview
to
illustrate
the
adult
daughter
taking
on
a
mothering
role
with
her
mother?
[Turn
Your
Heart
Toward
Home
Power
in
Parenting:
A
Father
s
Look Back
(audio)]
Baking
the
turkey
on
Thanksgiving
Reaching
out
to
protect
her
mother
in
an
automobile
Taking
her
mother
shopping
“
All
of
the
above
Question
52
2/2pts
How
does
Dr.
Dobson
describe
a
common
experience
of
the
passage
of
time?
[Turn
Your
Heart
Toward
Home
Power
in
Parenting:
A
Fathers
Look
Back
(audio)]
¢
Like
a
well-greased
string
slipping
by
quickly
Like
being stuck
in
the
mud
Like
a
feather
floating
on
the
wind
Like
water
rushing
down
a
stream
Question
53
2/2pts
Research
on
divorce
and
broken
homes
suggests
that
fewer
kids
these
days
want
to
rebel,
and
are
more
likely
to
say
.
[The
Broken
Family
Epidemic
[90-second
Commentary)]
¢
|
wish
there
was
someone
|
could
be
close
to.
|
want
to
run
away
and
find
a
new
family.
|
want
my
family
to
stay
together.
|
want
to
be
happy.
Question
54
2/2pts
What
principle
did
the
monopoly
illustration
depict?
[Turn
Your
Heart
Toward
Home
Power
in
Parenting:
A
Father
s
Look
Back
(audio)]
“
"When
it
s
all
over,
the
money
doesn
t
go
with
you."
Life
is
not
a
game.
Investing
wisely
pays
off.
Being
a
wise
steward
of
finances
is
important.
Question
55
2/2pts
In
our
society,
more
than
ever,
parents
need
to
.
[The
Broken
Family
Epidemic
(90-second
Commentary)]
Embrace
all
the
different
types
of
families
to
avoid
damaging
children.
Eliminate
peer
pressure
from
their
children
s
lives.
©
Resist
the
pressures
that
pull
at
our
marriages
and
families.
Resist
interacting
with
families
that
are
not
nuclear.
Question
56
2/2pts
What
experience
does
Dobson
say
sometimes
happens
in a
man
s
mid 40s
that
contributes
to
midlife
crisis?
[Turn
Your
Heart
Toward
Home
Power
in
Parenting:
A
Father
s
Look
Back
(audio)]
Empty
Nest
Syndrome
¢
The
passing
of his
father
Decrease
in
overall
functioning
Buying
a
new
car
Question
57
2/2pts
The
age
at
which
individuals
reach
full
retirement
has
decreased.
[The
Quick-Reference
Guide
to
Marriage
and
Family
Counseling]
True
“
False
Question
58
2/2pts
When
moving
or
relocating,
it
s
never
beneficial
to
include
children
in
the
decision-making
process.
The
parents
need
to
show
leadership
of
the
family
by
making
a
decision
without
consulting
children.
[The
Quick-Reference
Guide
to
Marriage
and
Family
Counseling]
True
*
False
Question
59
2/2pts
It
takes
two
people
to
reconcile
but
only
one
to
forgive.
[The
Quick-Reference
Guide
to
Marriage
and
Family
Counseling]
“
True
False
Question
60
2/2pts
Children
from
single-parent
families
are
more
likely
to
abuse
alcohol and
drugs
than
children
from
intact
families,
especially
when
.
[The
Broken
Family
Epidemic
(90-
second
Commentary)]
Their
friends
encourage
them
to
do
drugs
They
fight
often
with
their
parents
Their
parents
divorce
as
a
result
of
the
addiction
©
They
lose
contact
with
their
separated
parent
Quiz
Score:
110
out
of
120
