In their role as emotional resource, parents:
A) provide nourishment, cleanliness, and temperature control to their children.
B) teach a philosophy of life or set of principles that will benefit their children.
C) encourage healthy food choices, responsible use of alcohol, and nonuse of drugs.
D) express their love for their infant by hugging, holding, and kissing the infant.
Ques. 2Which of the following is a reaction in which a mother wants to harm her child?
A) Gestational hypertension
B) Reactive attachment disorder
C) Postpartum depression
D) Postpartum psychosis
Ques. 3_____ are low in responsiveness and demandingness.
A) Permissive parents
B) Authoritarian parents
C) Authoritative parents
D) Uninvolved parents
Ques. 4Which of the following is a principle of effective parenting?
A) Using corporal punishment rather than time-out
B) Monitoring pornography exposure
C) Giving less responsibility to children
D) Avoiding setting limits
Ques. 5Mindy, a single parent, works three jobs in a day so that she can meet all the needs, wants, and demands of her 14-year-old daughter. In the context of the roles of parents, Mindy is playing the role of _____ in the given scenario.
A) teacher
B) ritual bearer
C) economic resource
D) emotional resource
Ques. 6Many new mothers experience _____, transitory symptoms of mild depression 24 to 48 hours after childbirth.
A) postpartum depression
B) postpartum psychosis
C) baby blues
D) delirium tremens
Ques. 7Which of the following statements is true of the early exposure of children to pornography?
A) It integrates intimacy in sexual expression.
B) It encourages children to be more sexually tolerant.
C) It teaches children to have unrealistic sexual expectations.
D) It promotes healthy notions of sex and relationships.
Ques. 8In the context of a study done by Willoughby et al. in 2015,__________are defined as parents who make important decisions for their children, intervene in settling disputes with roommates, and/or look for jobs for their offspring to ensure their child's success.
A) permissive parents
B) helicopter parents
C) drone parents
D) free-range parents
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