Why is it usually the paternal grandparents who lose contact with their grandchildren?
a. In most cases, the grandparents were not close to the grandchildren.
b. The father refuses to allow contact with the children and his ex-wife.
c. In 89 of divorces, children live with their mother.
d. In 60 of homes, grandparents are raising children other than their own.
Ques. 2Which statement is most consistent with the description of the parental identification stage?
a. I know that my mother and father love me.
b. I can hardly wait to hang out with my friends.
c. I am a boy, therefore I do boy things.
d. I would like to have my own family someday.
Ques. 3The percentage of grandchildren taken from abusive, drug-addicted, and neglectful homes and accepted by grandparents rather than foster care is:
a. 20.
b. 40.
c. 60.
d. 80.
Ques. 4Freud argued that children learn the masculine or feminine role that goes with their biological gender in the:
a. self-love stage.
b. same-sex stage.
c. parental identification stage.
d. mutual dependence stage.
Ques. 5Cox and Demmitt believe that one of the most important functions of grandparenting is:
a. leaving property for grandchildren.
b. just being there for grandchildren.
c. teaching grandchildren a sense of history.
d. punishing grandchildren.
Ques. 6In Freud's theory of psychosexual development, the parental identification stage occurs during:
a. infancy.
b. early and middle childhood.
c. late childhood.
d. puberty.
Ques. 7The grandparenting role has new dimensions as a result of:
a. changes in grandparent expectations.
b. increased life expectancy and divorce.
c. lowered age of retirement.
d. physical experience.
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