Which of these is not one of the factors determining family resiliency as discussed in the text? ...

Which of these is not one of the factors determining family resiliency as discussed in the text?
 
  a. emotional support, warmth, and commitment
  b. opportunities for participation in community life
  c. individual self-esteem and problem solving skills
  d. length of marriage and marital status of parents' parents
  e. public policy that supports the family

Question 2

What is the difference between values and norms?
 
  a. Norms are based on values.
  b. Values are based on norms.
  c. Values and norms have no relationship to each other.
  d. Values guide behavior and norms do not.
  e. Most societies have norms, but not values.

Question 3

A family's capacity to cope with crises and emerge from them stronger and more resourceful is called ____.
 
  a. family responsibility
  b. family resiliency
  c. tough love
  d. family stability
  e. public policy

Question 4

Broad cultural principles embodying ideas about what most people in a society consider to be desirable are called ____.
 
  a. folkways
  b. sanctions
  c. ethnocentrism
  d. mores
  e. values

Question 5

The most frequent and most tolerated violence in the family takes place between ____.
 
  a. husband and wife
  b. siblings
  c. husband and outsiders
  d. wife and elderly parent
  e. elderly parents

Question 6

To achieve conformity to social norms,
 
  a. formal sanctions are more effective than informal sanctions.
  b. informal sanctions are more effective than formal sanctions.
  c. sanctions must be harsh.
  d. sanctions are not effective; most people do not conform.
  e. after a certain age sanctions are generally not necessary.