FAML 160 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWER)
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FAML 160 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWER)
Which one of the following is NOT one of the reasons cited in the text for why people want to have children?
social expectations
recreating experience of happiness in a family
personal fulfillment
desire for economic ...
FAML 160 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWER)
Which one of the following is NOT one of the reasons cited in the text for why people
want to have children?
social expectations
recreating experience of happiness in a family
personal fulfillment
desire for economic security - Answer- desire for economic security
In ________, the approach is to put boundaries on acceptable behavior within a warm,
accepting context.
Mary is an only child. Her parents give her orders and expect her to obey them. If she
does not follow their rules, she is punished. Mary's parents use which parenting style?
Which of the following statements illustrates the desire to have children as a personal
and family legacy?
"Children will carry on our family name."
"Being a parent tells the world that you're a competent person."
"It is God's will that we have children."
"Children are necessary to feel fulfilled." - Answer- "Children will carry on our family
name."
Wally and Linda have accepted the fact that their marriage has ended; Linda attributes
the divorce to Wally's love affair with another woman; Wally rationalizes his extramarital
activities to Linda's loss of interest in sex. Wally and Linda are in which stage of marital
dissolution?
How many Americans believe that divorce is morally wrong?
40 percent
22 percent
slightly over half
None of these answers are correct. - Answer- 22 percent
"No-fault divorce laws not only remove acrimony, but also make divorce a more
equitable process." This statement is a reflection of which perspective?
systems theory
symbolic interactionism
exchange theory
conflict theory - Answer- exchange theory
In the context of the six stations of divorce, the ________ means that each of the
partners leaves one circle of friends and relations and enters another.
psychic divorce
community divorce
co-parental divorce
emotional divorce - Answer- community divorce
During the first six months of their marriage, Sarah noticed that her husband Keith's
behavior was starting to hurt her. It irritated her that Keith made the decision to buy an
expensive car without consulting her. She hated the fact that Keith spent too much time
partying with his friends and sometimes he drove back home drunk. Sarah finally
started thinking about divorce when she didn't receive any emotional support from Keith
when her father passed away. In the context of the process of uncoupling, Sarah is
most likely in the ________ phase.
A. the number of divorces per 1,000 married women 15 years and older.
B. the number of divorces per 1,000 married men 15 years and older.
, C. both the number of divorces per 1,000 population and the number of divorces D. per
1,000 married women 15 years and older.
the number of divorces per 1,000 population. - Answer- both the number of divorces
per 1,000 population and the number of divorces per 1,000 married women 15 years
and older.
Emotional problems can cause a marriage to deteriorate. As the marriage grows
troublesome, the emotional problems intensify, causing the marriage to deteriorate even
more. In systems theory, this reflects what is termed the principle of ________.
In discussing how parents and children cope with the disruption of intimate
relationships, the text observes that:
the mother is particularly important in the child's adjustment, even when she does not
have sole custody.
children adjust better when the custodial parent is well adjusted.
whatever else happens, one of the prime needs of the children is a stable home and a
loving, supportive mother.
all of these answers are correct. - Answer- all of these answers are correct.
Until relatively recently, the only child-custody arrangement was ________, in which
one of the parents is given the responsibility for the care and raising of the child.
custodial guardianship
joint, legal custody
joint custody
sole custody - Answer- sole custody
Bill is determined to make his remarriage work, so he "walks on eggs," rather than
confronting, challenging, or arguing with other family members. Bill's behavior reflects
which myth of remarriage?
consider other people first
avoid mistakes of the past
focus on the positive and forget criticism
marriage makes people happier - Answer- focus on the positive and forget criticism
The biggest problem faced by remarried couples involves ________.
finances
emotional issues from the first marriage
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