Question 1

Parental ________________ helps children to believe in themselves and their abilities and motivates them to try new things.

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The answer of Parental ________________ helps children to believe in...

Question 2

Children's behavior is labeled _____________ when it is found to be unacceptable by parents or other adults.

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The answer of Children's behavior is labeled _____________ when it...

Question 3

A technique developed by William Purkey, known as four pluses and a _____________, is an excellent choice for motivating children's cooperation since it contains an affirming exchange that is far more likely to inspire cooperation than is the typical parental command.

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The answer of A technique developed by William Purkey, known...

Question 4

Children with high self-esteem have experienced _____________ love from their parents.

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The answer of Children with high self-esteem have experienced _____________...

Question 5

The use of logical consequences does NOT assist parents to _____________,

Accepted Answer

Logical consequences are an alternative to power-assertion techniques and do not emphasize the use of punishment or intimidation to influence behavior. Instead, they focus on natural or logical consequences related to a child's actions, which can promote desirable behavior and help children take responsibility for their actions.

Question 6

Which of the following is NOT true of parent-child conflict resolution?

Accepted Answer

Conflict resolution aims to find a win-win solution where both parties feel satisfied with the outcome. It is not a win-lose approach. Therefore, option D is the correct choice as it is the only statement that is false. The other three options are true statements regarding parent-child conflict resolution.

Question 7

Briggs developed a prevention-of-problems approach to guidance wherein parents are enjoined to create an atmosphere of _____________ for their children.

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The answer of Briggs developed a prevention-of-problems approach to guidance...

Question 8

Which of the following factors has NOT been found to be one of the risk factors for parental use of corporal punishment?

Accepted Answer

Parental employment has not been found to be a risk factor for parental use of corporal punishment, while the other factors (children's young age, male gender, and parents' young age) have been identified as risk factors in various studies.

Question 9

Briggs uses the analogy of "House of __________" to explain how each level of self-esteem is built.

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The answer of Briggs uses the analogy of "House of...

Question 10

The ___________ __________ __ ____________ are mistaken goals whereby events are often misinterpreted, mistaken conclusions are drawn, and faulty decisions are made.

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The answer of The ___________ __________ __ ____________ are mistaken...

Question 11

When I-Messages are not effective in changing a child's behavior, the next recommended strategy is:

Accepted Answer

The No-Lose Method of Conflict Resolution is a recommended strategy as it involves both parties working together to find a mutually acceptable solution, promoting understanding and cooperation.

Question 12

Asking a child to wipe up milk the child has spilled is an example of which of the following strategies?

Accepted Answer

Asking a child to clean up milk they have spilled is an example of logical consequences. This approach involves a consequence that is logically related to the behavior. It teaches responsibility and the relation between actions and their outcomes.

Question 13

The use of punishment as a socialization technique has been shown to have all of the following effects EXCEPT?

Accepted Answer

The use of punishment as a socialization technique has been shown to have negative effects on children's social and emotional development, including decreasing their moral judgment, decreasing their popularity and increasing their likelihood of antisocial behaviors. However, it has not been shown to increase children's feelings of empathy towards others. In fact, punishment can actually reduce empathy by creating a hostile or fearful environment.

Question 14

When a parent says to a child who is running on the sidewalk, "We walk on the sidewalk because if we run on the sidewalk, we might fall down and get hurt," that parent is using
Which of the following strategies?

Accepted Answer

The parent is using induction, which involves drawing a general rule or principle from specific examples or instances. In this case, the parent is using the specific example of running on the sidewalk to teach the general principle of why it's important to walk on the sidewalk.

Question 15

It has been found that parents use different types of speech when interacting with their children: supportive, _____________, and negative.

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The answer of It has been found that parents use...

Question 16

According to Dorothy Briggs, children are able to trust their parents when a) their real needs are met, b) parental promises are kept, and c) there is humor in the parent-child relationship, and __________________

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The answer of According to Dorothy Briggs, children are able...

Question 17

Which of the following is an example of natural consequences?

Accepted Answer

Natural consequences involve the natural and logical outcome of a behavior or action. Tamika pulled the cat's tail and the cat scratched her arm, which is a natural consequence of her behavior. Choices A and C are examples of logical consequences imposed by an authority figure, in this case, a parent.

Question 18

Dreikurs and Soltz referred to children's awareness of their goal of misbehavior as the __________ __________.

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The answer of Dreikurs and Soltz referred to children's awareness...

Question 19

Which of the following is NOT true when parents use 'no-lose' conflict resolution with their children:

Accepted Answer

While 'no-lose' conflict resolution can result in positive outcomes for the parent-child relationship, foster the child's self-esteem, and lead to more equitable solutions than power-assertive methods, not all parents are willing to invest the time to learn the required skills. Therefore, choice D is NOT true.

Question 20

Gordon's no-lose method of conflict resolution is most effective when

Accepted Answer

The no-lose method of conflict resolution involves finding mutually-satisfactory solutions to problems. This method requires both parties to be willing to work together and communicate effectively. It is effective when parents are willing to work out mutually-satisfactory solutions to problems.

Quiz 4: Child Socialization and Techniques