Which group best represents a child's microsystem according to the brofenbrenner's ecological model?

a. values, culture, and rules

b. neighborhood violence, school requirements, and business climate

c. family, teachers, friends, and extended family

d. ethnicity, religion, and federal laws

1. The characteristic of stress responses that refers to the rate at which the behavior occurs is

A. intensity (Correct)

B. duration

C. stress

D. frequency

2. custody grants both parents responsibilities and rights toward the child.

A. Physical

B. Joint or shared (Correct)

C. Sole

D. Legal

3. Which of the following is an example of an exosystem influence?

A. Jack's grandmother's work ethic may have a cultural basis.

B. Jack's grandmother's new job includes a late evening schedule. (Correct)

C. Cultural values may have affected Jack's grandmother's and aunt's belief about extended family involvement.

D. Jack lives with his grandmother in a single-family.

4. Children's reactions to divorce often include which of the following groups of behaviors?

A. Resentment, anxiety, guilt, and anger (Correct)

B. Attachment to adults and seclusion from other children

C. Talking too much and desiring dramatic play

D. Joy, relief, and happiness

5. An example of internalization of behaviors as a result of stress is

A. aggression

B. vandalism

C. irritability

D. lack of interest in friends or activities (Correct)

6. The characteristics of stress response that refers to the length of time the behavior continues to occur after the initial event is

A. efficiency

B. stress

C. duration (Correct)

D. intensity

7. In the ecological systems approach, the is made up of the people and relationships that most directly influence the child's life.

A. macrosystem

B. ecological system

C. microsystem (Correct)

D. exosystem

8. The developmental psychologist who proposed a way to think about the multiple influences of system components on the behavior of an individual called the ecological systems approach was

A. Urie Bronfenbrenner (Correct)

B. Sigmund Freud

C. Jean Piaget

D. Marie Montessori

9. custody gives the parent (or parents) the right to make major decisions regarding the child's health, education, and general welfare.

A. Joint or shared

B. Sole

C. Physical

D. Legal (Correct)

10. Girls living in families with working mothers tend to display

A. low self-worth regarding their future roles in this world

B. fewer problem-solving skills that they can apply to school

C. fewer stereotypical ideas about career roles (Correct)

D. resentment toward their mother

11. The term latchkey refers to children who

A. remain in supervised afterschool programs

B. have been removed from afterschool programs due to behavioral concerns

C. care for themselves before and/or after school (Correct)

D. have no keys to their house

12. In custody, each parent retains the right to make decisions about the child's well-being

A. separated

B. joint legal (Correct)

C. sole

D. physical

13. To assist children returning to the classroom after experiencing a natural disaster, teachers should

A. provide less reassurance to the children

B. provide a consistent, normal, and predictable routine (Correct)

C. discourage children from talking about the disaster

D. avoid mentioning the disaster to the children

14. Custody of children is

A. Physical

B. Both legal and physical (Correct)

C. Always joint

D . Only legal

15. A typical pattern of response to situations and stressors is known as

A. behavior

B. internalization

C. temperament (Correct)

D. externalization

16. Living with a stepparent is likely to mean changes in family structure, roles, and responsibilities. Children are likely to express which of the following reactions to living with a stepparent?

A. A clearer understanding of their own future relationships

B. Isolation from the new family as well as from the noncustodial parent or family (Correct)

C. Feelings of satisfaction due to the intrusion of the partner in the parent/child relationship

D. A sense of clarity in changing of roles, rules, and responsibilities

17. Natural disasters can cause disruptions to a child's family life that may include which of the following?

A. Increased time together

B. Increased financial security

C. Stability in living conditions

D. Changes in school location (Correct)

18. An example of externalization of behavior as a result of stress is

Outbursts of anger (Correct)

19. Which group best represents a child's microsystem according to Brofenbrenner's ecological model?

Family, teachers, friends, and extended family (Correct)

20. Which of the following is an example of a microsystem influence?

Jack lives with his grandmother in a single-family (Correct)

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