NU 131 EXAM 3 QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS 2026/2027 |
NU 131 EXAM 3 PRACTICE QUESTIONS, ANSWERS & STUDY GUIDE
What characteristic do all families share? - ANS✔✔ specific purpose
What is goal that's common to all families? - ANS✔✔ Personal fulfillment of the members
What is the definition of a modern family? - ANS✔✔ Two or more people who share roles and
resources and who live together
What are a basic family function? - ANS✔✔ protection, physical maintenance, reproduction,
socialisation and education.
What is a characteristic of functional families? - ANS✔✔ The ability to foster growth and
development
The nurse advocates for secondary prevention of family violence by providing? - ANS✔✔
Rehabilitation and education
Growth can be defined as? - ANS✔✔ an increase in physical size.
According to Erickson's stages of development, what task would Ryder, age 9, be completing? -
ANS✔✔ Industry vs inferiority
Trust vs. Mistrust (Erikson) - ANS✔✔ 0-2 years
"Can I trust the world?"
Virtue (hope)
Children develop a sense of trust in the world and people who are supposed to care for them.
, Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt (Erikson) - ANS✔✔ (2-4 yrs/toddler)
"Can I do things myself or must I rely on others?"
Virtue (Will)
Children develop a sense of independence and personal control
Children may be left with feelings of doubt and shame over their own abilities
Initiative vs. Guilt - ANS✔✔ 4-5 years
"Is it ok for me to do things?"
Virtue (Purpose)
Kids develop a sense of purpose and the motivation to try new things
Children are left with feelings of guilt and lack of initiative.
Industry vs. Inferiority - ANS✔✔ 5-12 years
"How can I be good?"
Virtue(Competence)
Success leads to feelings of competence
Failure leads to feelings of inferiority
Identity vs. Role Confusion - ANS✔✔ 12-19 years
"Who am I?"
Virtue(Fidelity)
Teens develop a strong sense of self
Teens may emerge from this stage not sure of who they are
Intimacy vs. Isolation - ANS✔✔ 20-40 years
NU 131 EXAM 3 PRACTICE QUESTIONS, ANSWERS & STUDY GUIDE
What characteristic do all families share? - ANS✔✔ specific purpose
What is goal that's common to all families? - ANS✔✔ Personal fulfillment of the members
What is the definition of a modern family? - ANS✔✔ Two or more people who share roles and
resources and who live together
What are a basic family function? - ANS✔✔ protection, physical maintenance, reproduction,
socialisation and education.
What is a characteristic of functional families? - ANS✔✔ The ability to foster growth and
development
The nurse advocates for secondary prevention of family violence by providing? - ANS✔✔
Rehabilitation and education
Growth can be defined as? - ANS✔✔ an increase in physical size.
According to Erickson's stages of development, what task would Ryder, age 9, be completing? -
ANS✔✔ Industry vs inferiority
Trust vs. Mistrust (Erikson) - ANS✔✔ 0-2 years
"Can I trust the world?"
Virtue (hope)
Children develop a sense of trust in the world and people who are supposed to care for them.
, Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt (Erikson) - ANS✔✔ (2-4 yrs/toddler)
"Can I do things myself or must I rely on others?"
Virtue (Will)
Children develop a sense of independence and personal control
Children may be left with feelings of doubt and shame over their own abilities
Initiative vs. Guilt - ANS✔✔ 4-5 years
"Is it ok for me to do things?"
Virtue (Purpose)
Kids develop a sense of purpose and the motivation to try new things
Children are left with feelings of guilt and lack of initiative.
Industry vs. Inferiority - ANS✔✔ 5-12 years
"How can I be good?"
Virtue(Competence)
Success leads to feelings of competence
Failure leads to feelings of inferiority
Identity vs. Role Confusion - ANS✔✔ 12-19 years
"Who am I?"
Virtue(Fidelity)
Teens develop a strong sense of self
Teens may emerge from this stage not sure of who they are
Intimacy vs. Isolation - ANS✔✔ 20-40 years
