CFS 100 Exam 1 Questions And Answers
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What is the foundation of human development? - Answer✔includes ages and stages of
development from conception to senescence, and the three interrelated domains of
development.
What is the foundation of family studies? - Answer✔include marriage and the complexity of the
definition of family, and family forms and function.
What do child life specialists do? - Answer✔focuses on helping children and families cope in
medical and stressful settings. this includes preparing children for medical procedures and
educating families and what they are experiencing.
what do family case managers do? - Answer✔work with families (specifically those in a
government child and family welfare system) to locate resources to help meet children's needs.
what do early childhood educators do? - Answer✔work with children from birth to 8 years old
to teach them in developmentally appropriate ways of learning.
what do family therapists do? - Answer✔help families repair relationships and functioning.
What does FLE stand for? How do you become a CFLE? - Answer✔stands for Family life
education. There are two ways to become a CFLE. One way is to pass the national exam that
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tests on the 10 family life content areas. The other way is to complete coursework that meets
the criteria for the 10 family life content areas
what is the primary focus of FLE - Answer✔teaching individuals and families skills about healthy
family functioning to strengthen individual and family development.
What does it mean that HDFS is inherently multidisciplinary? - Answer✔it requires courses from
many other fields (i.e. psychology, education, etc.) in one program.
What does PIE refer to? - Answer✔refers to the three domains that developmentalists use to
study age and sage. The "P" stands for the physical domain, "I" for the intellectual domain, and
"E" for the emotional domain.
what is primary prevention? - Answer✔the goal of not allowing an unwanted
circumstance/event to occur (i.e. skills training targeted at students who don't have serious
behavioral problems)
what is secondary prevention? - Answer✔the goal of slowing down or averting an unwanted
circumstance or event (i.e. mentoring programs aimed at students who are starting to show
behavioral problems)
what is tertiary prevention? - Answer✔the goal of preventing further harm from developing
(i.e. wraparound services aimed at students with chronic behavioral problems)
Give examples of areas that are related to HDFS - Answer✔Family therapy, Child life
professions, early childhood education, human/social services
What is meant by a "discovery major"? - Answer✔Students tend to learn about HDFS after
being enrolled in college for a semester or more
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