HSCO 502 test 3 Questions and Answers
Question 1
2.5 out of 2.5 points
In Gottman's (1999) research, which of the following "four horsemen of the apocalypse" behaviors is
most predictive of relationship failure?
Question 2
2.5 out of 2.5 points
According to Carter and McGoldrick, one of the second-order changes in the family in the launching
period is
Question 3
2.5 out of 2.5 points
Peggy, a 62-year-old woman, has been unable to work for the past year because of a back injury that she
sustained at her job as a cafeteria worker. Her adult son, Brian, lives close enough for her to babysit his
two young children on a regular basis. Peggy's daughter, Linda, lives in another part of the state and
recently had a new baby boy named Luke. Linda has asked her mother to move in with her to help care
for her newborn. Based upon the life span development model, for which of the following individuals is
maintenance the most characteristic mode of adaptation?
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The "American paradox" refers to:
Anna must care for children as well as a sick loved one on a day-to-day basis. She also needs to keep her
job. This situation places her under considerable stress. Coping of this type is called coping with :
At 50 years old, Andrew is an important source of support for his younger sister who has a serious
disability. As a computer engineer, Andrew has made a practice of designing computer devices that help
his sister and others in her situation interact with the wider world. Andrew sees his work as important in
the lives of other people. Andrew's view of his life is an example of:
Daniel is very extroverted. He admits that he is not comfortable unless surrounded by other people, and
he energetically pursues activities that require the company of others. His cousin Bill, about the same
age, is very introverted. Bill is self-reflective and prefers more solitary pursuits. Based on - ✅✅For
Question 1
2.5 out of 2.5 points
In Gottman's (1999) research, which of the following "four horsemen of the apocalypse" behaviors is
most predictive of relationship failure?
Question 2
2.5 out of 2.5 points
According to Carter and McGoldrick, one of the second-order changes in the family in the launching
period is
Question 3
2.5 out of 2.5 points
Peggy, a 62-year-old woman, has been unable to work for the past year because of a back injury that she
sustained at her job as a cafeteria worker. Her adult son, Brian, lives close enough for her to babysit his
two young children on a regular basis. Peggy's daughter, Linda, lives in another part of the state and
recently had a new baby boy named Luke. Linda has asked her mother to move in with her to help care
for her newborn. Based upon the life span development model, for which of the following individuals is
maintenance the most characteristic mode of adaptation?
Ques - ✅✅etdrhdhdd555
The "American paradox" refers to:
Anna must care for children as well as a sick loved one on a day-to-day basis. She also needs to keep her
job. This situation places her under considerable stress. Coping of this type is called coping with :
At 50 years old, Andrew is an important source of support for his younger sister who has a serious
disability. As a computer engineer, Andrew has made a practice of designing computer devices that help
his sister and others in her situation interact with the wider world. Andrew sees his work as important in
the lives of other people. Andrew's view of his life is an example of:
Daniel is very extroverted. He admits that he is not comfortable unless surrounded by other people, and
he energetically pursues activities that require the company of others. His cousin Bill, about the same
age, is very introverted. Bill is self-reflective and prefers more solitary pursuits. Based on - ✅✅For
