FLHD Exam 3 Questions and Answers 100% Pass

FLHD Exam 3 Questions and Answers 100% Pass Family Structure of Minor Children - No parents: 4% Single father: 3% Single mother: 21% Step cohabiting: 4% Step married: 5% Two biological cohabiting: 3% Two biological married: 59% Family structure by race - Whites and asians have more two biological married parents, while blacks have more single mother homes. polygamy - having more than one spouse at a time polygyny - a form of marriage in which men have more than one wife The most common nontraditional family structure is - single parenthood. (28%) 2Brittie Donald, All Rights Reserved © 2025 Stress for a single mother - Financial problems troubled relationships demands of parenting lack of time for rest and self-care How do single parents deal with stress? - Social support. (diapers, babysitting, money, extra hand, supportive friends and family) feelings of ________ with social support are more important than the actual ______ of social support received - satisfaction amount What contributes to adolescent pregnancies? - living in poor neighborhoods, experiencing school problems or failure, failing to use contraceptives, positive expectations about being a parent, having few or low aspirations for the future. ART (assisted reproductive technology) - methods used to achieve conception through artificial means. ART families - Affected by cost of technology to get children, and child effects or behavior problems. Top seven countries for international adoptations - US 3Brittie Donald, All Rights Reserved © 2025 China Ethiopia Ukraine Haiti Congo Uganda Russia Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD) - A syndrome of developmentally inappropriate behavior with regard to interpersonal relationships Formation of same-sex parent families and how their tasks are split. - Formed due to children born in previous heterosexual marriages and reared them as single parent or same-sex partner, ART or donor insemination, or adoption. challenges of commuter and military families - higher rates of emotional problems, child maltreatment, high stress, disruptions to family roles and routines, trauma. cumulative risk model - A model depicting the accumulation of separate risks or problems; when multiple risk factors add up to create negative effects on a child Children born outside of marriage are likely to have parents who have all but ______. - larger extended family 4Brittie Donald, All Rights Reserved © 2025 Plural marriage, or ______, refers to families in which one man has two or more wives - polygamy The percent of children in single-parent families reflect significant racial/ethnic group differences. Which groups have the highest and lowest rates? - African American and Asian or Pacific Islander Joy is a 15-year-old mother. She loves her baby dearly, but feels persecuted when he cries. It's possible that her ______ is interfering with her development of empathy for the newborn. - adolescent egocentrism Lisa lives with her father, who is gay, and his partner. Which of the following statements best describes Lisa's development in this non-traditional family? - Lisa will develop typically and will likely develop coping skills to deal with any teasing or harassment she receives from peers. To what extent does having a child born using Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) affect parenting? - There is no evidence that it does In contrast to biological parents, adoptive parents must b