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Standard 1, Integration of Foundations 5% - ANSWER Career Selection, Teaching
students about various careers, Family and consumer education, Eliminating sexual
stereotypes, Affective, cognitive and psychomotor skills, Using cognitive skills effectively,
Using psychomotor skills effectively, Work simplification, Time Management, Using different
resources, Non-financial resources, Identifying and defining goals and values, Wants vs
needs, Agencies that can provide resources to consumers, Choosing where to go for health
care, Association for Career and Technical education, Improving the overall quality of life,
Using skills together in an individual's day-to-day living, Professional organizations, Focuses
of family and consumer education, Characteristics of occupational family and consumer
sciences education, Community advisory committees, Laboratory settings, Demonstrating
family and consumer science concepts, Determining whether a student understands a
particular concept, Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA ), Acts of
legislation, Meeting special needs, Balancing home and work roles, Using affective skills
effectively, Social and economic factors, Educating family members, Family life cycle, Basic
purpose of a family,
Standard 2, Family Studies and Human Services 16% - ANSWER Nature vs nurture,
Direct and indirect communication, Effective communication, Problem solving, Relationship
conflict, Conflict resolution, Outside social interaction, Divorce, Maintaining family function,
Clear and masked communication, Behavioral modeling, Consumer education, Heritage,
Healthy family roles, Role, role confusion and role strain, Marriage, Married couple, Family
vs. single, Family structure, Family life cycle,
Standard 3, Human Development Education and Services 16% - ANSWER Early
childhood intervention and intellectual giftedness, Substance abuse, Teenage pregnancy,
Reducing the effects of teenage pregnancy, Teenage suicide, Preventing teenage suicide,
Piaget's theory of cognitive development, Challenging Piaget's theory, Abraham Maslow's
hierarchy of human needs, Erikson's theory of psychosocial development, Changing familial
roles, Genetic and environmental traits, Havinghurst's developmental task concept,
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,Standard 4, Nutrition Wellness and Food Sciences 16% - ANSWER Nutritional needs,
Anorexia, bulimia and obesity, Anorexia vs. bulimia, Treating anorexia, Treating bulimia,
Treating obesity, Diabetes, Preventing diabetes, Hypertension, Dietary Guidelines for
Americans, USDA Daily Food Guide, Vitamin C, Vitamin E, B12, Fiber, Protein, RDA and RDI,
Low activity vs. high activity, Vitamins and calories, Daily calorie and nutritional
requirements, Calcium, Iron, Vitamin A, Consumer advocacy groups, Cholesterol,
Carbohydrates, Fats, Iodine, Ethics and religion, Ethnicity, Food and the physiological
satisfaction of an individual, Planning a nutritional meal, Reducing the amount of time it
takes to prepare a meal, Choosing what foods to prepare, Food in the marketplace, Factors
that might influence what foods are available to a consumer, Unit pricing, Food distributors,
Food consumption patterns, Eating preferences, Protecting consumers from unsafe foods
and keeping food affordable, Reducing the risk of food borne illnesses, Cooking equipment,
Food irradiation and shelf life,
Standard 5, Food Lodging Hospitality 9% - ANSWER Hospitality industry organizational
structure, Product , preparation and delivery service, Procedures necessary for health and
safety, Sanitation issues and environmental protection, Management, Employment
opportunities, Entrepreneurial opportunities, Public policy, Industry standards, Job-related
competencies and skills, Marketing techniques, Public relations, Quality assurance, Health
procedures, Safety procedures, Sanitation and environmental protection, Supplies, Tools,
Equipment, Other technologies, Lodging liability, Court-mandated lodging security
standards, Safety codes and laws, Accommodating guests with disabilities, Legal
expectations of customers, Liability with respect to employees, New and emerging careers,
Communication skills, Work ethics, Food preparation, Food presentation, Food service skills,
Commercial table settings, Institutional settings, Etiquette, food presentation and table
service appropriate for specific occasions, Customer and guest service practices,
Development and design of industry facilities, Maintenance of industry facilities,
Responsibilities of employees, supervisors and managers,
Standard 6, Consumer and Resource Management 16% - ANSWER Time management,
Prioritizing activities, Goals and decision making, Goal-setting, Creating a valid goal,
Achieving goals, Decision-making process, Actions to avoid when making a decision Decision
making techniques, Business strategies, Pareto analysis system, Cost/benefit analysis
strategy, Force field analysis strategy, Grid analysis strategy, Scenario analysis strategy,
Resource, Determining available resources, Determining financial resources, Change
management, Strategies for important change, Empirical-rational strategy, Normative-
reeducative strategy, Power-coercive strategy, Managing changes within an organization,
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, Consumer rights, Rights that consumer laws protect, Equal Credit Opportunity Act and the
Fair Housing Act, Fair Credit Reporting Act, Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, Truth in
Lending Act, Responsible Consumer, Caveat emptor, Decision process regarding purchases,
Marketing, Economic concerns and purchases, Environmental concerns and purchasing,
Protect the environment, Environmental economics, Health care, Child care, Elder care,
Repair services, Determining if a product is safe, Creating a family budget, Credit, Managing
credit, Investment, Low-risk and mid-risk investments, Choosing investments, Retirement,
Insurance, Checking or savings account, Product labels, Warranty,
Standard 7, Textiles and Apparel 11% - ANSWER Wardrobe, Selecting a piece of
clothing, Reducing the cost of clothing, Clothing construction, Well-constructed garment,
Belt, collar and neckline, Darts and hem, Buttons and buttonholes, Fitting of a garment,
Design, Elements of design, Principles of design, Balance, Emphasis, Proportion, Rhythm,
Unity, Stain removal, Garment cleaning, Machine wash, Home launder only, Cold wash/cold
rinse or warm wash/warm rinse or hot wash, No spin, Delicate, gentle, durable or
permanent press cycle, Wash separately, Hand-wash and hand-wash only, Dry-clean only or
no dry-clean, Tumble dry or drip dry, Fiber, Yarn, Thread, Fabric, Fibers used in making
fabrics, Acetate, Acrylic, Cotton, Flax, Nylon, Polyester, Ramie, Rayon, Silk, Wool, Natural and
synthetic fibers,
Standard 8, Environmental Design 11% - ANSWER Housing, Home security, Running a
business from home, Status symbol home, Types of housing, Apartments, Condominium and
cooperative, Paying for housing, Renting, Purchasing housing, Rent vs. purchase, Area
surrounding a house or apartment, Interior design, Floor plan, Traffic patterns,
Affective Skill - ANSWER How effectively an individual can recognize, understand and
handle emotions and relationships. Allows an individual to feel appropriate emotion in
response to certain situations or stimuli.
Cognitive Skill - ANSWER An individual's ability to gather and understand information.
Allows an individual to comprehend new situations and apply the KNOWLEDGE that he/she
has gathered elsewhere.
Psychomotor Skill - ANSWER An individual's ability to coordinate his/her PHYSICAL
movements. A person's control over simple and complex motor functions.
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Standard 1, Integration of Foundations 5% - ANSWER Career Selection, Teaching
students about various careers, Family and consumer education, Eliminating sexual
stereotypes, Affective, cognitive and psychomotor skills, Using cognitive skills effectively,
Using psychomotor skills effectively, Work simplification, Time Management, Using different
resources, Non-financial resources, Identifying and defining goals and values, Wants vs
needs, Agencies that can provide resources to consumers, Choosing where to go for health
care, Association for Career and Technical education, Improving the overall quality of life,
Using skills together in an individual's day-to-day living, Professional organizations, Focuses
of family and consumer education, Characteristics of occupational family and consumer
sciences education, Community advisory committees, Laboratory settings, Demonstrating
family and consumer science concepts, Determining whether a student understands a
particular concept, Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA ), Acts of
legislation, Meeting special needs, Balancing home and work roles, Using affective skills
effectively, Social and economic factors, Educating family members, Family life cycle, Basic
purpose of a family,
Standard 2, Family Studies and Human Services 16% - ANSWER Nature vs nurture,
Direct and indirect communication, Effective communication, Problem solving, Relationship
conflict, Conflict resolution, Outside social interaction, Divorce, Maintaining family function,
Clear and masked communication, Behavioral modeling, Consumer education, Heritage,
Healthy family roles, Role, role confusion and role strain, Marriage, Married couple, Family
vs. single, Family structure, Family life cycle,
Standard 3, Human Development Education and Services 16% - ANSWER Early
childhood intervention and intellectual giftedness, Substance abuse, Teenage pregnancy,
Reducing the effects of teenage pregnancy, Teenage suicide, Preventing teenage suicide,
Piaget's theory of cognitive development, Challenging Piaget's theory, Abraham Maslow's
hierarchy of human needs, Erikson's theory of psychosocial development, Changing familial
roles, Genetic and environmental traits, Havinghurst's developmental task concept,
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,Standard 4, Nutrition Wellness and Food Sciences 16% - ANSWER Nutritional needs,
Anorexia, bulimia and obesity, Anorexia vs. bulimia, Treating anorexia, Treating bulimia,
Treating obesity, Diabetes, Preventing diabetes, Hypertension, Dietary Guidelines for
Americans, USDA Daily Food Guide, Vitamin C, Vitamin E, B12, Fiber, Protein, RDA and RDI,
Low activity vs. high activity, Vitamins and calories, Daily calorie and nutritional
requirements, Calcium, Iron, Vitamin A, Consumer advocacy groups, Cholesterol,
Carbohydrates, Fats, Iodine, Ethics and religion, Ethnicity, Food and the physiological
satisfaction of an individual, Planning a nutritional meal, Reducing the amount of time it
takes to prepare a meal, Choosing what foods to prepare, Food in the marketplace, Factors
that might influence what foods are available to a consumer, Unit pricing, Food distributors,
Food consumption patterns, Eating preferences, Protecting consumers from unsafe foods
and keeping food affordable, Reducing the risk of food borne illnesses, Cooking equipment,
Food irradiation and shelf life,
Standard 5, Food Lodging Hospitality 9% - ANSWER Hospitality industry organizational
structure, Product , preparation and delivery service, Procedures necessary for health and
safety, Sanitation issues and environmental protection, Management, Employment
opportunities, Entrepreneurial opportunities, Public policy, Industry standards, Job-related
competencies and skills, Marketing techniques, Public relations, Quality assurance, Health
procedures, Safety procedures, Sanitation and environmental protection, Supplies, Tools,
Equipment, Other technologies, Lodging liability, Court-mandated lodging security
standards, Safety codes and laws, Accommodating guests with disabilities, Legal
expectations of customers, Liability with respect to employees, New and emerging careers,
Communication skills, Work ethics, Food preparation, Food presentation, Food service skills,
Commercial table settings, Institutional settings, Etiquette, food presentation and table
service appropriate for specific occasions, Customer and guest service practices,
Development and design of industry facilities, Maintenance of industry facilities,
Responsibilities of employees, supervisors and managers,
Standard 6, Consumer and Resource Management 16% - ANSWER Time management,
Prioritizing activities, Goals and decision making, Goal-setting, Creating a valid goal,
Achieving goals, Decision-making process, Actions to avoid when making a decision Decision
making techniques, Business strategies, Pareto analysis system, Cost/benefit analysis
strategy, Force field analysis strategy, Grid analysis strategy, Scenario analysis strategy,
Resource, Determining available resources, Determining financial resources, Change
management, Strategies for important change, Empirical-rational strategy, Normative-
reeducative strategy, Power-coercive strategy, Managing changes within an organization,
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, Consumer rights, Rights that consumer laws protect, Equal Credit Opportunity Act and the
Fair Housing Act, Fair Credit Reporting Act, Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, Truth in
Lending Act, Responsible Consumer, Caveat emptor, Decision process regarding purchases,
Marketing, Economic concerns and purchases, Environmental concerns and purchasing,
Protect the environment, Environmental economics, Health care, Child care, Elder care,
Repair services, Determining if a product is safe, Creating a family budget, Credit, Managing
credit, Investment, Low-risk and mid-risk investments, Choosing investments, Retirement,
Insurance, Checking or savings account, Product labels, Warranty,
Standard 7, Textiles and Apparel 11% - ANSWER Wardrobe, Selecting a piece of
clothing, Reducing the cost of clothing, Clothing construction, Well-constructed garment,
Belt, collar and neckline, Darts and hem, Buttons and buttonholes, Fitting of a garment,
Design, Elements of design, Principles of design, Balance, Emphasis, Proportion, Rhythm,
Unity, Stain removal, Garment cleaning, Machine wash, Home launder only, Cold wash/cold
rinse or warm wash/warm rinse or hot wash, No spin, Delicate, gentle, durable or
permanent press cycle, Wash separately, Hand-wash and hand-wash only, Dry-clean only or
no dry-clean, Tumble dry or drip dry, Fiber, Yarn, Thread, Fabric, Fibers used in making
fabrics, Acetate, Acrylic, Cotton, Flax, Nylon, Polyester, Ramie, Rayon, Silk, Wool, Natural and
synthetic fibers,
Standard 8, Environmental Design 11% - ANSWER Housing, Home security, Running a
business from home, Status symbol home, Types of housing, Apartments, Condominium and
cooperative, Paying for housing, Renting, Purchasing housing, Rent vs. purchase, Area
surrounding a house or apartment, Interior design, Floor plan, Traffic patterns,
Affective Skill - ANSWER How effectively an individual can recognize, understand and
handle emotions and relationships. Allows an individual to feel appropriate emotion in
response to certain situations or stimuli.
Cognitive Skill - ANSWER An individual's ability to gather and understand information.
Allows an individual to comprehend new situations and apply the KNOWLEDGE that he/she
has gathered elsewhere.
Psychomotor Skill - ANSWER An individual's ability to coordinate his/her PHYSICAL
movements. A person's control over simple and complex motor functions.
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