A) professionals who work with adolescents should aim to increase their contact time with the adolescents and decrease the time that they spend with the parents.
B) community institutions should become more involved in providing after-school programs.
C) employers should extend the benefits now afforded to parents of young children to parents of adolescents.
D) All of these are recommendations.
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A) Hannah,whose easy temperament is the opposite of her brother's difficult temperament.
B) Elsie,whose difficult temperament is the same as her sister's difficult temperament.
C) Colleen,who shares an easy temperament with her brother.
D) Hayden,whose parents treat her and her sister differently.
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A) asserting her autonomy.
B) challenging her parents' authority.
C) closer to her friends' parents than her own parents.
D) asserting her autonomy or challenging her parents' authority.
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A) boundary strain.
B) role discontinuity.
C) boundary ambiguity.
D) cognitive dissonance.
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A) Female students show more psychological dependency on their parents than do male students.
B) Male students show more psychological dependency on their parents than do female students.
C) Freshmen show more psychological dependency on their parents than do upperclassmen.
D) Freshmen show poorer social adjustment than do upperclassmen.
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A) Fathers are more likely than mothers to have a managerial role in parenting.
B) Mothers are more likely than fathers to have a managerial role in parenting.
C) Family management practices are positively related to students' grades.
D) Family management practices are negatively related to school problems.
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A) parents; adolescent
B) influence; behavior
C) heredity; environment
D) autonomy; secure attachment
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A) more empathy.
B) depression.
C) membership in cults.
D) anxiety.
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A) his mother will have less money than when she was married.
B) his mother will have more money than when she was married,due to child support and alimony payments.
C) his standard of living will increase slightly.
D) None of these will happen.
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A) Mothers with positive work experiences have adolescents who report fewer physical health problems.
B) Negative working conditions of parents are linked to less behavior problems in adolescents.
C) Mothers who work more than 60 hours per week had conflicted relationships with their adolescents.
D) Parents who have excellent working conditions tend to engage in less effective parenting.
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A) continue to live at home and commute to college.
B) move more than 100 miles away from home to go to college.
C) have parents that are divorced or separated.
D) are only children.
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A) school-related problems.
B) school attendance.
C) school achievement.
D) paying attention in class.
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A) fairly typical of the issues that lead adolescents and their parents to be in conflict.
B) atypical; most parents focus on larger issues like drinking or truancy.
C) atypical in that the conflicts are common; most parents rarely have conflict with their teens.
D) None of these choices are correct.
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A) appreciation
B) altruism
C) social competence
D) lack of self-control
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A) liberal.
B) achieving.
C) overly dependent.
D) diplomatic.
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A) one or both parents in the workforce.
B) parental satisfaction with work.
C) amount of income from employment.
D) All of the above are important.
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A) parent favoritism between and among siblings.
B) emotional quality of the relationship.
C) trust level of the relationship.
D) conflict level of the relationship.
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A) risky sexual behaviors.
B) peer problems.
C) academic difficulties
D) low self-esteem.
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