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All in the Family
Leaving Home
Parent-Child Relationships
Later Life
Hodgepodge
Couples
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• 10 Point
• What was the name of the phenomenon that occurred
  after World War II?
• baby boom
• baby boom echo
• baby bust
• baby generation

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• 10 Point
• What was the name of the phenomenon that occurred
  after World War II?
• baby boom
• baby boom echo
• baby bust
• baby generation

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• 20 Point
• A family with four children lives on the same
  street as the childrens grandparents and their
  two aunts with young families. Family members
  phone each other, visit often, and exchange
  babysitting, garden produce, and advice. What
  type of family is this an example of?
• couples family
• census family
• economic family
• extended family

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• 20 Points
• A family with four children lives on the same
  street as the childrens grandparents and their
  two aunts with young families. Family members
  phone each other, visit often, and exchange
  babysitting, garden produce, and advice. What
  type of family is this an example of?
• couples family
• census family
• economic family
• extended family

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30 Point Relationship by blood is referred to as
.
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30 Point Relationship by blood is referred to
as . What is Consanguinity?
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40 Point In pre-industrial society a)
adolescence was a distinct stage of the life
cycle b) children began to work at the age of 12
years c) working-class youth went to school
until the age of 16 d) working-class youth left
their families to live in other households as
servants, labourers, or apprentices
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40 Point In pre-industrial society a)
adolescence was a distinct stage of the life
cycle b) children began to work at the age of 12
years c) working-class youth went to school
until the age of 16 d) working-class youth left
their families to live in other households as
servants, labourers, or apprentices
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50 Point Industrialization led to a) youth
living at home longer b) middle-class children
attending school in higher numbers c) young men
and women enjoying more freedom d) youth
working in factories e) all of the above
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50 Point Industrialization led to a) youth
living at home longer b) middle-class children
attending school in higher numbers c) young men
and women enjoying more freedom d) youth
working in factories e) all of the above
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10 Point In Western society, the age at which
young people are leaving home is a) increasing b)
decreasing c) remaining the same d) earlier for
men than it is for women
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10 Point In Western society, the age at which
young people are leaving home is a) increasing b)
decreasing c) remaining the same d) earlier for
men than it is for women
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20 Point According to Erik Erikson, during the
early adult stage of the life cycle, the dilemma
faced is a) identity versus role
confusion b) intimacy versus isolation
c) generativity versus stagnation d) intimacy
versus infidelity
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20 Point According to Erik Erikson, during the
early adult stage of the life cycle, the dilemma
faced is a) identity versus role
confusion b) intimacy versus isolation
c) generativity versus stagnation d) intimacy
versus infidelity
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30 Points Which of the following rights are
acquired at the age of 16? a) must consent to be
adopted b) can be charged with a criminal
offence c) can work during school hours d) can
purchase tobacco
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30 Point Which of the following rights are
acquired at the age of 16? a) must consent to be
adopted b) can be charged with a criminal
offence c) can work during school hours d) can
purchase tobacco
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40 Points By the age of 24 years, 85 percent of
all Canadians have completed high school. Of
those who graduated from high school a) 80
percent went on to post-secondary education b) 30
percent went to university c) 20 percent went to
college d) 15 percent went to other
post-secondary programs such as private schools
or apprenticeships
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40 Point By the age of 24 years, 85 percent of
all Canadians have completed high school. Of
those who graduated from high school a) 80
percent went on to post-secondary education b) 30
percent went to university c) 20 percent went to
college d) 15 percent went to other
post-secondary programs such as private schools
or apprenticeships
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50 Point The family life-cycle theory describes
early adulthood as a stage in which individuals
are launched from their families of origin. List
the three developmental tasks that must be
mastered during this stage of the life cycle.
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• 50 Point
• The family life-cycle theory describes early
  adulthood as a stage in which individuals are
  launched from their families of origin. List the
  three developmental tasks that must be mastered
  during this stage of the life cycle.
• Individuation form identity separate from the
  family of origin.
• Develop new intimate relationships to provide
  social and emotional needs.
• Tentative commitment to a career or workplace
  role.

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• 10 Point
• In which year were divorce laws in Canada made
  more lenient?
• 1918
• 1950
• 1968
• 1990

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• 10 Point
• In which year were divorce laws in Canada made
  more lenient?
• 1918
• 1950
• 1968
• 1990

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• 20 Point
• Statistically, the reason most men have stated
  for marrying is
• to avoid dating
• to gain social acceptability
• for friendship/companionship
• sex

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20 Point Statistically, the reason most men have
stated for marrying is A. to avoid dating B. to
gain social acceptability C. for
friendship/companionship D. sex
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30 Point Who is more likely to separate? A.
people married through free-choice marriages B.
people married through arranged marriages C.
common-law couples D. none of the above
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30 Point Who is more likely to separate? A.
people married through free-choice marriages B.
people married through arranged marriages C.
common-law couples D. none of the above
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40 Point A non-normative crisis in a
relationship may include all of the following
except A. unemployment B. retirement C.
infertility D. infidelity
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40 Point A non-normative crisis in a
relationship may include all of the following
except A. unemployment B. retirement C.
infertility D. infidelity
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50 Point Name the three sides of Sternbergs Love
Triangle
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• 50 Point
• Name the three sides of Sternbergs Love Triangle
• Commitment
• Intimacy
• Passion

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10 Point The average cost of raising a child to
Age 18 is approximately A. 100,000 B.
125,000 C. 150,000 D. 175,000
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10 Point The average cost of raising a child to
Age 18 is approximately A. 100,000 B.
125,000 C. 150,000 D. 175,000
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20 Point Socialization is one of the most
important tasks of parents. Socialization is A.
the process of learning ones culture B. the
process of acquiring ones personality C. the
process of acquiring ones personal values
throughout life D. all of the above
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20 Point Socialization is one of the most
important tasks of parents. Socialization is A.
the process of learning ones culture B. the
process of acquiring ones personality C. the
process of acquiring ones personal values
throughout life D. all of the above
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30 Point Children who grow up irresponsible,
impulsive, and imature are usually a result
of A. permissive parenting B. authoritarian
parenting C. authoritative parenting D.
reasonable parenting
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30 Point Children who grow up irresponsible,
impulsive, and immature are usually a result
of A. permissive parenting B. authoritarian
parenting C. authoritative parenting D.
reasonable parenting
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40 Point The changes in the 1900s in the
attitude toward children were due to A. larger
families B. the need for children in the labour
force C. the recognition of children as an
economic asset D. the recognition of children as
an emotional asset
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40 Point The changes in the 1900s in the
attitude toward children were due to A. larger
families B. the need for children in the labour
force C. the recognition of children as an
economic asset D. the recognition of children as
an emotional asset
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50 Point What does ART stand for? Give one
example.
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• 50 Point
• What does ART stand for? Give one example.
• Assisted Reproductive Technologies
• artificial insemination
• in vitro fertilization
• embryo implants

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10 Point At what age is the transition to
adulthood generally considered to be completed?
A. 15 B. 21 C. 34 D. 64
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10 Point At what age is the transition to
adulthood generally considered to be completed?
A. 15 B. 21 C. 34 D. 64
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20 Point Erik Erikson described the stage of
middle to late adulthood as A. generativity
versus stagnation B. trust versus mistrust C.
industry versus inferiority D. initiative versus
guilt
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20 Point Erik Erikson described the stage of
middle to late adulthood as A. generativity
versus stagnation B. trust versus mistrust C.
industry versus inferiority D. initiative versus
guilt
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30 Point According to Daniel Levinson, which
stage marks the passage from early adulthood into
middle adulthood? A. midlife crisis B. midlife
transition C. retirement D. post-retirement
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30 Point According to Daniel Levinson, which
stage marks the passage from early adulthood into
middle adulthood? A. midlife crisis B. midlife
transition C. retirement D. post-retirement
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40 Point An individuals identity is formed
earlier in life but changes through interaction
with the environment in the present. This theory
is called A. stability template model B.
theory of random change C. social construction
theory D. orderly change model
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40 Point An individuals identity is formed
earlier in life but changes through interaction
with the environment in the present. This theory
is called A. stability template model B.
theory of random change C. social construction
theory D. orderly change model
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50 Point What are the five stages of death
identified by Dr. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross?
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• 50 Point
• What are the five stages of death identified by
  Dr. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross?
• Denial of diagnosis and attempting to find a
  solution or another explanation.
• Anger at the fact of death, which might be
  directed at anyone, including self, family or
  health-care staff.
• Bargaining, with promises to alter who they are
  and what they do, to change the diagnosis.
• Depression, arising from the certainty of death,
  and the resignation that there is no hope.
• Acceptance, indicating that the individual has
  come to terms with his or her fate and is ready
  to prepare for the end of life.

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10 Point Which social science discipline focuses
on the study of human behaviour in societies by
studying the cultural characteristics of the
community? A. anthropology B. psychology C.
sociology D. social psychology
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10 Point Which social science discipline focuses
on the study of human behaviour in societies by
studying the cultural characteristics of the
community? A. anthropology B. psychology C.
sociology D. social psychology
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20 Point The word personality is best associated
with which social science discipline? A.
psychology B. sociology C. social exchange D.
symbolic interactionism
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20 Point The word personality is best associated
with which social science discipline? A.
psychology B. sociology C. social exchange D.
symbolic interactionism
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30 Point Which theoretical perspective examines
normative events, such as graduation, marriage,
the birth of a child, or a child leaving home? A.
functionalism B. systems theory C.
developmental theories D. feminist theories
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30 Point Which theoretical perspective examines
normative events, such as graduation, marriage,
the birth of a child, or a child leaving home? A.
functionalism B. systems theory C.
developmental theories D. feminist theories
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40 Point Which conceptual framework examines the
costs and benefits of relationships? A.
functionalism B. social exchange C. conflict
theory D. feminist theories
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40 Point Which conceptual framework examines the
costs and benefits of relationships? A.
functionalism B. social exchange C. conflict
theory D. feminist theories
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50 Point State the purpose of the Literature
Review.
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50 Point State the purpose of the Literature
Review.
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Final Jeopardy
Make your wager
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• Final Answer
• Form a dream and give it a place in the life
  structure.
• Form a mentor relationship.
• Form an occupation.
• Form love relationships, marriage, and family.
• The four major tasks that young adults must
  complete according to this theorists Seasons of
  Life.

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• Final Question
• Form a dream and give it a place in the life
  structure.
• Form a mentor relationship.
• Form an occupation.
• Form love relationships, marriage, and family.
• The four major tasks that young adults must
  complete according to this theorists Seasons of
  Life.
• Who is Levinson?