EDU 203 - Chapter 4 question and
answer 2023
Family functions are seven interrelated activities that are necessary to fulfill the
individual and collective needs of the family. All of the following are examples of family
functions except: - answerAdoption
When first notifying parents of a child's disability it is best to: - answerDeliver information
in two parts to allow parents to absorb the information
In general, the initial phase of dealing with the news that a child has a disability is
characterized by: - answerAll of the above (Shock, Grief, Denial)
Cultural heritage can affect how a family reacts to a child with a disability. - answerTrue
In general, on learning that a child has a disability, fathers may be more concerned with:
- answerLong-term consequences
IDEA ushered in a new era of child-parent relationships. - answerFalse (parent-
professional relationships)
As stated in the text, how many distinct periods are there in the history of parent-
professional relationships, with parents who have exceptional children? - answer3
The primary decision maker for a child's future is the: - answerFamily
The ____________ provided the foundation for professional attitudes that parents were
the cause of their child's disability. - answerEugenics movement
An awareness of, respect for, and appreciation of the many factors that influence and
shape the values, priorities, and perspectives of both individuals and families is known
as: - answerCultural sensitivity
answer 2023
Family functions are seven interrelated activities that are necessary to fulfill the
individual and collective needs of the family. All of the following are examples of family
functions except: - answerAdoption
When first notifying parents of a child's disability it is best to: - answerDeliver information
in two parts to allow parents to absorb the information
In general, the initial phase of dealing with the news that a child has a disability is
characterized by: - answerAll of the above (Shock, Grief, Denial)
Cultural heritage can affect how a family reacts to a child with a disability. - answerTrue
In general, on learning that a child has a disability, fathers may be more concerned with:
- answerLong-term consequences
IDEA ushered in a new era of child-parent relationships. - answerFalse (parent-
professional relationships)
As stated in the text, how many distinct periods are there in the history of parent-
professional relationships, with parents who have exceptional children? - answer3
The primary decision maker for a child's future is the: - answerFamily
The ____________ provided the foundation for professional attitudes that parents were
the cause of their child's disability. - answerEugenics movement
An awareness of, respect for, and appreciation of the many factors that influence and
shape the values, priorities, and perspectives of both individuals and families is known
as: - answerCultural sensitivity
