Healthy Family and Peer Relationships Exam/ Health Online Cumulative Exam Review Questions and Answers (Spring 22/23.)

Health Online Cumulative Exam Review Questions and Answers (Spring 22/23.) Which characteristic do healthy families have in common? having above average household income ignoring one another's happiness demonstrating love for oneself communicating with one another Which is a common area of conflict for families? starting new traditions saving money making new friends going to a university Sue and Henry are both over the age of 75. They are permanent guardians to their grandchildren. Which type of family does this describe? blended family family of choice adoptive or foster family cross-generational family Which activity would help family members spend more time together? helping one another with household chores making nightly dinners at the table optional planning more weekend time with neighbors allowing more time for individual interests How can two siblings who constantly argue best improve their communication? by talking off topic by pretending to listen by talking over each other by being honest with each other Nicholas is a teenager who has a violent, abusive family. Which action will he most likely engage in as a result of his family environment? bullying other kids at school feeling unbothered by what people say expanding his inner circle of friends to a larger group making it to school on time each day and attending all his classes Noah is a father to three children, works full time, and attends school at night. The stress of a hectic life has created an unhealthy family dynamic marked by constant arguing and fighting. What effect might this situation most likely have on Noah? He may struggle to find success in his career. He may show more love and appreciation toward his family. He may experience fewer health issues. He may rely on his large circle of family and friends. The Sonu family has a rule that no one can watch television after 7:00 p.m. Family members use this time to talk to one another and relax. Which characteristic of a healthy family relationship does this describe? devotion appreciation communication problem solving together Two children are removed from their parents' home because of abuse. An unmarried, single friend of the family, who does not have her own children, decides to raise the children as her own. Which family type describes this new relationship? nuclear family family of choice same-sex parent family cross-generational family Which interaction is most likely to result in disagreements with extended family? making financial decisions balancing work and family time spending holidays with in-laws disciplining siblings who compete with each other - not A... prob C Which action describes reciprocity between peers? taking the trash out for your grandmother after she made you lunch letting a stranger go ahead of you in line at the grocery store giving a friend a birthday present after they have given you one expecting a friend to listen even though you never listen to them Social and emotional maturity are intertwined. Therefore, as teens' emotional maturity increases, their relationships with their peers change as they become more vulnerable and emotionally intimate with their peers. This increased vulnerability and intimacy requires greater trust among peers. Thus, during the adolescent years, teen peer groups become increasingly important as teens experience more closeness in these friendships and more gratifying relationships with their peers as a result. Teens now turn to one another, instead of their families, as their first line of support during times of worry or upset. This increased reliance on friendships is yet another way that teens demonstrate their growing independence. -