Question : 71.Familism the idea that a family’s well-being takes precedence over : 1245449

71.Familism is the idea that a family’s well-being takes precedence over the concerns of individual family members, and is a value most associated with ________ families.

a.African Americanc.European American

b.Latinod.Middle Eastern

72.The cultural value of ________ partially explains the significantly higher trend for Latino college students to live at home.

a.marianismoc.nervios

b.machismod.familism

73.Parents of multiracial children tend to __________ than parents of single-race children.

a.worry less about their children being rejected by others due to their race

b.use authoritarian parenting methods more

c.experience less marital stress

d.feel that they are discriminated against more

74.Studies have found that in multi-ethnic families, ________ are the key to helping children establish their ethnic identities.

a.fathersc.mothers

b.siblingsd.grandparents

75.The proportion of births to unwed mothers in the United States is at an all-time high, now over 40%, with the highest rate of single-mother births occurring among ________ women.

a.Asian Americanc.African American

b.Latinad.Native American

76.Many single parents report complex feelings, such as frustration, failure, and guilt. This often leads them to behave in a(n) ________ toward their children.

a.overindulgentc.authoritative

b.neglectfuld.abusive

77.The greatest worry of most adoptive, foster, and step-parents is that the adoptive child in their life will

a.not physically resemble them.

b.fail to bond with them.

c.lack intelligence.

d.be carrying some undetected genetic disorder.

78.Research into families in the Netherlands where there was a transracially adopted child from Columbia, Korea, or Sri Lanka found that one particular struggle for the child was

a.not speaking Dutch well enough to be understood.

b.living with an impoverished family.

c.looking different

d.being significantly taller than their siblings.

79.Many homosexual couples wish to be parents, and this can often be accomplished through a variety of methods. Resistance to such situations, however, can often occur. Which of the following is the most accurate statement regarding this issue?

a.While the waiting period for a heterosexual couple to adopt a child is usually 3 to 5 years, the same agency may force a homosexual couple to wait as many as 10 to 15 years to execute the same adoption.

b.Adoption for homosexual couples often costs two to three times as much as adoption for a heterosexual couple.

c.While there are no laws that prevent homosexual couples from adopting children, adoption agencies tend to discriminate openly against such couples and usually refuse to place children in such homes.

d.Some states in the United States of America actually have laws that forbid gay and lesbian couples from adopting.

80.For couples who get married in the United States of America today, there is a ___ percent chance that their relationship will end in divorce.

a.25c.50

b.33d.60