A person who has entered the United States due to persecution in his or her home country is most likely to be considered
a. an unauthorized immigrant
b. an authorized alien resident
c. a refugee with temporary legal status
d. an undocumented alien resident
C
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Sometimes, a non-custodial father becomes psychologically distant from his children. This is sometimes triggered by the
(a) children's mother's attempt to turn the children against their father. (b) father finding a new life for himself. (c) demands of his new role as a housekeeper. (d) child-absence syndrome.
Spiritual well being refers to
a. attending religious services. b. praying regularly. c. having a psychological sense of purpose and meaning. d. being mentally healthy.
An established sect is a
A. religious organization that claims to include most or all of the members of a society and that is recognized as the national or official religion. B. large organized religion that is not officially linked with the state or government. C. generally small, secretive religious group that represents either a new religion or a major innovation of an existing faith. D. religious group that is considered an outgrowth of a sect yet remains isolated from society.
Women are likely to do the bulk of the housework. After the birth of a child, women's workload:
A. tends to remain at the pre-child level. B. decreases dramatically. C. tends to be shared more equally by her husband. D. tends to increase.