Which of the following statements is FALSE concerning the effects of illegal drugs on prenatal development?
a. Infants born to addicted mothers can also be addicted.
b. Illicit drug use during pregnancy can increase the risk of miscarriage.
c. Illegal drug use can increase the risk of low birth weight.
d. Illegal drug use results in developmental disabilities and birth defects.
d
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Hill (2005) concludes the following about race, class and gender:
A) Gender socialization matters less for African Americans as they struggle to care for their children. B) Racial inequality affects all parenting and gender socialization despite one's racial identity. C) Race and class are not related when exploring socialization. D) all of the above
By engaging in skill four activities participants
a. develop individual plans and then choose the most appropriate for the presenting problem b. engage in personal, interpersonal, and organizational thinking and skill development c. integrate the first three skills in organization-wide planning d. b and c are correct
All of the following are true regarding the Americans with Disabilities Act of
1990 except:
A. Forbids discrimination against people with a record of a disability B. Has redefined problems as belonging to the community C. Required workplaces and public facilities to provide reasonable accommodation and accessibility for people with disabilities D. Has eliminated discrimination against people with disabilities
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. The life course perspective views “stages of life” as unchanging and universal in meaning. 2. If leisure activity is to be a path to deeper meaning, then it must have some dimension of growth or personal development. 3. de Beauvoir argues that old age brings serenity in that all of life’s conflicts have been resolved and people can happily live out the remainder of their lives. 4. Erikson, Erikson, and Kivnick argue that elders should accept the inevitable losses of aging and retreat from society. 5. Erikson, Erikson, and Kivnick argue that recollection is one way to adapt to the constant losses that occur in old age, but a more rewarding form of adaptation is to develop new relationships.