________can be best understood as the family's attempts at achieving balance, or a
steady state, especially during times of crisis, stress, transition, and change.
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Equilibrium
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Ms. Wise uses a tall partition to separate an enrichment center from the main part of the classroom. When she asks you what you think about this arrangement, you
a. tell her that it is a good idea because it eliminates distractions while students are working. b. suggest that she remove the partition because it will interfere with her ability to supervise the students. c. compliment her on the fact that her room has cozy nooks where students can have some privacy during the school day. d. tell her that each teacher has his or her own style and that she should do what makes her happy.
When Roxy didn't get accepted to the college she wanted to go to most, she was very upset. The first person she talked to about it was her best friend Kate. Kate listened to Roxy's problem, hugged her, and told her that she could still succeed at any other college, or she could take a year off and try applying again. Which characteristic of a satisfying intimate relationship does this demonstrate?
A. Empathy B. Sharing C. Sociability D. Emotional support
In the ______________ stage of Baxter Magolda's model, truth seems to be relative. Because authorities are unsure and correct answers don't exist, your beliefs and opinions are as acceptable as the next person's
a. Absolute Knowing b. Transitional Knowing c. Independent Knowing d. Contextual Knowing e. None of the above
What is important to include in a qualitative report, because it is often the only section closely read by those to whom the report is disseminated?
A. introduction B. methodology, including sampling C. results, including graphical representation of data D. conclusions and recommendations E. references