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        | Observing children helps adultsA.       Learn how children growB.      Understand a child’s perspective C.      Recognize signals of distress D.  All of the above |  | 
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        | A person whose behavior and attitudes are imitated by others is a |  | 
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        | One moral obligation parents have to their children is |  | 
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        | To show their love for one another |  | Definition 
 
        | Couples should have children for this reason |  | 
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        | A person who nurtures, understands, and guides a child is |  | 
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        | During the first few years of life, children are mostly influenced by |  | 
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        | Parents, Parenting classes, Books and magazines |  | Definition 
 
        | People can learn parenting skills from |  | 
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        | Parents who allow total freedom for children are |  | 
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        | Parents help children move out on their own during the |  | 
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        | different for all couples |  | Definition 
 
        | The right time for a couple to have a child is |  | 
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        | True or False Some children have children out of curiosity. |  | 
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        | True or FalseAll child research takes place in laboratory settings. |  | 
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        | True or FalseMost parents of adult children are no longer concerned about them. |  | 
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        | True or FalseCouples should deal with conflict through positive communication. |  | 
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        | True or FalseSociety may pressure couples into having children. |  | 
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        | True or False- If a couple builds a stable relationship , their chance of staying together increases. |  | 
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        | True or FalseThe younger a couple gets married, thehigher the risk of divorce. |  | 
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        | True or FalseFewer couples are delaying pregnancies until their careers are established. |  | 
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        | True or FalseFuture goals should influence a decision about when to start having children. |  | 
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        | True or FalseMost single parent families are headed by mothers. |  | 
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        | A mother, father, and one or more child |  | 
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        | When a person marries someone with children, that person becomes a |  | 
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        | When birth and adoptive parents share information |  | 
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        | Non-related people who raise their children together are called |  | 
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        | Type of guardianship that ends when a child reaches 18 |  | 
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        |  Caring for a child temporarily |  | 
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        | When a birth parent and adoptive parent have no communication |  | 
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        | Scientific advice about possible birth defects that could be passed on to a child is |  | 
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        | A disorder that occurs when a child is born with 47 chromosomes instead of the normal 46 |  | 
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        | A disease that prevents normal clotting of the blood in male children |  | 
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        | A blood disorder common among the black population |  | 
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        | Disorder that must be controlled with a  special diet |  | 
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        | This disease usually kills the child before the fourth birthday |  | 
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        | An inherited disease involving breathing problems and respiratory complications |  | 
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        | The most common sexually transmitted disease which causes eye, ear, and lung infections |  | 
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        | Another Name for German Measles |  | 
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        | This can causes blindness in the child if contracted in the birth canal |  | 
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        | These determine the traits we inherit from our parents |  | 
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        | These are the stonger genes |  | 
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        | The gender is determined by |  | 
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        | Long thread-like particles in the nucleus of reproductive cells |  | 
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        | the ovum and the sperm unite |  | Definition 
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        | A test performed during a pelvic exam to detect cancer at an early stage is called |  | 
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        | X-rays can cause  these in unborn children |  | 
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        | fraternal, identical, or both |  | Definition 
 
        | Triplets or quadruplets can be |  | 
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        | When should a pregnant woman go to the doctor for the first time? |  | 
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        | Recommended weight gain for pregnancy |  | 
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        | Babies born before 36 weeks of pregnancy no matter how much they weigh are called |  | 
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        | This stage of pregnancy lasts 6 weeks |  | 
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        | During this stage the zygote attaches to the uterus |  | 
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        | During this stage a  simple heart develops |  | 
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        | movement is felt at this stage |  | 
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        | by this stage the sex of the baby is evident |  | 
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        | This connects the placenta to the uterus |  | 
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        | The energy required to push a baby out of the uterus, through the cervix, and out of the vagina is called |  | 
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        | The female sex cell is called |  | 
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        | The male sex cell is called |  | 
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        | The intentional prevention of pregnancy is called |  | 
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        | When two sperm and two ova unite at the same time, the result is |  | 
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        | The opening to the birth canal from the uterus is called |  | 
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        | A surgical operation to remove a fetus is called |  | 
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        | A low blood count that will cause a person to feel tired and is common in pregnant women is known as |  | 
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        | When a fertilized ovum divides into two individual cells, the result is |  | 
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        | Doctor who specializes in administering pain medication |  | 
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        | A doctor that practices all medicine but also delivers babies |  | 
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        | A registered nurse trained in obstetrics and prenatal care |  | 
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        | A doctor who specializes in the health of the female reproductive organs |  | 
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        |  A doctor who specializes in delivering babies and care of pregnant women |  | 
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        | This type of feeding provides the perfect food for your baby, protects your baby against infections, and requires no preparation |  | 
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        | This begins as a true story but becomes exaggerated and changed until it is no longer true. |  | 
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        | Personality begins to show at this age |  | 
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        | Feed when they are hungry and only until they are satisfied |  | Definition 
 
        | When feeding infants a parent should |  | 
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        | An inborn ability to react to a sensory experience is |  | 
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        | The main focus of this theory is personality that develops in 8 stages |  | 
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        | The main focus is behavior based on repeat behaviors |  | 
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        | The main focus is unconscious motives |  | 
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        | The main focus is education |  | 
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        | The main focus is learning through the senses |  | 
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        | 1.  identify the problem 2.  list all the options 3.  wiegh the pros and cons of each 4.  think about your values 5.  take action 6. evaluate |  | Definition 
 
        | The 6 steps to the decision making process |  | 
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        | When using humor with children a parent should NEVER |  | 
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        | Age that children are ready to start toilet training |  | 
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        | What age should a child see a dentist |  | 
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        | toddlerhood and adolesence |  | Definition 
 
        | Two stages that children are egocentric |  | 
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        | Fill the child’s cup only with one drink at a time, plan for bath time after the meal, and use as many finger foods as possible are all ways to do this |  | 
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        | Children need to be supervised in the bathtub CONSTANTLY until this age |  | 
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        | Parents should teach children to show this emotion |  | 
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        | Telling your child they are always the best will promote this |  | 
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        | Giving open-ended toys, letting them draw without rules, allowing them to tell stories, and allowing them to choose their own clothes are ways to promote |  | 
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        | The best way to teach a child to read is |  | 
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        | The best way to confront a person with a problem is to use |  | 
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        | The MOST important message to send to a child is |  | 
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