21) It is increasingly important to take family characteristics into account because of changes in Canadian society including A) increasing numbers of same-sex unions. B) decreasing numbers of children with exceptionalities. C) increasing numbers of wealthy families. D) decreasing ethnic diversity. 22) All family system theories assume that A) there are four interrelated components of family (characteristics, interaction, functions, and life cycle) that must be considered. B) intensive treatment from professionals, particularly psychological counselling for family members, is most effective. C) an individual's behaviour can be understood and modified even if the influence of the family on that behaviour is not addressed. D) the more treatment and education take into account the interactions within a family, the more likely they are to be successful. 23) The Turnbulls' family systems approach includes of all of the following components EXCEPT family A) interaction. B) history. C) functions. D) life cycle. 24) In the Turnbulls' family systems approach, family characteristics include each of the following EXCEPT A) characteristics of the exceptionality. B) characteristics of the family. C) characteristics of the environment. D) characteristics of each family member. 25) According to the Turnbulls' family systems theory, healthy families have A) moderate degrees of acceptance and compassion. B) moderate degrees of cohesion and adaptability. C) moderate degrees of cohesion and high degrees of adaptability. D) moderate degrees of acceptance and high degrees of adaptability. 26) In Sam's family, everyone spends their free time independently. Family members seldom eat meals together or plan joint activities. Sam's family has low A) acceptance. B) adaptability. C) cohesion. D) compassion. 27) The degree to which an individual family member is free to act independently of other family members is A) acceptance. B) adaptability. C) cohesion. D) compassion. 28) The degree to which families are able to change their modes of interaction when they encounter unusual or stressful situations refers to A) acceptance. B) cohesion. C) adaptability. D) compassion. 29) Issues of family cohesion for adults with exceptionalities include A) finding the right balance of independence and support. B) findings ways for the family to always be together. C) having parents continue to make important decisions on their behalf. D) making sure that individuals with exceptionalities are given minimal support. 30) The numerous routines in which families engage to meet their many and diverse needs is referred to as A) family functions. B) family characteristics. C) family interactions. D) family life cycle.
21) It is increasingly important to take family characteristics into account because of changes in Canadian society including
A) increasing numbers of same-sex unions.
B) decreasing numbers of children with exceptionalities.
C) increasing numbers of wealthy families.
D) decreasing ethnic diversity.
22) All family system theories assume that
A) there are four interrelated components of family (characteristics, interaction, functions, and life cycle) that must be considered.
B) intensive treatment from professionals, particularly psychological counselling for family members, is most effective.
C) an individual's behaviour can be understood and modified even if the influence of the family on that behaviour is not addressed.
D) the more treatment and education take into account the interactions within a family, the more likely they are to be successful.
23) The Turnbulls' family systems approach includes of all of the following components EXCEPT family
A) interaction.
B) history.
C) functions.
D) life cycle.
24) In the Turnbulls' family systems approach, family characteristics include each of the following EXCEPT
A) characteristics of the exceptionality.
B) characteristics of the family.
C) characteristics of the environment.
D) characteristics of each family member.
25) According to the Turnbulls' family systems theory, healthy families have
A) moderate degrees of acceptance and compassion.
B) moderate degrees of cohesion and adaptability.
C) moderate degrees of cohesion and high degrees of adaptability.
D) moderate degrees of acceptance and high degrees of adaptability.
26) In Sam's family, everyone spends their free time independently. Family members seldom eat meals together or plan joint activities. Sam's family has low
A) acceptance.
B) adaptability.
C) cohesion.
D) compassion.
27) The degree to which an individual family member is free to act independently of other family members is
A) acceptance.
B) adaptability.
C) cohesion.
D) compassion.
28) The degree to which families are able to change their modes of interaction when they encounter unusual or stressful situations refers to
A) acceptance.
B) cohesion.
C) adaptability.
D) compassion.
29) Issues of family cohesion for adults with exceptionalities include
A) finding the right balance of independence and support.
B) findings ways for the family to always be together.
C) having parents continue to make important decisions on their behalf.
D) making sure that individuals with exceptionalities are given minimal support.
30) The numerous routines in which families engage to meet their many and diverse needs is referred to as
A) family functions.
B) family characteristics.
C) family interactions.
D) family life cycle.
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