The total number of stressor events that a family must contend with at any point in time is
a. referred to as a pile-up of stressor events
b. unrelated to the coping efforts employed within a family
c. has nothing to do with the degree of distress experienced within a family
d. usually limited; that is families usually get to deal with one event at a time.
Question 2
Gerson (cited by Aulette) interviewed men about negotiating the new terrain of work, family and gender and grouped these men into general categories including all EXCEPT:
a. Men who reflect a stalled revolution, who took their breadwinning role very seriously, and expected it to be translated into authority in the home.
b. Men who chose autonomy over parenthood, including rebels who did not have children, and estranged fathers who were not close with their children.
c. Involved fathers, who work to become more integrated into the work of family life, especially the work of raising children.
d. New age traditionals, who claimed egalitarian values but whose behavior reflected traditional roles.
stages of the family cycle
social support for the family caregiver
Maximal Heart Rate Over Time
The leaky-barrel model: a settling-point model of eating and body weight homeostasis.
Time course of HIV infection.
Tragic events of mass shootings.