Question 1

According to Sullivan, where does the capacity for intimacy first develop?

Accepted Answer

A)   early adolescent, same-sex relationships
B)   early adolescent, other-sex relationships
C)   middle adolescent, other-sex relationships
D)   preadolescent, same-sex relationships

Question 2

What proportion of American sixth-graders believe it is OK for someone to hit a boyfriend or girlfriend?

Accepted Answer

A)   More than 50% of American sixth-graders believe it is OK for a girl to hit her boyfriend and about 25% believe it is OK for a boy to hit his girlfriend.
B)   Approximately 10% of American sixth-graders believe it is OK for a girl to hit her boyfriend and only about 5% believe it is OK for a boy to hit his girlfriend.
C)   More than 80% of American sixth-graders believe it is OK for a girl to hit her boyfriend; however, only about 10% believe it is OK for a boy to hit his girlfriend.
D)   About 50% of American sixth-graders believe it is OK for a girl or boy to hit his or her romantic partner.

Question 3

The extent to which an individual receives emotional or instructional assistance is called _____ support.

Accepted Answer

A)   social
B)   parental
C)   instructional
D)   recreational

Question 4

Within the United States and in Canada, adolescents of which racial/ethnic group are the least likely to date?

Accepted Answer

A)   Asian
B)   Hispanic
C)   American Indian
D)   White

Question 5

Studies that compare adolescents' working models of their relationships:

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A)   show that emotional attachments in adolescence were influenced by attachments formed in infancy.
B)   suggest that an individual's beliefs and expectations about relationships are similar across different interpersonal domains.
C)   demonstrate different beliefs and expectations for different interpersonal domains.
D)   show that early life attachments may not be relevant to relationships developed during adolescence.

Question 6

In general, which of the following relationships tends to be the closest?

Accepted Answer

A)   mother-son relationship
B)   mother-daughter relationship
C)   father-son relationship
D)   father-daughter relationship

Question 7

Children's friendships are based on _____, whereas adolescents' friendships are typically based on _____.

Accepted Answer

A)   activities; competition
B)   activities; intimacy
C)   intimacy; competition
D)   competition; activities

Question 8

Which one of the adolescents below will be most vulnerable to the potential negative consequences of a break-up?

Accepted Answer

A)   Cory, an adolescent low in rejection sensitivity
B)   Nicole, an adolescent who has never experienced a break-up
C)   Richard, an adolescent who is a binge drinker and engages in delinquency
D)   Michael, an adolescent who was the breaker-upper

Question 9

Carol, an eighth-grader, is facing a big dilemma and she needs advice. To whom is Carol likely to turn for this support?

Accepted Answer

A)   her friends
B)   her parents
C)   an adult expert outside the family
D)   it depends on the specific issue at hand

Question 10

Stephanie, an adolescent who has witnessed a great deal of conflict between her parents, will most likely experience higher levels of:

Accepted Answer

A)   verbal aggression with her romantic partners.
B)   physical aggression with her romantic partners.
C)   relationship difficulties with her romantic partners.
D)   All of these are correct.

Question 11

In Sullivan's view, the shift in the "targets" of intimacy during early adolescence from same-sex to other-sex relationships is primarily motivated by:

Accepted Answer

A)   the need to transition from nonromantic to romantic relationships.
B)   the onset of puberty and the emergence of sexuality and a biologically based sex drive.
C)   resolving the homophobic conflict of childhood.
D)   the need to appear popular by surrounding one's self with as many peers as possible.

Question 12

The ways in which adolescents interact with romantic partners changes with development, with increasing

Accepted Answer

A)   desires for more independence.
B)   willingness to acknowledge, analyze, and work through disagreements.
C)   sources of conflict.
D)   pressure to engage in antisocial behavior.

Question 13

The likelihood that an individual will turn to a peer during a time of trouble _____ in adolescence and the likelihood of turning to a parent _____.

Accepted Answer

A)   increases; increases
B)   decreases; decreases
C)   decreases; remains stable
D)   increases; remains stable

Question 14

Which of the following is the best indicator of when an adolescent will begin dating?

Accepted Answer

A)   chronological age
B)   biological development
C)   the school/community norms
D)   whether he or she has older siblings

Question 15

Statistics on the age at which young people marry indicate that:

Accepted Answer

A)   it is approximately the same for males and females.
B)   girls marry younger today than in their mothers' generation.
C)   both males and females tend to be much older at first marriage than in the 1950s.
D)   more males than females marry before they are 20.

Question 16

The closeness that intimacy brings to friendships also increases the likelihood of conflict in those relationships. Address the differences between close and casual friendships in the types of conflicts experienced in both forms of friendship, differences in conflict resolution, and differences between boys' and girls' conflicts with their friends.

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Question 17

It is important to keep in mind that an individual's relationships with parents, siblings, peers, and romantic partners:

Accepted Answer

A)   vary drastically in form and function.
B)   have a reverse causal relation.
C)   are spuriously related.
D)   are correlated.

Question 18

Contemporary discussions of adolescent romance draw on:

Accepted Answer

A)   Sullivan's theory of interpersonal development.
B)   attachment theory.
C)   ecological perspectives on development.
D)   All of these are correct.

Question 19

Compared to same-sex peers, who is likely to be less socially mature, less imaginative, less achievement-oriented, more superficial, and more likely to exhibit problem behaviors?

Accepted Answer

A)   Amber, who started dating seriously at age 14
B)   Becky, who started dating casually at age 14
C)   Karin, who started dating seriously at age 16
D)   Donald, who started dating seriously at age 16

Question 20

Which of the following is the best indicator of when an adolescent will engage in sexual behavior?

Accepted Answer

A)   chronological age
B)   biological development
C)   the school norm
D)   the age of their parents

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In general, which of the following relationships tends to be the closest?

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In Sullivan's view, the shift in the "targets" of intimacy during early adolescence from same-sex to other-sex relationships is primarily motivated by:

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Carol, an eighth-grader, is facing a big dilemma and she needs advice. To whom is Carol likely to turn for this support?

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It is important to keep in mind that an individual's relationships with parents, siblings, peers, and romantic partners:

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Within the United States and in Canada, adolescents of which racial/ethnic group are the least likely to date?

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The ways in which adolescents interact with romantic partners changes with development, with increasing

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Statistics on the age at which young people marry indicate that:

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