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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Which describes how many adolescents feel?
(a) Self-conscious
(b) Embarrassed
(c) Happy
(d) Self-reliant
2. Which of the following best describes how Dr. Pipher feels about Western civilization and mothers?
(a) They may have unrealistic expectations placed on mothers
(b) Fathers put too much pressure for child rearing on the mother
(c) Realistic and appropriate expectations are placed on mothers
(d) They may have believe that others need to be held more responsible for their children
3. In what way does Dr. Pipher say that girls often shock their mothers?
(a) They become sexually active
(b) They quit school
(c) They run away from home
(d) They turn to drugs and alcohol
4. Why does Fay bring her daughter into therapy?
(a) Her daughter claims to be a lesbian
(b) Her daughter has asked to be emancipated
(c) Her daughter has requested the opportunity to go to therapy
(d) Her daughter has asked to move out
5. How does Dr. Pipher describe Polly's transformation?
(a) From force of nature to submissive follower
(b) Natural development to forced development
(c) From submissive follower to force of nature
(d) Masculine to feminine
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the overshadowing problem concerning Franchesca?
2. What is the second dimension according to Pipher?
3. Which of the following is not an accurate description of how divorce makes adolescents feel?
4. What do the dreams of being paralyzed or being stuck in quicksand represent according to Pipher?
5. With what does Dr. Pipher believe adolescent girls have an enormous preoccupation in their own lives?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Dr. Pipher believe that young girls are particularly difficult to develop theories about in regard to treatment?
2. In what ways does Pipher compare families of the 1990s with those in previous years of history?
3. What do surface behaviors camouflage and what does this make difficult and why is this the case?
4. Why does Dr. Pipher describe adolescent girls as female impersonators?
5. What is the second dimension and the two extremes which make it up as described by Pipher?
6. Describe why Pete is concerned about his relationship with his daughter and what Dr. Pipher does about this relationship.
7. What seems to be the reason that Jessica is rebelling and how does her mother react to this rebellion?
8. According to Dr. Pipher, which is better for children: an unhappy marriage or a divorce? Why does she feel the way she does?
9. What suggestions does Dr. Pipher make to Franchesca and how does Franchesca change based on the suggestions?
10. How do teenagers view their parents' divorces and what happens to the authority of the parents after a divorce?
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