In Ch. 15, Loeb and Borgatta (1980) argue that in societies where great value is placed on the productivity of individuals, those who are incapacitated, older, or experiencing a terminal illness, no longer hold the “human capital” of a working adult or a child (as a potential producer). This results in them being ignored, which contributes to that person’s experience of ____________________ . 

In the assigned video Minorities and Women Face Glass Cliff, Dr. Allison Cook and Dr. Christy Glass describe the “Savior Effect” as:

The Thompson family is concerned about the relationship between their two children, 13-year-old Ethan and 11-year-old Chloe. The siblings argue constantly, and their interactions are rarely cooperative. The parents admit that their own communication with the children has always been poor and reactive. Additionally, Ethan struggled with significant emotional and behavioral problems when he was in middle childhood (ages 6–9). Based on the research presented in your textbook, which conclusion best applies the “family systems approach” to the Thompson siblings’ conflict?

Generally speaking, sudden deaths are particularly difficult to bear. 

Allison is well liked by the other members of her swim team, but not well liked by other girls in her homeroom class. According to the sociometric assessment of peer relationships, Allison would be considered

Based on information presented in your textbook on cultural variations in parenting goals, match each scenario (left column) with the corresponding cultural context or research finding (right column).

In the assigned video Minorities and Women Face Glass Cliff, Dr. Allison Cook and Dr. Christy Glass encourage businesses to fight against bias by (Select all that apply): 

As discussed in Ch. 15, an alternative way to measure life expectancy globally is years of life lost. This way of measuring gives us a better global sense of life expectancy because it:

Dr. Aris is conducting a study on parenting attitudes in a large metropolitan city in the United States. She selects three distinct focus groups to interview: Group A: Parents from a low-income community. Group B: Parents from a middle-income community. Group C: Parents from an upper-income community. Dr. Aris asks all groups about their enjoyment of parenting, their parenting styles compared to their own upbringing, and their future aspirations for their children. Based on the information presented in your textbook, which of the following outcomes is Dr. Aris MOST likely to observe?

When a person is successful in facing everyday, real-world demands such as those found in on-the-job professional demands, Sternberg’s triarchic theory of intelligence would suggest that person is demonstrating __________ intelligence.