The Stress of Adapting to Parenthood

question 14

Multiple Choice

The stress of adapting to parenthood

• A)is generally more difficult for men than it is for women.
• B)usually subsides when the infant first sleeps through the night.
• C)is manageable when marital relationships are positive,social support is available,and families have sufficient income.
• D)often results in divorce within the first six months after the baby arrives.

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Definitions:

Parental Bickering

frequent, minor disagreements and conflicts between parents, often in the presence of their children.

Severe Fighting

Intense physical conflicts that can result in significant harm or damage, often arising from personal or group disputes.

Behavior Problems

Refers to actions or attitudes displayed by individuals that are considered disruptive or inappropriate by societal norms.

Physical Attractiveness

The degree to which a person's physical features are considered aesthetically pleasing or beautiful by others.