The Most Common Form of Grandparenting in the United States

question 16

Multiple Choice

The most common form of grandparenting in the United States appears to be one where there is

• A)little contact between grandparent and grandchild,largely due to geographical distance.
• B)frequent contact between grandparent and grandchild,with the grandparent often?assuming a parental role.
• C)frequent contact between grandparent and grandchild,with the primary goal being enjoyment of one another.
• D)infrequent contact between grandparent and grandchild,but when together the grandparents tend to meddle in the way the child is being reared.

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Definitions:

Expressive Abilities

Refer to the capacity of individuals to communicate thoughts, feelings, and ideas through various forms such as speech, writing, art, or gestures.

Infants

Young children from birth to one year of age, experiencing rapid developmental changes in physical, cognitive, and emotional aspects.

Long-Term Memory

A relatively permanent and unlimited type of memory.

Relatively Permanent

Describes something that is expected to last a long time, but not necessarily forever, often used in the context of changes or effects.