A Study of Canadian Parents Showed That the Greatest Difficulty

question 2

Multiple Choice

A study of Canadian parents showed that the greatest difficulty in adapting to the empty nest was experienced by parents who:

• A) feel that it's time to release control over their children.
• B) believe that the world is a dangerous and threatening place.
• C) strongly identify with their vocational roles.
• D) wish they could relive their own earlier days of youth.

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Definitions:

Building Blocks

Fundamental elements or components that serve as the foundation or starting point for construction, learning, or development.

Rough-and-Tumble Play

A form of play that involves physical activities such as running, jumping, chasing, and play-fighting, important for children's social and physical development.

Environmental Pressures

Forces or factors within the environment that influence the survival, behavior, or development of organisms or societies.

Left-Handed

The preference of using the left hand for activities such as writing and eating, displayed by a certain percentage of the population.