Lesson V Quiz

Religious and family celebrations are resources that families can use to educate their children, increase and maintain their social networks, and _______________.

__________ are the most important agents in the development of children.

Family celebrations are great places for children to develop cognitively and emotionally by allowing children to engage in conversations that help them learn to express their opinions, desires, and inquiries about certain topics. When we value those opinions, this helps increase a child’s _________.

Two prominent family celebrations a pastor may be involved in include marriages and _____________.

Two prominent congregational celebrations apart from celebrations of the Christian year that a pastor should be involved in include water baptism and __________________.

The season of the Christian calendar that celebrates the coming of Christ running from the Sunday before November 30 until Christmas Eve is called ___________.

The feast commemorating the manifestation of God’s glory through His birth, baptism, and first miracle is celebrated on the first Sunday after January 6 and is called ______.

When we talk about crisis, we are referring to that temporary state of disorder and disorganization usually characterized by

The crisis and its resolution will depend on a combination of factors, including both the triggering event and personal resources. Personal resources can include:

__________ crises are unexpected crises. They present an unforeseen manifestation of stress rising out of external forces, unknown to both the individual and the family.

________ crises in a family often happen when a family structure is unable to incorporate into the new developing stage of any of its members or the family itself.

__________ crises appear when dysfunctional or dependent family members are present, when the help needed is specialized or difficult to obtain, and when the family loses control of those depending on them.

Frequently, this type of crisis is the result of an intention to avoid changes. These crises originate from hidden, unresolved, and underlying tense moments in the family dynamics before external forces or developmental stages.

The model developed by Warren Jones to train lay personnel to serve people in crisis involves reaching a relationship of openness and trust, identifying the components of the crisis, and combating the crisis actively. This model is called the ___________ model.

________ is a normal response to the loss of someone or something and may take months or years to process.