Questions: Question 42 Parents need to monitor their teenagers' activities. What factor makes this kind of monitoring effective? Forbidding teenagers to spend time with deviant peers. Strict rules about what teenagers can and cannot do. Allowing teenagers to make up their own rules. Communication between parents and teens. Question 43 When asked to write their gender on a health form, Usha writes 'male. What aspect of gender is this an example of? Gender expression Gender perception Gender identity Sexual orientation

Question 42
Parents need to monitor their teenagers' activities. What factor makes this kind of monitoring effective?
Forbidding teenagers to spend time with deviant peers.
Strict rules about what teenagers can and cannot do.
Allowing teenagers to make up their own rules.
Communication between parents and teens.

Question 43
When asked to write their gender on a health form, Usha writes 'male. What aspect of gender is this an example of?
Gender expression
Gender perception
Gender identity
Sexual orientation

Transcript text: Question 42 Parents need to monitor their teenagers' activities. What factor makes this kind of monitoring effective? Forbidding teenagers to spend time with deviant peers. Strict rules about what teenagers can and cannot do. Allowing teenagers to make up their own rules. Communication between parents and teens. Question 43 When asked to write their gender on a health form, Usha writes 'male. What aspect of gender is this an example of? Gender expression Gender perception Gender identity Sexual orientation

Solution

Answer

The answer is Communication between parents and teens.

Explanation

Option 1: Forbidding teenagers to spend time with deviant peers.

While this might seem like a straightforward solution, forbidding teenagers from certain activities or peers can often lead to rebellion or secrecy. It does not necessarily foster understanding or trust between parents and teenagers.

Option 2: Strict rules about what teenagers can and cannot do.

Strict rules can provide structure, but they may also lead to resistance if not balanced with open communication. Rules alone do not ensure effective monitoring or understanding of a teenager's needs and challenges.

Option 3: Allowing teenagers to make up their own rules.

This approach might encourage independence, but without guidance, it can lead to poor decision-making. Effective monitoring requires a balance between autonomy and parental guidance.

Option 4: Communication between parents and teens.

Open communication is crucial for effective monitoring. It helps build trust, allows parents to understand their teenager's world, and enables teenagers to feel supported and understood. This approach is more likely to lead to positive outcomes in the parent-teen relationship.

Answer

The answer is Gender identity.

Explanation

Option 1: Gender expression

Gender expression refers to how individuals present their gender to the outside world through behavior, clothing, hairstyle, etc. Writing 'male' on a form is not an expression of gender but rather a declaration.

Option 2: Gender perception

Gender perception involves how others perceive someone's gender, which is not applicable in this context as Usha is self-identifying.

Option 3: Gender identity

Gender identity is an individual's personal sense of their gender, which may or may not align with their sex assigned at birth. By writing 'male,' Usha is indicating her gender identity.

Option 4: Sexual orientation

Sexual orientation refers to whom an individual is attracted to, which is unrelated to the act of identifying one's gender on a form.

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