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The National Family Policy Council exists in the U.S. to be solely responsible for issues related to families

Describe relational and participatory practices in working with families. Explain which family impact principle these practices most closely align with. 

Policy and practice should acknowledge that family ties, whether positive or negative are powerful and persistent. This statement BEST represents which Family Impact Principle?

In the U.S., polarization among politicians is due to which of the following issues?

Despite political leaders’ endorsement of families and family policy, what are three explanations for the marginalization of families in policymaking? Which explanation do you think is the most compelling and why?

Donna spoke to a WIC representative named James about receiving benefits. James was very kind and empathetic to Donna and really listened to some of the challenges she faces. James encouraged Donna and told her that she is doing a great job taking care of her family members by seeking support from WIC. What is this an example of?

It often seems that policymakers and researchers exist and work  in entirely different worlds. This is captured by which of the following?

Karen thinks that family is defined as two people who are legally married who have biological or legally adopted children. Which type of definition does this best represent?

Data indicates that in the U.S. many women prefer to work outside the home and people are satisfied with family life. Additionally, demographic data indicates that teen birth rates have dropped and access to education and healthcare has improved. Which camp would cite this data as evidence in support of their worldview? 

What does attachment theory have to do with family policies?