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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What type of talk does Dr. Piper believe is most important?
(a) Resolution talk
(b) Solution talk
(c) Problem talk
(d) Realization talk

2. What career was Dr. Pipher pushed toward by her teachers in school?
(a) Psychology
(b) Law
(c) Medicine
(d) Teacher

3. What are girls unprepared for that results from having sex too soon?
(a) They are unprepared for sexually transmitted diseases
(b) They are unprepared for pregnancy
(c) They are unprepared for emotional trauma
(d) They are unprepared for rape

4. How do girls who participate in sports often see their bodies?
(a) They see their bodies as functional
(b) They see their bodies as different
(c) They see their bodies as decorative
(d) They see their bodies as uncooperative

5. Which of the following was considered to be unfeminine in Dr. Pipher's community?
(a) Women watching television
(b) Women to have too much education
(c) Women practicing medicine
(d) Women working

6. What is it a sign of when girls hurt themselves externally?
(a) They suffer suicidal tendencies
(b) They suffer internal pain
(c) They suffer schizophrenia
(d) They suffer mental abuse

7. In what way does Dr. Pipher conclude Danielle is using chemicals?
(a) Addicted way
(b) Experimental way
(c) Unhappy way
(d) Pressured way

8. About what percentage of women will be battered at some point in their lives?
(a) 5%
(b) 25%
(c) 75%
(d) 50%

9. Which of the following questions is one that Dr. Pipher asks her patients to ask themselves?
(a) Why do I feel this way?
(b) Who helps me to feel this way?
(c) What are my values?
(d) Why do I feel devaluated?

10. Which of the following isn't one of the things Dr. Pipher believes athletic skills give to girls?
(a) It gives them cooperative skills
(b) It gives them peer groups
(c) It gives them limited growth
(d) It gives them confidence

11. What does Dr. Pipher describe as being a compounding factor with society when it comes to sexual activity?
(a) Society has abuse and assault
(b) Society has similar sexual messages
(c) Society has peer pressure
(d) Society has unclear rules

12. What does Dr. Pipher indicate that adolescent girls need in order to survive and flourish?
(a) Peers
(b) Roots
(c) Parents
(d) Counseling

13. Why are alcohol and marijuana popular with teenage girls?
(a) It is a quick way to feel good
(b) They want to expanded awareness
(c) They want to increase sensitivity and insight
(d) They want to lose weight

14. What is Cassie's world more driven by?
(a) Greed
(b) Addictive forces
(c) Materialism
(d) Sexual drive

15. Why does Penelope begin seeing Dr. Pipher?
(a) She is sexually active
(b) She was arrested
(c) She attempted suicide
(d) She was abandoned by her parents

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Kelli use chemicals?

2. What sustains Caroline to allow her to become a strong woman?

3. Which of the following factors is important in demonstrating the difference between normal experimentation and abuse?

4. Why do girls often take amphetamines?

5. What does Dr. Pipher believe drives girls to self-mutilate?

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