Generally, an employee cannot take family leave to care for which of the following?

A) A newborn baby
B) A newly adopted child
C) A foster child just placed in the employee's care
D) A newly adopted pet

Monica lives in a nursing home.She has been having difficulties remembering to change her clothes in the morning.One of the nursing staff has been laughing at her, and referring to her as the "child." What is this an example of?

A) psychological elder abuse
B) physical elder abuse
C) elder neglect
D) sexual elder abuse

Missed deadlines are often the cause of breach of the duty of

A) competence.
B) confidentiality.
C) fairness.
D) completeness.

Which of the following is a form of a mistake of fact?

A) A unilateral mistake
B) A bilateral mistake
C) A mutual mistake
D) All of these choices are correct.

A decision of the Michigan Supreme Court (the highest court in the state) , assuming that it was on point, would serve as a binding authority for which of the following?

A) The California trial courts
B) The United States Supreme Court
C) The Massachusetts Appeals Court
D) The Michigan trial courts

Sylvia prefers to only participate in one romantic relationship, instead of many.What type of relationship does she prefer?

A) monogamous
B) polyamorous
C) polyandry
D) committed

Nirinder married Sam, and they have three biological children.What does this information describe?

A) family of procreation
B) census family
C) conjugal family
D) family of orientation

Darlene and Scott's children have moved out of their family home and begun their lives in different cities.Both children are attending school, pursing new career opportunities, and starting families of their own.What type of household do Darlene and Scott now reside in?

A) cluttered/crowded nest
B) multigenerational
C) blended
D) empty nest

False imprisonment is

A) the intentional confinement or restraint of another person's activities without justification.
B) any communication or action intended to make another person apprehensive or fearful of immediate physical harm.
C) harmful or offensive physical contact intentionally performed.
D) harmful or offensive physical contact unintentionally performed.