Exam 11: Moral Development and Aggression

Six-year-old Lida's offer to share her lunch with a classmate who has forgotten to bring a lunch is an example of __________.

Like the social learning theory,the __________ suggests that family aggression is perpetuated from one generation to another by example.

Five-year-old Gustavo and his younger sister Alejandra were playing in the living room when Alejandra grabbed at the toy that Benjamin had.He lashed out and punched Alejandra in the arm,making her cry.Their mother immediately took Gustavo aside and,rather than punishing him,explained how his behavior made his sister cry,and that he needed to share his toys.This is an example of what type of parenting style?

Which term describes helping behavior that benefits others?

Cindy wants to get to the front of the snack line in her kindergarten cafeteria,but Wanda is blocking her path.Cindy pushes Wanda out of the way to get closer to the snacks she covets.Cindy's behavior is an example of __________.

Which term describes parents who provide lax and inconsistent feedback to their children?

Why would teenagers be likely to grapple with issues of religious identity?

Which term describes parents who are controlling,punitive,rigid,and cold?

The fourth stage of Kohlberg's levels of moral reasoning is __________.

At what age are children in the concrete operational thought stage of religious development?

In Fowler's __________ stage of faith development,people in early and middle adulthood come to understand that their views are one of many and that multiple views of God are possible.

What kind of behavior is enacted to help others,but requires clear self-sacrifice?

Hispanic parents typically place a great deal of emphasis on __________ when parenting.

Which of the following is a characteristic of students prone to committing school violence?

The relationship between religious meaning and __________ is stronger for African Americans than Caucasians.

Which of the following factors contributes to child abuse?

Which term refers to nonphysical aggression that is intended to hurt another person's psychological well-being?

What kind of moral reasoning do people in the United States tend to use?

In Fowler's __________ stage of faith development,elderly adults develop a broad,inclusive view of religion and all humanity.

According to social learning theory,observing the behavior of others paves the way for the development of more general rules and principles in a process called __________.