Exam 11: Morality: Knowing Right Doing Good

The rightness or wrongness of addressing a teacher by his or her first name would be an example from the:

Most of the research on social domains has examined how children evaluate multiple domains simultaneously

How do peers influence children's prosocial responding?

Conduct designed to help or benefit other people is referred to as:

Children behave more prosocially if:

People are most likely to view abortion as acceptable if their primary concern is:

The link between parental control and adolescent adjustment does not vary with age

Cross-cultural research on moral reasoning shows that:

Gender differences in prosocial behavior are smallest when reported by:

Another person's distress makes children with more highly inhibited temperaments less upset than children with less inhibited temperaments

Piaget's moral reciprocity phase begins at about:

Discuss the role of a domain specific approach to the study of moral development

In the psychological domain, individual choices are acceptable

Thinking and making judgments about prosocial issues is referred to as:

Describe 4 ways in which adolescents are not fully capable of standing trial

The rightness or wrongness of a person's believing that the way to be a good friend is to withhold unpleasant information is an example from the:

Issues from the psychological domain that have immediate and negative consequences for the self are:

Issues from the psychological domain that affect only the self and do not have immediate negative consequences are:

Which of the following is not an accurate finding from the research inspired by Gilligan's critique of Kohlberg's stages of moral development:

Which of the following is a reason Piaget underestimated children's moral capacities: