Exam 11: Model development

Bandura proposed:

Neo-Kohlbergians argue that a morally mature person will always invoke their highest stage or most sophisticated form of reasoning in order to resolve a dilemma.

It is possible for the same individual to express different types of moral judgments depending on whether the individual is asked to judge real-life or hypothetical moral dilemmas.

There has been a resurgence in moral development theory and research in the past two decades.

Because Piaget's approach emphasises children actively constructing and organising their knowledge about morality,it is referred to as the 'constructivist perspective'.

Compare and contrast the models of moral judgement proposed by Kohlberg and Bandura.What key similarities and differences are apparent?

Moral emotions are the cause of moral behaviour.

Moral judgments at early adolescent years do not seem to be correlated with moral judgments in adulthood.

In the popular example of the story about the broken cups,a child who states that the child who accidently broke 15 cups is naughtier than the child who broke one cup while sneaking jam out of the cupboard is in which phase according to Piaget?

What role does the development of emotion play in moral development?

Bandura argues that moral development does not accumulate with age; new moral standards are adopted as the person develops.

Which of the following is not considered a situational factor that influences moral behaviour?

Any changes in observed judgments,behaviour and emotions regarding standards of right and wrong across the lifespan can be defined as:

When measuring moral judgments,even small changes in the way moral dilemmas are presented can affect a person's response.

Which theorist is associated with the 'triadic reciprocal determinism' model?

People who do not identify with a religious group are less likely to reach a higher stage of moral reasoning than those who belong to a religious group.

The ________ of moral judgment refers to what or who the person thinks about in a moral dilemma,whereas the ________ of moral judgement refers to how sophisticated a person's thinking is.

Freud's approach to moral development is focused mostly on the development of:

Which of the following is a criticism of Standard Issue Scoring (SIS)method developed by Colby and Kohlberg (1987)?

What is the specific term given to behaviour that is intrinsically motivated,voluntary and intended to benefit another?