Exam 13: Aggression, Altruism, and Moral Development

When parents get really angry, they speak in a fierce monotone through clenched teeth. This disciplinary technique is called

Parke's study with the "forbidden toy paradigm" showed that

The best parental models who encourage altruism are

Describe three ways in which children are influenced by exposure to parental conflict.

For preschoolers, most aggression is

Kohlberg's moral development theory states that egocentrism steers the child toward

The tendency for boys to act more aggressively than girls is LEAST apparent in

According to Piaget, the moral reasoning of 10- to 12-year-olds is characterized by

For Kohlberg, moral reasoning at various levels requires that the child's cognition be at particular Piagetian stages and that the child

During Piaget's ____ stage, between the ages of five and 10, children show strong respect for rules issued by authority figures.

Longitudinal research on the long-term stability of aggression shows that

Children often socially construct status hierarchy around children being well-known and accepted based on posseession of socially desirable attributes such as attractiveness, athleticism, and desirable possessions. This construct is known as

Which of these is NOT among the three categories of moral concerns that parents seek to instill in their children?

The best parental disciplinary technique to encourage morally mature emotions, reasoning, and behavior is

An excellent way by which parents can encourage their children to be prosocially helpful to others is to

Describe the typical pattern of interactions seen in coercive home environments.

Following a televised terrorist bombing, a viewer turns off the TV because the images of injured victims are highly upsetting to her. This illustrates

The story of the Good Samaritan, who rescued a person that he did not know, is about a case of

____ aggression is common among boys, and ____ aggression is common among girls.

Parents who raise altruistic children tend to be