Exam 13: Aggression, Altruism, and Moral Development

Parenting that reflects a withdrawing from the child and is characterized by cold, unsupportive, and even indifferent, disinterested, or neglectful parenting is

Children who repeatedly attack their peers are called

Piaget's cognitive theory and Kohlberg's moral reasoning theory are similar because they both

In Piaget's moral theory, EXPIATORY PUNISHMENT is to RECIPROCAL PUNISHMENT as ____ is to ____.

An adult removing a child from a situation in which she is being aggressive is referred to as

In the Early Care Research Network study on aggression, ____ percent of children displayed high levels of aggression that remained stable.

Which of these is a suitable slogan for the moral doctrine of specificity?

Identify three ways in which parents can help their children learn to act in moral ways by learning to resist temptation.

The wrongdoer's intentions are first given consideration when the child reaches Piaget's ____ stage at the age of 10 or 11.

Snubbing or ignoring another person to make him or her feel bad is a type of

Explain how attributional processes can be leveraged to train a moral self-concept in children.

Committed compliance to moral standards is enhanced when the child has a ____ with parents.

Which statement about the socialization of aggression in boys and girls is FALSE?

Social-cognitive interventions can be used to help highly aggressive youngsters to achieve all of the following EXCEPT

When people from collectivistic cultures are evaluated with Kohlberg's dilemmas of moral reasoning, they

Name the three major criticisms of Kohlberg's theory.

Cross-cultural research from more than 100 countries indicates consistently that

Altruism is inhibited by

"I cleaned up my toys so I would not have to go in time-out." This child is at the ____ stage of moral development

During the preschool years, there is a shift in altruism from