Question 1

Which statement regarding Piaget and Kohlberg is not true in relation to parents and moral development?

Accepted Answer

A) They believe that parents do not provide any unique or essential inputs to children's moral development. 
B) They believe that parents do not provide any role-taking opportunities. 
C) They believe that peers play an important role in moral development. 
D) None of these is believed by both theorists. 
A) They believe that parents do not provide any unique or essential inputs to children's moral development. 
B) They believe that parents do not provide any role-taking opportunities. 
C) They believe that peers play an important role in moral development. 
D) None of these is believed by both theorists.

Question 2

_______________________________ is a form of education that promotes social responsibility and service to the community.

Accepted Answer

A) Community knowledge 
B) History involvement 
C) Service learning 
D) Extra assignment 
A) Community knowledge 
B) History involvement 
C) Service learning 
D) Extra assignment

Question 3

Troy is becoming very frustrated with his son,Gannon,who is running around the room and screaming as loud as he can.In response,Troy says,"One more word and I'm going outside." Troy's actions provide an example of

Accepted Answer

A) parental induction. 
B) power assertion. 
C) love withdrawal. 
D) ego ideal. 
A) parental induction. 
B) power assertion. 
C) love withdrawal. 
D) ego ideal.

Question 4

When considering the goodness of an act,what does an autonomous thinker focus on?

Accepted Answer

A) immediacy of consequences 
B) fairness 
C) universal conventions 
D) intentions of the individual involved 
A) immediacy of consequences 
B) fairness 
C) universal conventions 
D) intentions of the individual involved

Question 5

Which of the following has been a major criticism of Kohlberg's theory of moral development?

Accepted Answer

A) It relies on out-of-date dilemmas. 
B) It fails to clearly distinguish between the ability to reason morally versus the ability to behave morally. 
C) It overemphasizes cross-cultural studies. 
D) It lacks detail about each specific stage. 
A) It relies on out-of-date dilemmas. 
B) It fails to clearly distinguish between the ability to reason morally versus the ability to behave morally. 
C) It overemphasizes cross-cultural studies. 
D) It lacks detail about each specific stage.

Question 6

List and describe the three levels of Lawrence Kohlberg's moral development.

Accepted Answer

1)Preconventional Reasoning is punishmen

Question 7

Values clarification

Accepted Answer

A) has only one right answer to situational stories. 
B) has no right or wrong answer. 
C) needs to reflect the personal opinion of the leader of the group. 
D) has only right answers to situational stories, and needs to reflect the personal opinion of the leader of the group. 
A) has only one right answer to situational stories. 
B) has no right or wrong answer. 
C) needs to reflect the personal opinion of the leader of the group. 
D) has only right answers to situational stories, and needs to reflect the personal opinion of the leader of the group.

Question 8

Why did Carol Gilligan believe that Kohlberg's theory was flawed?

Accepted Answer

A) because he was a male and he used mostly male subjects and male responses 
B) because he relied too much on Piaget's theory 
C) because he was too Freudian 
D) because he used interview techniques rather than experimental methods 
A) because he was a male and he used mostly male subjects and male responses 
B) because he relied too much on Piaget's theory 
C) because he was too Freudian 
D) because he used interview techniques rather than experimental methods

Question 9

Since her parents value education,Colleen studies every night,gets As in most of her classes,and doesn't go out with friends on school nights.These activities exemplify Colleen's

Accepted Answer

A) ego ideal. 
B) false self. 
C) preconventional reasoning. 
D) moral competence. 
A) ego ideal. 
B) false self. 
C) preconventional reasoning. 
D) moral competence.

Which statement regarding Piaget and Kohlberg is not true in relation to parents and moral development?

_______________________________ is a form of education that promotes social responsibility and service to the community.

Troy is becoming very frustrated with his son,Gannon,who is running around the room and screaming as loud as he can.In response,Troy says,"One more word and I'm going outside." Troy's actions provide an example of

When considering the goodness of an act,what does an autonomous thinker focus on?

Which of the following has been a major criticism of Kohlberg's theory of moral development?

List and describe the three levels of Lawrence Kohlberg's moral development.

Values clarification

Why did Carol Gilligan believe that Kohlberg's theory was flawed?

Since her parents value education,Colleen studies every night,gets As in most of her classes,and doesn't go out with friends on school nights.These activities exemplify Colleen's

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Exam 13: Moral Development

Which statement regarding Piaget and Kohlberg is not true in relation to parents and moral development?

_______________________________ is a form of education that promotes social responsibility and service to the community.

Troy is becoming very frustrated with his son,Gannon,who is running around the room and screaming as loud as he can.In response,Troy says,"One more word and I'm going outside." Troy's actions provide an example of

When considering the goodness of an act,what does an autonomous thinker focus on?

Which of the following has been a major criticism of Kohlberg's theory of moral development?

List and describe the three levels of Lawrence Kohlberg's moral development.

Values clarification

Why did Carol Gilligan believe that Kohlberg's theory was flawed?

Since her parents value education,Colleen studies every night,gets As in most of her classes,and doesn't go out with friends on school nights.These activities exemplify Colleen's

Introduction

Biological Beginnings

Prenatal Development and Birth

Physical Development and Health

Motor, Sensory, and Perceptual Development

Cognitive Developmental Approaches

Information Processing

Intelligence

Language Development

Emotional Development

The Self and Identity

Gender

Families

Peers

Schools and Technology

Filters