Warmth and Responsiveness, Competence and Power, and Consistency Between Assertions

Multiple Choice

Warmth and responsiveness, competence and power, and consistency between assertions and behavior are all

A) characteristics that affect children's willingness to imitate a model's behavior.
B) less likely to promote moral development than spankings and threats.
C) evident in primates, reinforcing the biological perspective of morality.
D) traits that develop around age 2 as precursors to moral development.