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Concerning Jean Piaget's theory of moral development, morality of constraint is to heteronomy as morality of cooperation is to:

reciprocityobedienceinitiativeautonomony

Immanent Justice refers to:

immoral behavior automatically brings punishmentjury by trialassigning punishmentheteronomy

All of the following are part of Kohlberg's theory except:

immanent justicepostconventionalpreconventionalconventional

A person who believes that Heinz should not steal the drug because stealing is against the law is at Kohlberg's ____ stage of moral development:

conventionalpostconventionalneo conventionalpremoral

Few people use stage __ morality:

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According to Carol Gilligan, men emphasize _ while women emphasize _ when making moral judgments.

caring, justiceconcern for others, preservation of rulesjustice, caringaction, feelings

________________ represent the single most important determinant of adolescent religiosity.

the school they attendtheir teacherstheir parent's beliefstheir peer group

Non-religious youths are more likely to:

use vulgar languagedrink alcoholall of the abovebe aggressive

Modeling refers to:

a demonstration of behaviorpunishment experiencesparental introjectionthe social milieu

The average teen watches ___ hours of television a week.

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All of the following are values portrayed in the media that are in conflict with those of most parents EXCEPT:

sexviolencematerialismmaturational ideation

All of the following are effects of watching TV EXCEPT:

overt family quality time is increasedfamily interaction is reducedthe time children spend doing homework is reducedthe time children spend reading is reduced

According to Kohlberg, all of the following are the proper roles for a teacher who wishes to stimulate student growth in moral reasoning EXCEPT:

encouraging discussion about real issues moralizing personal principleshelping students clarify their own valuesindoctrinating state-defined values

The values clarification approach to moral education is concerned with helping students:

identify societal valueslearn moral absolutesbecome more empatheticidentify their own values

All of the following are associated with academic cheating EXCEPT:

being associated with a fraternity or sororityfear of failurehaving friends who cheathaving severe penalties that are enforced

	Kohlberg studied moral behavior which led to his six stage model of moral development.

	True False

	Piaget emphasized social interactions and cognitive development as important for moral development.

	True False

	Kohlberg believed that in different cultures, the sequence of moral development was different.

	True False

	Metacognition is a prerequisite to using moral judgment to direct one's actions.

	True False

	Carol Gilligan believes that while men emphasize justice, women emphasize caring.

	True False

	Concern for others is the highest level of moral development in Carol Gilligan's model.

	True False

	Parental beliefs help determine religious orientation in adolescents.

	True False

	The social-cognitive domain model of moral reasoning holds that all rules are the same.

	True False

Compare and contrast the theories of moral development invented by Piaget, Kohlberg, and Gilligan. Explain which you think is most helpful in understanding adolescents.

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You are teaching a parenting class to couples who have small children. You wish to help them understand how the type of discipline they use can influence their youngsters' moral development. List and explain five major points you would like to make.

To create paragraphs in your essay response, type at the beginning of the paragraph, and at the end.

You have been asked to speak to some junior high school parents about the effects of TV on their youngsters. Outline a talk that would inform them of what research has revealed about this problem.

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Concerning Jean Piaget's theory of moral development, morality of constraint is to heteronomy as morality of cooperation is to:

Immanent Justice refers to:

All of the following are part of Kohlberg's theory except:

A person who believes that Heinz should not steal the drug because stealing is against the law is at Kohlberg's ____ stage of moral development:

Few people use stage __ morality:

According to Carol Gilligan, men emphasize ___ while women emphasize ___ when making moral judgments.

________________ represent the single most important determinant of adolescent religiosity.

Non-religious youths are more likely to:

Modeling refers to:

The average teen watches ___ hours of television a week.

All of the following are values portrayed in the media that are in conflict with those of most parents EXCEPT:

All of the following are effects of watching TV EXCEPT:

According to Kohlberg, all of the following are the proper roles for a teacher who wishes to stimulate student growth in moral reasoning EXCEPT:

The values clarification approach to moral education is concerned with helping students:

All of the following are associated with academic cheating EXCEPT:

Kohlberg studied moral behavior which led to his six stage model of moral development.

Piaget emphasized social interactions and cognitive development as important for moral development.

Kohlberg believed that in different cultures, the sequence of moral development was different.

Metacognition is a prerequisite to using moral judgment to direct one's actions.

Carol Gilligan believes that while men emphasize justice, women emphasize caring.

Concern for others is the highest level of moral development in Carol Gilligan's model.

Parental beliefs help determine religious orientation in adolescents.

The social-cognitive domain model of moral reasoning holds that all rules are the same.

Compare and contrast the theories of moral development invented by Piaget, Kohlberg, and Gilligan. Explain which you think is most helpful in understanding adolescents.

You are teaching a parenting class to couples who have small children. You wish to help them understand how the type of discipline they use can influence their youngsters' moral development. List and explain five major points you would like to make.

You have been asked to speak to some junior high school parents about the effects of TV on their youngsters. Outline a talk that would inform them of what research has revealed about this problem.

According to Carol Gilligan, men emphasize _ while women emphasize _ when making moral judgments.