In which stage of Piaget's theory of moral development do children realize that social rules are arbitrary agreements among people that can be modified through social discussion?
a. the stage of moral realism c. the premoral stage
b. the stage of moral relativism d. the stage of moral absolutism
B
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a. causes the first growth spurt in the infant brain. b. increases the density of the brain but not the size or weight. c. does not occur until the child enters school and begins learning rapidly. d. is automatic and unrelated to learning.
A book entitled ____ focuses on the genetic, neurological, and physiological factors related to mood disorders.
A. Failing to Self-Actualize: The Mood Disorders B. Mood Disorders: The Biological Factors C. Cognitive Theories of Mood Disorders D. Unconscious Conflicts in Mood Disorders
Research has shown that children who undergo surgery for congenital cataracts, but who missed out on early visual experience,
a. are unable to see any details of faces. b. are able to see details of faces, but have difficulty identifying different orientation of the same face. c. are able to see details of faces, but have difficulty telling two different people apart. d. have face discrimination abilities identical to children born without cataracts.
Thalidomide, a prescription drug prescribed for morning sickness in the 1960s, was associated with
a. reduced birth weight. b. premature births. c. miscarriages. d. gross deformities in baby's limbs.