How many stages are there in Kohlberg's theory of moral development?
A) 3
B) 4
C) 5
D) 6
D
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a. no people who did not have rituals by which to deal with death b. some people who did not have rituals by which to deal with death c. many people who did not have rituals by which to deal with death d. many strange people e. many strange anthropologists
You attend a lecture on smiling in which a psychologist discusses the Duchenne smile. A series of slides shows different types of smiles. When the lecturer returns to the Duchenne smile, he draws your attention to the area around the
a) eyes. b) ears. c) chin. d) forehead.
Becky enrolled in a weight management program to help her lose weight. The instructor teaches her to use a "hunger-fullness scale" to rate how hungry versus how full she feels before deciding to eat any food. This type of strategy is designed to teach her to
A. rely on internal cues of hunger. B. rely on external cues of hunger. C. detect when her glucose level is high. D. detect when her body mass index (BMI) is high.
In his study of thinking, Duncker found that the first step in problem-solving based on understanding is to discover
a. a number of functional solutions. b. the set of rules that lead to the solution. c. the general properties of a correct solution. d. the implicit actions for solving the problem.