Despite his great influence on thinking about the moral reasoning of children, as with other aspects of Piaget's theory, young children
a. are often more competent than Piaget believed them to be.
b. are often less competent than Piaget believed them to be.
c. do not go through well-defined stages.
d. are not as predictable as Piaget believed them to be.
A
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Research on the impact of ideological motives on attribution indicates that a conservative is most likely to explain poverty as due to
a. laziness. b. social institutions. c. economic institutions. d. racial and sexual inequities.
Paul believes his mother yelled at him because she had a headache. Paul's conclusion is an example of a(n)
a. attitude. b. self-serving bias. c. stereotype. d. attribution. e. schema.
The psychosocial approach seeks to understand the internal experiences that are
a. relevant prior to the age of 12 b. relevant after the age of 12 c. products of interactions among biological, psychological, and societal systems d. influenced by the societal system
Brian's parents use frequent punishment for his misbehavior at home. Which of the following is most likely to be true?
a. Brian is a quiet, model child at school. b. Brian often gets into trouble for fighting at school. c. Brian is a compliant child but makes poor grades. d. The amount of physical punishment at home will have no effect on Brian's behavior at school.