One critique of Kohlberg's theory is that it largely ignores an ethical/moral system based on:
a. caring for others.
b. concepts of justness.
c. concepts of fairness for all.
d. the norms of most citizens.
a
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a. ossicles. b. cochleas. c. hair cells. d. basilar cells.
In statistics, the Roman letter S refers to a. the variance of a population
b. the variance of a sample. c. the standard deviation of a population. d. the standard deviation of a sample.
A psychologist develops a new test for measuring a construct he calls "need for Status." However, another psychologist to whom he shows the test says it looks like a measure of "need for Achievement." What type of evidence does the first psychologist need to collect to persuade the second psychologist?
A. Internal consistency B. Congruent validity C. Discriminant validity D. Behavioral validation
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a. haphazardly. b. in a structured and coordinated way. c. on the figure (the tiger). d. on the ground (the jungle).