Kohlberg believed there were ______ levels of moral reasoning
a) 3
b) 2
Consider This: Kohlberg saw a relatively short pathway of development.
LO 9.3: Discuss spiritual development in terms moral reasoning and faith
c) 10
Consider This: Kohlberg saw a relatively short pathway of development.
LO 9.3: Discuss spiritual development in terms moral reasoning and faith
d) 7
Consider This: Kohlberg saw a relatively short pathway of development.
LO 9.3: Discuss spiritual development in terms moral reasoning and faith
ANS: a
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a. invasion of privacy. b. human rights. c. divided loyalties. d. moral issues.
According to the two-step model of the attribution process, people make an a. automatic first step of weighing situational and personal attributions equally, and then an effortful second stepof considering the initial inference
b. automatic first step of making a personal attribution, and then an effortful second step of consideringsituational factors. c. effortful first step of weighing situational and personal attributions equally, and then an automatic second stepof making a dispositional inference. d. automatic first step of making a situational attribution, and then an effortful second step of consideringpersonal factors.
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A. a learning disability B. dyslexia C. disapproprio externalis D. an ADD disorder
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A. classical conditioning B. imprinting conditioning C. instinctual conditioning D. operant conditioning