Patti does not speed on the highway because she is afraid of getting another ticket and losing her license and her insurance. If Patti uses this type of moral reasoning in most situations, one could say that Patti is exhibiting which level of moral development?
a. preconventional
b. conventional
c. postconventional
d. postformal
A
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a. eyes; ears b. brain; spine c. brain; peri-nervous system d. central nervous system; peripheral nervous system
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Darwin's ability to explain the retention of the effects of selection was eventually solved by
the __________, which joined genetics with Darwin's theory. a. Grand Design b. Modern Synthesis c. Great Combination d. Mendelian Integration e. New Biology
Which of the following is a commonly discussed criticism of Piaget's theory of cognitive development in children?
a. Piaget felt that development was more fluid and continuous than modern researchers believe. b. Piaget underestimated the cognitive ability of children. c. The foundations of formal operational thinking appear later than Piaget theorized. d. Piaget did allow for the fact that teratogens during pregnancy could impair cognitive development.