Chao was raised in a Hindu family, and he is now a teenager. He is presented with the Heinz dilemma constructed by Lawrence Kohlberg. What would he likely recommend as a course of action for Heinz, based on the precepts of his religious and cultural upbringing?
a. Heinz should not steal the drug because we are each meant to walk our own path and our own journey, and interfering in the journey
of his wife would be considered sinful.
b. Heinz should not steal the drug because theft of property is an unforgiveable violation of spiritual rules.
c. Heinz should steal the drug because he will be rewarded in "heaven" for engaging in an altruistic act.
d. Heinz should steal the drug because caring for others is the most important value.
d
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It should be easiest to teach a child to pick up his toys by utilizing the principles and techniques developed by
a. William James. b. Abraham Maslow. c. B. F. Skinner. d. Wilhelm Wundt.
A) Discuss classical conditioning and operant conditioning. Be sure to discuss the components of each type of conditioning. b) Describe the main differences between these two forms of conditioning
What will be an ideal response?
When considering the theme paper his teacher just assigned, Theodore says to himself, "Before I start writing, I need to decide what I am going to write about and come up with a general organizational plan." Given this description, Theodore appears to be using a ____ strategy in planning his theme.
A. componential subtheory B. knowledge-telling C. phonological awareness D. knowledge-transforming
Which of the following is the best analogy for the short-term component of parallel memory?
A. A factory B. A file cabinet C. A conveyor belt D. A filter