Fred decides that other group members are right, so he changes his mind and comes to believe in the group’s position. This change is BEST described as
a. compliance.
b. conversion.
c. anticonformity.
d. independence.
e. conformity.
b. conversion.
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A. after initially being upset, infants get used to the caregiver not responding B. infants expect normal give and take in social interactions with their caregivers C. most infants continue to try to re-engage the parent without getting upset D. most infants exhibit stranger anxiety to their caregiver
Support for Kohlberg's theory of moral development includes data indicating that a. external forces have a greater impact on the moral behavior of those operating at the lower stages of moral reasoning. b. females are superior on moral dilemmas that focus on nurturing
c. older individuals tend to regress to lower levels of moral thinking. d. the development of moral reasoning does not follow any specific sequence.
If a system has the property of graceful degradation, this means that
a. it loses information at a very slow rate. b. damage to the system doesn't completely disrupt its operation. c. it is either functioning at 100 percent, or it is not functioning at all. d. it can be set to operate at "low efficiency" or "high efficiency" depending on the demand of the current task.
How do some teens attempt to invent their own rites of passage?
a. By engaging in risky behavior such as alcohol use or unprotected sex b. By carrying out their own private ceremonies with friends c. By joining a religious group that has rites of passage d. By asking their parents for material objects that are significant to them