The notion of "moral affect" concerns
a. the actions a person does to express his or her moral standards.
b. justification or condemnation of international terrorism.
c. a person's thoughts about difficult moral dilemmas.
d. intense feelings of pride and shame that can be aroused by moral experiences.
D
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a. a lifelong disorder b. resolves itself at puberty c. resolves itself by age five or six d. improves itself in young adulthood
The representation of knowledge:
A) is largely based on developmental studies B) is a principal theme in behaviorist psychology C) is a historical importance, but has little to do with modern cognitive psychology D) is fundamental to the study of cognition
According to Erickson, young people in complex societies often experience an identity crisis, which is ________.
A. a temporary period of distress as they experiment with alternatives before settling on values and goals B. a temporary state of not understanding the roles of different people in society C. a permanent state in which values and goals cease to influence a person's behavior D. a permanent state of not knowing one's role in the larger society
Classical conditioning is most reliable and effective when the conditioned stimulus is presented ______ the unconditioned stimulus.
A) a significant time before B) just after C) a significant time after D) just before