What was Lawrence Kohlberg's position about moral reasoning?
a. Morality is a set of arbitrary rules that we have to memorize
b. Morality varies enormously from one culture to another.
c. To evaluate moral reasoning, we have to evaluate people's actual behavior.
d. Moral reasoning matures through a set of stages.
d
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A. Silly and immature behavior B. Early madness C. Immobility or agitated excitement D. Delusions of grandeur or persecution
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Fill in the blank with the appropriate word.
Both behaviorism and social learning theory have been criticized for
A) overestimating children's contributions to their own development. B) presenting ideas that are too vague to test empirically. C) emphasizing nature over nurture. D) underestimating children's contributions to their own development.