Kohlberg's method for studying the development of moral reasoning was to
a. ask children to respond to stories involving moral dilemmas.
b. conduct cross-sectional research.
c. conduct a series of longitudinal studies involving moral dilemmas.
d. place children in positions in which their honesty and truthfulness could be tested and
observed.
e. place adults in situations involving children's moral dilemmas.
a. ask children to respond to stories involving moral dilemmas.
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a. stay about the same. c. decrease. b. increase. d. have no typical pattern
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is Ivar Lovaas, who claimed that the use of ABA (applied behavior analysis) with children diagnosed with autism led to increased language and intellectual skills. Others have argued that his intervention was not nearly as effective as he suggested, but rather that some of his participants were simply higher functioning to begin with. This alternate interpretation of Lovaas's results is a demonstration of which of the six principles of scientific thinking? A) Falsifiability B) Ruling out rival hypotheses C) Correlation vs. correlation D) Extraordinary claims