List at least five characteristics of parents that your text identifies as being helpful in producing moral children.

What will be an ideal response?


Parents who tend to produce moral children are warm and supportive rather than punitive. They use inductive discipline and provide opportunities for children to learn about the perspectives and feelings of others. They afford their children opportunities to participate in family decisions and to think about moral decisions. Parents should model moral thinking and moral behavior themselves. Giving children clear behavioral expectations and fostering an internal sense of morality helps them to develop in a moral way.

Psychology

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Gambling casinos sometimes put a sign up near the roulette wheel that tells players what the last ten or twenty spins were. This leads the players to believe that they can predict the upcoming spin based on the last spins. Players who fall for this are making

A. a confirmation bias. B. the gambler's fallacy. C. the availability heuristic. D. representativeness errors.

Psychology

. Define grit and discuss at least one recent research finding.

What will be an ideal response?

Psychology

Oliver, a known pedophile, recently participated in a fMRI study. Jean, who has never engaged in any sexual deviance, also completed the same study. What difference(s) in brain activity may have been seen between the men?

a) Olivier had a stronger reaction when presented with pictures of nude children. b) Jean had a stronger reaction when presented with pictures of nude children. c) Both men had strong reactions when presented with pictures of nude children, but in different areas of the brain. d) Both men showed strong brain activation, but only Olivier became sexually aroused.

Psychology

An individual who routinely predicts that something bad is about to happen even when there is no evidence to support this thinking is engaging in a type of cognitive distortion identified by David Burns as __________.

A. mind reading B. fortune telling C. overgeneralizing D. weather forecasting

Psychology