Lamont worries that he has unintentionally hurt a classmate's feelings. From this information alone, we can reasonably conclude that Lamont:
a. must be at least 12 years old.
b. has developed a theory of mind.
c. has reached Kohlberg's conventional level of moral reasoning.
d. has a hostile attributional bias.
b
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A researcher has received only 20 percent of the questionnaires that she sent to the 6,000 freshmen at a large Midwestern university. What is the first step the researcher should take to increase the return rate in this survey?
a. Telephone the non-respondents, asking them to return the questionnaire b. Send a follow-up letter with another copy of the questionnaire and a self-addressed campus envelope c. Telephone the non-respondents requesting a personal interview d. Receive permission from professors to stop by classes to collect surveys.
As a first-grade teacher reads a book about penguins in Antarctica, she points to Antarctica on a globe. Six-year-old John seems really puzzled. "How come they don't fall off the earth?" he asks. From Piaget's perspective, John can best be described as:
a. Experiencing disequilibrium b. Have difficulty with conservation c. Having difficulty with class inclusion d. Accommodating when he should be assimilating
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a. fast-and-frugal b. take-the-best c. hot hand d. availability