Jacob and his first-grade class take a field trip to the museum. Students are explicitly instructed to stay together. Any student walking away will be sent to sit on the bus with the bus driver while the rest of the students take the museum tour
Desperately needing to use the restroom, Jacob’s buddy Max quickly darts out of line in search of the nearest restroom. When he returns to the group, Jacob loudly whispers, “Max! You are in so much trouble! You weren’t supposed to leave the group! You are going to be sent to the bus!!” Jacob is expressing __________.
a) heteronomous morality
b) autonomous morality
c) a hypothetical dilemma
d) the pre-conventional level
Answer: a
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A. He says, "The different approaches have different perspectives." B. He writes on the chalkboard, "Different approaches, same research methods." C. He says, "All of the modern approaches in psychology look at the same psychological phenomenon from different viewpoints." D. He says and writes on the chalkboard, "The seven common approaches include biological, cognitive, behavioral, psychoanalytic, humanistic, cross-cultural, and evolutionary."
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a. They want to protect their self-esteem b. Their parents are too permissive c. The material is not challenging d. Dogs eat their homework
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b. are very common, as about half of all menstruating women experience these symptoms. c. do not experience any cognitive changes related to their menstrual cycles. d. often consume more calories than women who do not have the disorder.
All people who are diagnosed with binge eating disorder are also overweight or obese.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)